Sad news Olivier, but understandable.
Many hours spended watching the games and chating with programmers.
Thanks for awnsering many questions with great iddeas and solutions.
Hope you enjoy other things that you want to do.
Allways waiting for the next tournament, cause as the proverb says
"the criminal allways return to the local of the crime".
I will bribe you with "cozido a portuguesa" ou "feijoada" with "vinho tinto do Dão".
Regards from your portuguese friend,
Fernando
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Hi Olivier,
I hope that your new projects will give as much fun as your tournaments have done.
Thanks for all your contributions to chess.
Ciao,
I hope that your new projects will give as much fun as your tournaments have done.
Thanks for all your contributions to chess.
Ciao,
- Giorgio
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Thanks Olivier. Good luck and hope to see more later.
Best to you,
Gerold.
Best to you,
Gerold.
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I have feeling, that after 2-3 years there is only Graham Banks doing tournaments
Jouni
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Sad to hear Olivier, but many thanks for all the fun tournaments! Good luck for your future plans.Olivier Deville wrote:This is to confirm the rumours that ChessWar is going to an end.
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Good luck Olivier. We're all very grateful for the work you put in. It seems like with you
and Leo both retiring it's the end of an era.
regards,
--tom
and Leo both retiring it's the end of an era.
regards,
--tom
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It's the end of an era. I had a fun time visiting the chat room, and even just watching the games when there was no one to chat with.
Too bad Tony's Chess will never make it out of the Promo division.....
Too bad Tony's Chess will never make it out of the Promo division.....
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Computer chess is a disease. I'm sure you'll be back!Olivier Deville wrote:Dear friends,
This is to confirm the rumours that ChessWar is going to an end.
Of course, I am annoyed by all the clone/derivative stories, but the main reason is I now want to spend my time with other things.
I am still interested in amateur chess engines, and I really liked the social event of broadcasting games. So possibly there will be a new edition of OpenWar at the end of the year. We'll see.
Of course I'll keep the Winboard Forum alive.
Olivier
Meanwhile, thanks for all you've done and have fun with your other interests.
Graham.
gbanksnz at gmail.com
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Thanks, Olivier !
I hope you will be back.
I hope you will be back.
My engine was quite strong till I added knowledge to it.
http://www.chess.hylogic.de
http://www.chess.hylogic.de
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I was trying to find the right words to catch the right spirit of what I think. I believe I found them:Adam Hair wrote:First Leo, and now you. It is sad to see the two great tournaments ending.
Take care, Oliver. I hope you have fun with your other projects. And I do hope you keep OpenWar alive.
"This really sucks"
In Spanish it sounds better, but in poetry, translations are very difficult.
Miguel