Author: r.c. richards
Date: 21:01:37 03/29/02
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On March 29, 2002 at 18:04:29, Christophe Theron wrote: >On March 29, 2002 at 15:18:56, Kevin Strickland wrote: > >>What do you feel is the best "version" of the two Tigers? >> >>In my testing I feel that ChessTiger is better because it plays a more solid >>type of game. Others seem to feel that Gambit Tiger is the best. >> >>What do you think the better of the two versions? And why? > > >I do not know for sure because they are extremely close in playing strength, but >I certainly prefer the "Gambit" playing style. I don't know for sure which is stronger and I might be the only one here who doesn't care if Gambit Tiger can beat Shredder or Fritz or Chessmaster. But Gambit Tiger is for me the most fun to play against. Nothing else is even close. Ed's program is a distant second, but I don't like the DOS interface and hope Ed can switch over to Windows. One thing I like about Ed's program is that I can set up illegal positions, like play with three knights and one bishop or whatever. >>I am by no means a GM, but I do like to play your programs. Even more than Fritz >>or Junior. I also like playing Chessmaster 8000. I just want to play and try to >>beat the best. > >Thanks! And you know that I will improve it! Christophe, I wish this were a serious question: Do you think you--or anybody--will ever get around to making a program that plays like Capablanca? I replayed a couple games last night and was knocked over by the beauty of some of his moves and series of moves. If I knew how to post diagrams, I'd post a couple in case somebody here had some extra time and could see if any programs could find these moves. rc
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