Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 16:11:54 12/28/01
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On December 28, 2001 at 18:27:34, Tom Kerrigan wrote: >>I agree that by one change you cannot do it but it is possible that by many >>small changes it is possible to do it when the problem is to find the right >>changes. > >Yeah, but you have no proof of this statement. Why do you believe it, exactly? The idea of a static piece score table is not sound IMO. The game changes all the time, you don't want to rush the queen out in the opening, but you certainly want it active further down the road. And the rooks are best placed in the open files or defending/attacking pieces. Table scores are just rules of thumb, a positional idea if you can't find anything else, but even the positional strategy will change during a game, so the tables should also continuesly change (like place your pieces close to the opponents king!:) In other words, I think Uri, that you can forget about perfect tables ;) -S.
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