Author: Scott Gasch
Date: 16:08:22 06/22/01
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On June 22, 2001 at 17:57:21, Chris Duggan wrote: >From his finger-notes... can anyone fill in the details?! > >Information about JRLOK(GM) (Last disconnected Fri Jun 22 2001 15:23): > > rating [need] win loss draw total best >Loser's 1897 [6] 0 2 0 2 >Bullet 2450 605 467 81 1153 2839 (23-Oct-2000) >Blitz 3451 293 491 430 1214 3451 (20-Jun-2001) >Standard 2643 14 5 7 26 2656 (13-Jun-2001) > > 1: I knew that admins will find a way to dicredit my rating. I understand it >was bothering them a lot. I know they hated seeing me having high rating > 2: they invented new rule!!! And.............they aplied it retroactively. They >desrve the compliments for creativity!!! Although fact of them hating me helped >a lot!!! > 3: I really feel the misery they went through and feel sorry for them > 4: I am sure admins will read this note.....I have some good and some bad news >for you.. > 5: good news for admins , that I will never play on your server when you guys >don't have a clue what you are doing, and the news..is that I will make public >discussion matter. > 6: Admins did great job discouraging me from playing on this server > 7: new rule I was talking about was that you must play equal # of games against >humans and computers. They put it in help records file and took record away from >me > 8: I know exactly why it was done , but than they got some unpleasant responds >and had to change it back.. Poor admins BTW, everyone arguing that comps are GM strength... I suspect this goes against your argument. I don't know the details at all here but I surmise JRLOK was beating some high rated computers frequently and that is how he got a rating near 3500 on ICC. I heard he was playing scrappy alot, among others. I think this is proof of what a human GM can do when they put their mind to doing something... The human mind is still the best chess computer, in my opinion. Scott
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