Author: Harald Faber
Date: 06:12:17 07/23/99
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On July 23, 1999 at 08:31:09, Chris Taylor wrote: >On July 23, 1999 at 01:49:56, Marcelo Yamauchi wrote: > >>My Wishes List for the Fritz 6: >> >> >>01 - Better support for the Winboard Engines; >> >>02 - Support for parallel multiprocessing; >> >>03 - Multiple analyses with several engines; >> >>04 - Fast openings reference in the database module; >> >>05 - Capacity to use several tournament libraries of openings in agreement with >>the opponent (Versus Rebel, Chess Genius, Nimzo, Júnior, Crafty, Comet); >> >>06 - More positional and tactical knowledge in the format of second engine; >> >>07 - Emulation of the styles of great masters' openings, each one with your >>personal opening library, similar to the Chessmaster 6000 "personalities" >>(Capablanca, Alekhine, Fischer, Karpov, Kasparov, Anand, J.Polgar, etc.) >> >>08 - Capacity to create libraries of openings and same "personalities" starting >>from the analysis of openings and games by a real player (in database, obvious), >>reproducing your forces and weaknesses in numbers and statistics >>(Agressive/Defensive, Positional/Material, Pawn Structures, king Safety, endgame >>weakness, pieces evaluation, etc.); >> >>09 - Possibility to edit tournaments among engines in the Swiss Style, even if >>in a simple way; >> >>10 - Anti-GM concept in the engine parameters; > >Just got one to add to the brilliant list you have produced! > >11 - To be inexpensive! > >Chris Taylor ??? Fritz costs the same as Rebel, Junior, Nimzo, Hiarcs, MCP, CSTal and LESS than Shredder3(full), Genius6+WChess+Zarkov so what is the problem?
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