Author: Rafael Vasquez
Date: 13:34:45 06/07/02
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On June 07, 2002 at 14:21:41, Fernando Villegas wrote: Hi Fernando, I read in previous messages posted by you that usually you lose late, I mean that your critical problem migth not be opening neither is the middlegame. Thye critical problem is phisical tiredness linked to the lack of endgame skills. That reminds me that in russian books they say we learn chess with a wrong methodology. We start with openings and middlegames and refuse to study endgames. Russian wont do that. They begin studying endings and then when they have the elements of playing with few pieces they study tactics. And programs calculate faster with fewer pieces, so it is difficult to beat them unless you caugth them in thematic endings like fortress or the same (the anti-computer applied to endings :) ). In reality anticomputer strategy is only the grouping of specific weakness found by essay and error. We can do that with our computers, but we could do the same if we have a friend hard to learn and available to play hundreds of games. After hundreds of games you begin to put together the elements of bad play you had glanced and that's it. Rafael >You have a point, but I prefer the task to find the viruses performed by someone >else. In fact my own game is a total virus in itself, a rare self destroying >kind. What I really need is some kind of anti-bad-play-by-fernando kind of >strategy. >fernando
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