02 Jan 09
Originally posted by rhbi like this idea but why not extend it to being able to program in full opening repertoires (ie. an kind of extension of the conditional moves feature but with one's own personal opening book). Ideally one could program alternatives that could be activated/deactivated etc. or to be even more adventurous program random generators where more than one option was programmed in (ie. if 1.E4 1... g6 [60%], 1... c5 [30%], 1... d6 [10%] for example).
Having just played 1 c4 for the umpteenth time, it'd be great if I could tell the TFC database that this is the default opening I want to make whenever I'm white.
This'd need to be set at profile level, and be switch-offable of course.
On a similar note could it be possible to extend the conditional move feature to include variations beyond a single move?
02 Jan 09
Originally posted by NakedBassSome of my opponents are very good at the [beep] opening. I wouldn't want in my life to play that opening against them. But to everyone else I have a very good winning ratio in this particular opening.
i like this idea but why not extend it to being able to program in full opening repertoires (ie. an kind of extension of the conditional moves feature but with one's own personal opening book). Ideally one could program alternatives that could be activated/deactivated etc. or to be even more adventurous program random generators where more than one option ...[text shortened]... be possible to extend the conditional move feature to include variations beyond a single move?
So to have a general opening repertoir that RHP plays for me automatically, I wouldn't like. I would rather have full control of what opening I'd play against every opponent.
Today's conditional opening feature is as good as it can be.