Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 16:52:45 07/12/03
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On July 11, 2003 at 10:59:08, John Merlino wrote: >Here are a few items that quickly come to mind. >1) Real and FREE multi-player that works. All you need to do is create a user >account and you are quickly connected to our own servers. You don't have to join >any other service to play online all you want. this sounds very interesting John. i hope i can buy this program soon and they will ship some parts to europe too :-)) or we have to order at ICD :-)) >2) Simple and easy-to-use interface. There isn't a huge glut of features that >most users wouldn't care about (or even know how to use!), so the user isn't >overwhelmed. great. >3) Gorgeous graphics. While most people on this board wouldn't care about this, >I can honestly say this program is undoubtedly the best-looking chess program >ever made (not to mention one of the best-looking software program's I've EVER >seen). cool. >If you have anything specific you are interested in, please don't hesitate to >ask. > >jm i remember that Wchess had some weaknesses in endgame. therefore i would like to know how the endgame is or if dave kittinger made some progress in this area too (maybe with the help of tablebases or more knowledge or whatever :-)). tactics and taking the initiative was wchess' strength. but positional play was a weakness. i wonder if this has changes :-)) i know i am penetrant with my questions. but the last wchess-thing i bought was powerchess, or wchess for MCS. don't remember exactly what came earlier. but i always wanted to have a "latest kittinger" because i still remember the good old super-constellation times.
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