Author: Steve Maughan
Date: 10:13:03 12/11/03
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Tord, >I don't know any lines, I'm afraid. I just remember the general comments >on the theoretical status of the 5... Nxd5 variation. Of course, in >such a sharp line it is perfectly possible that the status has changed >since the last time I read anything about it. It is sharp. It plays to the strengths of todays best programs. I'd even say it's probably a line that could be resolved using the best PC programs of today. >Gothmog started out as an attempt to create a "Mac version of CST", so >I am happy to see that it is able to reproduce some of CST's moves. :-) > >My aim is to make my engine play sharp, aggressive and sacrifical chess, >even if it costs many points in comp-comp games (the sacs are not always >sound). I don't see any point in trying to create an extremely strong >engine, because there are so many super-strong engines available anyway. >I find it much more interesting to try to produce an interesting, unusual >and entertaining style of play. Cool. Monarch also - I want to make a program that wins with sparks even though it sometimes crashes and burns Regards, Steve
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