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Subject: Re: CM9K

Author: Jerry Jones

Date: 03:34:37 05/16/02

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On May 15, 2002 at 16:20:47, John Merlino wrote:

>On May 15, 2002 at 15:17:23, stuart taylor wrote:
>
>>John, or anyone who knows,
>>Is it just possible that CM9K might be much stronger than all predescessors, if
>>not than all others too?
>
>It is certainly possible (and actually rather probable) that the engine in
>CM9000 will be stronger than all previous versions of Chessmaster. It is also
>certainly POSSIBLE that it will be stronger than all other engines as well. As
>for the likelihood of that latter statement, it's anybody's guess.
>
>>I can't see what would be bad in that...
>
>Neither can I. ;-)
>
>>And, can you explain in simple language what it has good for helping improve
>>ones knowledge and technique?
>
>It depends on what level you are already. There are about 20 hours of annotated
>games by Josh Waitzkin, and about another 15+ hours of audio tutorials (plus
>many quizzes/puzzles/drills/exercises that have no audio accompaniment).
>However, a good portion of this is designed for beginner/intermediate players.
>So, depending on your current strength, any amount of it might not be of any
>interest to you.
>
>>Intelligent speech?
>
>There is also in-game audio analysis, with synchronized visual cues on the board
>(pieces moving, arrows, highlighted squares, etc.) that is based on the analysis
>from The King engine.
>
>>Can it play to a particular elo rating level, chosen by you?
>
>In CM9000 there will be over 150 different "personalities" ranging from
>terrible to GM-strength. And, if none of these suit you, you can create any
>number of personalities yourself. You should definitely be able to find a
>computer opponent who gives you a good game but is still beatable.
>
>jm

Why did CM never take part in an official tournament like Paderborn ?
JJ



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