Author: Steve
Date: 18:58:21 12/30/98
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On December 30, 1998 at 14:18:51, rich wrote: >I expected cm 6000 to act in a serious and proffessional way. >Sadly, it is still a programme for little children.(compare with fritz and >rebel).CM6000 has an inadequate opening book, there are bugs everywhere, and the >tutorials are only for beginners.Also CMlive(mplayer.com)is so slow and >frustrating that I deleted it after trying once. >The only thing I like are Waitszszszszkins annotated games. >Also analyzing a game with cm 6000 is hopeless. >Has anyone noticed that CM sometimes starts to think when it still is in the >book ? ( for example after e4 c5 Nf3 d6 d4 cd Nxd4 Nf6 Nc3 g6 Be3) >I'm very disappointed at CM 6000. Does anyone feel the same way ? >It seems that mindscape has a lot to learn. I am puzzled as to why any deficiencies (real or perceived) in CM6000's opening book would be significant. CM6000, like the other top programs, has a feature that permits you to set up any opening position you want and play the game out from there. Am I overlooking something here?
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