Author: Stephen A. Boak
Date: 01:38:43 01/29/00
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>On January 28, 2000 at 10:54:08, blass uri wrote: >Rebel came late to the game because of the people who are responsible for the >hardware. >I also had to install Rebel again because there was a problem with the hardware >and the result was that Rebel started the game with disadvantage of almost 40 >minutes. With the late setup, did you set the initial Rebel Century time on the program's internal clock to reflect the elapsed (missing) time on the 'real' clock? Or did you set the play rate of RC to a faster setting? Or both? > >I understood from the question of golud in the begining of the game >that he was not prepared to play Rebel. Well, Uri, this certainly ruins your theory about the human team having an advantage by the choice to play a player who is better (prepared!) to play a computer. :) It seems they might not exercise that choice wisely, if at all. > >He asked if he plays against Rebel10 and >I told him that he plays against a newer version of Rebel. > >I expected to play against someone who bought the opponent. This would be in agreement with your theory. :) > >Rebel Century got a clear advantage from the opening and could win a pawn but it >prefered to get a positional advantage by 16.Re2(I do not think that the >decision was right). > >The GM offered a draw at move 30 and I declined the offer. >Vitali Golud claimed after the game that Rebel did not see simple tactics. >I replied that it prefered a positional advantage. >people told us to be quiet and then the GM complained that they did not say it >when he played. > >I agree that there was a noise during the game but Rebel was not responsible to >it. Very funny, ROFL! Lucky your hardware had a quiet CPU fan. I would have liked to see the director tell Rebel Century to "quiet down". You know how a true rebel would react! <snip> > >Uri --Steve
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