Author: blass uri
Date: 07:25:42 05/09/99
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On May 09, 1999 at 07:03:56, Ricardo Sant Ana wrote: <snip> >Well, since I believe it´s more important to develop the strategy, manouvre and >plan skills, of course I believe you should buy an intelligent chess program: You assume that being good at tactics is not intelligence and I disagree about it. >and you will be able to train tactical and combination with it too.... these >programs are not really bad in tactical skills, but the are just a little slow Do you have a proof that Hiarcs7 is a little slow? I read that it is good at tactics. >(but who cares, when training, if a program will find the right combination in 1 >second or 4 seconds ??) I care because sometimes it is not a question of 1 second or 4 seconds but a question of 3 minutes or 3 hours. >So, what I mean is: an intelligent chess program will give you oportunity to >train manouvres , plan and stragey skills and tactical skills too. > >So this is a list of the best chess programs (in my own opinion) that could meet >the requirements for training: (the order is alphabetical order) >Chess System Tal (Win or DOS version) >Hiarcs 7 (or even Hiarcs 6) >Rebel 10 I think that all the top programs including Junior,Fritz and Nimzo can help most humans in strategy. Without strategy skills they have no chance against your programs. If you do random moves (from moves that it is impossible for programs to see that they lose material) then you can win only weak players and have no chance against GM's. Uri
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