Author: Günther Simon
Date: 03:54:40 06/24/03
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On June 23, 2003 at 19:13:22, Jorge Pichard wrote: >On June 23, 2003 at 19:08:28, Jorge Pichard wrote: > >>For this game I used an Athlon 1.2 GHz for FRC_TheBaron and a Celeron 433 MHz >>for Fritz 8.0.0.8. After FRC_TheBaron castled in move 14.0-0-0 Queen side Fritz8 >>did NOT wanted to continued, therefore I set Up the position from that move on >>to allow Fritz8 to continue the game, and the game was won on the endgame stage. IMO this is ridiculous, Fritz 8 just had _lost_ ,as he refused to play on, because he even did not know the rules of the game he was playing... (This are the rules for all games BTW, if you cannot react to a regular move, you lose, period.) I cannot understand why some people completely lost their sense of logic regarding FRC, Shuffle Chess and Normal Chess. Why they cannot recognize, that they are simply playing different games, with different rules?? I can assure you that I have no connections to the developers of FRC programs nor Arena nor am I interested at all in FRC but it makes me sick to see intelligent people losing their logic. Will you help F8 also to play Checkers (perhaps he can make some regular moves from time to time?) and feed him some FENs, after inventing a workaround for harmonizing FEN and whatever is used in Checkers? A better example are perhaps GoBang and Go, or some others, when a game is a subset of another game, or has _similar_ rules, which would it make possible to play a few regular moves, but not the _entire_ game with all possibilities. Its even not worth to discuss about this, you have a game and this game has fixed rules, other rules other games....its incredible... Regards, Günther If a majority now, starts to think another way than me about this logic only problem, I will leave and search for other more logical Humanoids in outer space ;-) Well, perhaps I missed, that the earth is now considered as flat again.
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