Author: Shaun Graham
Date: 12:56:22 08/03/98
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On August 03, 1998 at 09:22:23, Ed Schröder wrote: >>Hi Ed: >>As much as I am already beaten to pieces by rebel 9 i would like to know which >>is the use to me of upgrading to Rebel 10. I mean, to a middle expert level >>player already beaten 95% of time by top programs. Yers, I know, my reasonning >>has been valid since long time ago and in fact I should have been stuck with >>Rebel 6 or so, but anyway a day comes when this question pressures with >>stronger force before each purchase. > >>Well, Ed, what you have to say? > >Nothing, I am speechless... :) > >But serious, you describe a real problem. The job and challenge for >programmers to write new engine features to keep the program >attractive to play against. This has one of my higher priorities for Rebel. > I know it would be like kissing your arch enemy, but if rebel 10 was an engine for fritz i'd buy it straight away. The ability to switch engines(of really different programs) without having to jump from program to program and having to reset up the position is a god send. Besides it would be like you are making money off of the fritz peoples invention! That would be just revenge wouldn't it. I can't think of any possible type of legal opposition to porting the rebel 10 engine to the fritz5 GUI > > Shaun
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