Author: Reynolds Takata
Date: 17:38:51 12/02/98
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On December 02, 1998 at 19:48:17, Dann Corbit wrote: >On December 02, 1998 at 17:52:27, Reynolds Takata wrote: > >>On December 02, 1998 at 17:44:06, Dann Corbit wrote: >> >>>On December 02, 1998 at 17:15:53, Reynolds Takata wrote: >>> >>>> Would it be possible for you people who are running these tournaments to get >>>>together and create a very large tournament such as those run on Shep's comp >>>>site? I suggest Shep, James Walker, Enrique Erazoqui, and Didzis Cirulis. >>>>Create a Schedule, and then run the tournament between the 4 of you. Perhaps a >>>>small one first as it would be quick and you could streamline the effort to work >>>>out kinks. This of course if you guys would be interested. >>>I would like to see this also. 40/2 or better, using FICS, ICC or similar to >>>manage games. The only problem I see is that some of the professional entries >>>may be hard to operate against fics, ICC or whatever. >> >> >>I don't know if this is the way they might do it, I was rather thinking, that >>they might continue to run the match games by themselves between there own >>computers, but merely acting as if they were all in the same location. >But how will they exchange moves? If by email, all of the programs will lose on >time! They must have some method to instantly transmit the move choice. They are not exchanging moves! My mistake is assuming that they all had all of the top programs like myself. At least Shep and Enrique have all of the programs. I was saying for instance Shep would play Cm6000 vs J5, and Enrique would play R10 vs MCP8 on his own two computers. They report the verdict of the outcomes to each other, to see what program advances in the tournament. This idea has some complexities but they may be able to be worked out to create a faurly large and/or quick tournament between the programs.
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