Author: Joe McCarro
Date: 20:24:21 04/15/02
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On April 14, 2002 at 17:52:33, Michael Vox wrote: >On April 14, 2002 at 17:36:54, Steve wrote: > >>What is the difference between Fritz 6 and Fritz 7 other then playing chess on >>the internet? > >They both still have serious bugs in their analysis feature, such as the >incorrect value of positions 'constantly'. In addition, it may give you a full >line in the Blunder check that the program states is worse for your position, >yet it still posts that evaluation in Blunder check !! > >Why can't they spend some time on the analysis engine, I do not have the time to >go through each move with the 'Infinite Analysis' function. Since I am not a good player I wish the fritz engine was also composing its analys while playing the game. That way the analysis woudl be there right after the game. Since I have a day job it is unrealistic to think I can play a whole game of chess (I only play well at slow time controls) and then wait an hour to see what fritz thinks. I usaully sneak a game in at night and then go to bed thinking Ill look over the anlysis the next day. It never happens. Thats the big advantage of playing in a club. If I lose to a better player he will tell me while the game is still fresh where he thinks I blew it and some thingfs about the opening etc. When I play a game for an hour there is no reason some of fritz's resources shouldn't be used to analyze the game. Power chess was the only game I knew that did this.
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