Author: Guillem Barnolas
Date: 07:21:51 09/06/98
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On September 06, 1998 at 00:14:54, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On September 05, 1998 at 21:27:22, Fernando Villegas wrote: > >>I wonder what conclusion can be drawn from the fact that only 14% of people > > >IMHO, it's a pointless question. How many have played crafty? interesting, >but only in the framework of how many have played Rebel, or genius, or whatever. >Otherwise, the number doesn't mean a thing. How many would buy it? Again >pointless, since it won't ever be for sale. However, maybe it is not >particularly worth much to most, which is the way I would interpret the I can't agree with this... I think Crafty is worth a lot to most of us, but the thing is if we would buy it... To buy a computer chess program, I look for a nice interface and fancy options like telling you which opening you're playing.. things like that.. I like Crafty for other reasons... but I wouldn't buy none of them... why ?... simply I don't use computer chess programs that much.. I only bougth Chessmaster 3000 and It's the only one I sometimes reinstall to play a bit with it... and I bought it because I loved the personalities idea...
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