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Subject: Re: Western Chess more complex than Go?

Author: Nicolas GUIBERT

Date: 08:57:07 12/13/02

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>I do not know about you, but i have proven myself in more than just
>computerchess. Napoleon (my 10x10 international checkers program) is
>the only winner of the computer-human tournament held (if i remember well
>around 2000 or 2001). Of course old glory, nowadays it is much stronger.
>
>I ended a few weeks ago as 4th with napoleon in the draughts champ.
>
>Now what were your achievements in other board games other than
>computerchess?

Hmmm, Vincent !

One the hand hand, you keep shouting that draughts programmers are amateurs that
know nothing about good computer games programming.

On the other hand, you seem to be proud of a 4th place (out of 10) in the
draughts competition.

I wonder why you so desperately want to be the best everywhere...

• Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Vincent Diepeveen 13:49:05 12/13/02
  • Seki means a stalemate or stand off. Mark Young 11:47:38 12/14/02
    • Re: Seki means a stalemate or stand off. Gian-Carlo Pascutto 06:26:24 12/15/02
  • Re: Western Chess more complex than Go? Robert Hyatt 21:37:24 12/13/02

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