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Subject: Re: RE: I think you mean Hiarcs7 Fake Games

Author: Micheal Cummings

Date: 16:43:23 02/21/99

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On February 21, 1999 at 07:59:42, Thom Perry wrote:

>On February 21, 1999 at 03:03:28, Micheal Cummings wrote:
>
>>
>>On February 21, 1999 at 02:29:58, ROBERT FLINT wrote:
>>
>>>i am a huge fans of the chessmaster programs and i owm 3000-6000 !!! and i think
>>>that the king engine is one of the strongest engines out there !!BUT !!!!\\THESE
>>>GAMES WERE IT SEEMS TO BE CRUSHING HIARCS7 IS TRUELY FOOLISH!! I HAVE TWO 450MHZ
>>>PENTIUMII COMPUTERS AND AFTER RUNNING BOTH GAMES ON MY COMPUTERS WITH THE SAME
>>>HARDWARE HIARCS PLAYS NONE OF THESE BLUNDERS. SO I BEGAN TO THINK ITS MUST BE
>>>THE HARDWARE !! SO I WENT TO A FRIENDS HOUSE AND RAN THE SAME GAME ON A 166MHZ
>>>CYRIX PROCESSOR AND AGAIN HIARCS7 DID NOT BLUNDER AND I FOUND ALL THE MISTAKES
>>>!!! USING VERY LITTLE TIME !!! I URGE ALL HIARCS OWNERS TO FORGET THESE PATHETIC
>>>GAMES AND LOOK TO MORE RELIABLE SOURCES!!! I AM SOORY IF I HURT ANY FEELING BUT
>>>THESE ARE JUST NOT LEGIT!!!
>>
>>
>>Which games are you referring too, the ones played by Richard Harrison are
>>played on better machines than a 166Mhz, I think you just do not like to see
>>Hiarcs7 lose, It the same old story crappy program beating a very expensive one.
>>I think the games being played are legit.
>
>Why do you think the games are legit when it "appears" they cannot be
>duplicated?  Does your love of CM6K automatically make these games legit?

I also think the heading should of been Hiarcs7 fakes games, I do not believe
the integrity of CM6K games is under question it is that played by Hiarcs, but
maybe just your way of having a dig at CM6K, because even if this was not your
intention, you just showed that you dislike it by the  why you put it in the
heading instead of Hiarcs7



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