Originally posted by KeplerIt doesn't sound like an accurate process if you are getting different answers from different engines to me. Perhaps as you say the difference may be in the tool that Gate invented. Lets hope this is the case, and I can understand how the Game Mods cannot say how they actually do it. I didn't realize there were that many engines out there.
I have tried running games through various engines (wait a minute and there will be heap of accusations), I think I had ten different engines altogether. On some moves you get all agreeing as to the best move, on other moves all will give you a different best move, generally it fell somewhere between the two extremes. There are also variations due to hardware ...[text shortened]... ods used match up over the top three moves and specific set ups to avoid this kind of problem.
Thank you for sharing what you have experienced !
Originally posted by Very RustyIf I didn't get different answers at least some of the time I would be worried. That would indicate that every engine is the same and that new versions are no different to the old versions.
It doesn't sound like an accurate process if you are getting different answers from different engines to me. Perhaps as you say the difference may be in the tool that Gate invented. Lets hope this is the case, and I can understand how the Game Mods cannot say how they actually do it. I didn't realize there were that many engines out there.
Thank you for sharing what you have experienced !
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Originally posted by ludzIf you would read all this thread (and also Thread 88786 ) then you would notice that statement "about an individual matching Fritz 100%" does not comply with facts.
Is any vetting being done of the prospective mods? There have been a few p.m's about an individual matching Fritz 100% and this should be checked out. It would be sad for what happened with Cludi to repeat itself.
Believing on word to persons with obvious "I`m losing, you must be cheating" syndrome - its not serious.
