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MikeB wrote: ↑

Fri May 28, 2021 1:47 pm

Indeed, and neither is the Talkchess forum. I viewed this a troll type post anyway. If I thought Mr. Silver could really help me, I would PM him.

Sorry to ask if you are selfish. I have the impression that it is.

Question for Mr. Albert Silver. Why is it that with an original Chessbase product I don't have the chess engine updated Fat Fritz. Some users have and others do not. I am asking how it is.

What is this chess engine FatFritz 2.1NNUE (in SF) 1CPU. Where did you get it.

Earlier a mistake was already made. Stockfish should be a chess engine closed off.

Bold is my own. If I gave you two engine outputs with first move choice and evaluation by SF and FF2, I can almost guarantee you could not tell them apart. In similarity tests, the two engines are virtually indistinguishable. Hence, chess players are more often to find FF2 incredibly redundant, not...

Explain "the power of the game"? I presume English is not your native language...which means you need to stick more to specifics and less to generalities if you actually want people to understand....otherwise, you tend to sound like a crank. If not you understand what I am writing, about it I am so...

Of course everyone KNOWS what you meant...'it's a pity' you said it so poorly. However, you do not appear to have read WHY Dragon 2 was released. It has value to those who use it for certain purposes as some items got a nice improvement. What you write nonsense and stupidity. Not interested in impr...

I mean Dragon 2. It's even worse and weaker than Dragon - in the first release.

When the new version of the program, because Komodo 2 is so weak, it is a pity to use it. Gentlemen of Komodo, accelerate the pace of your work.

Sorry, I was thinking of the older FF. FF2 is pretty much like SF13 with a different net but similar strength, so Dragon should lose to it by about this score based on the rating gap between SF13 and the older dragon, allowing for the 10 to 12 elo gain since then. Shame for me is for programmers an...