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Subject: Re: Which is strongest tactical, and which is strongest knowledge programs?

Author: Slater Wold

Date: 17:23:09 09/01/01

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On September 01, 2001 at 20:11:16, stuart taylor wrote:

>On September 01, 2001 at 20:03:18, stuart taylor wrote:
>
>This is a question which I've now resorted to asking, since the programs which
>win most games seem to not necesarily be the greatest tactical visionaries, and
>also not necesarily the greatest planners or knowledge programs, and possibly,
>not even the best of both, but something else still.
>  So I only want to know which is best in tactics alone.
> Also, while we're at it, which is best in knowledge alone.
>Which wins most games? I can easily find that out for myself when results come
>out.
>Thanks
>S.Taylor

I'd say Fritz is the king of tactics.  And Shredder the king of knowledge.

We all know who the "offical" king is.


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• Re: Which is strongest tactical, and which is strongest knowledge programs? Uri Blass 22:42:49 09/01/01
  • Re: Which is strongest tactical, and which is strongest knowledge programs? Slater Wold 23:17:33 09/01/01
    • Re: Which is strongest tactical, and which is strongest knowledge programs? Uri Blass 00:24:36 09/02/01

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