Author: Micheal Cummings
Date: 05:10:16 05/26/99
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On May 26, 1999 at 01:56:55, Lex Loep wrote: >Fernanado, > >I am the author of ChessPartner and as such I have to disagree. ChessPartner has >been around for a long time in various versions, under various names (LCHESS, >Schaakmeester, CP ) Over the years we have had many reviews most of >them very positive, mainly because of the great number of features. > >I always have been listening to suggestions but I can not do anything with >comments like: "is poor, obsolete ... etc". >The program has a comparable set of features with the other programs, so I guess >it all comes down to cosmetics, some like it some don't. > >You also mention it has no 3D boards, well it does have it, so I must conclude >you have not looked very good at it ! > >From the other comments I take some people don't like the pieces, this is very >easy to fix, the Rebel pieces will be included in the combined product. > >Any feedback is welcome, but please be more specific then 'I don't like it' ! > >Lex Loep >Lokasoft >feedback@lokasoft.nl >http://www.lokasoft.nl/uk/ The reason why you have never heard the lines "is poor, obsolete ... etc", is that because your program is okay as it is now, but in my opinion and many other, it is not up to scratch for the Rebel program. Compared to what we can get in the DOS version right now, if most of these features were incorporated into your program it would be totally different. I have played your program, and even though I did not like it compared to what I already had, does not mean that it is crap. To me it is just not good enough for a Rebel windows version. Like putting a High performance engine in an old crappy Ford. You might get the performance, but if you have not got the other features then to me you have a crap car with a good engine. Like I say, you program is not crap, but it is not good enough for the Rebel windows version, unless there are major changes. Micheal
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