the bots do not line up with the player rank why???
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I just beat the 1500 bot and I am level 400. Them I play against someone that is 600 and I get my butt beat. So why do that not lineup. This is really confusing because you are playing bots and you are like yay I just beat the bot that is level 1000 then you go play a player that is 700 and you get demolished. Why do they not lineup!!!
11 days ago
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way-to-good wrote:
I just beat the 1500 bot and I am level 400. Them I play against someone that is 600 and I get my butt beat. So why do that not lineup. This is really confusing because you are playing bots and you are like yay I just beat the bot that is level 1000 then you go play a player that is 700 and you get demolished. Why do they not lineup!!!
Players at any given rating can have that level for a lot of different reasons. Opening knowledge, tactical awareness, endgame knowledge, positional knowledge, calculation ability, nerves/anxiety, etc.
It's hard to make an engine, designed to play the best moves, to play at a specific level, especially as that can mean different things. The device the engine runs on can also cause engines to play better or worse.
11 days ago
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#3
Real ratings shift all the time.
Bot ratings are rough outdated estimates
Bot ratings are rough outdated estimates
Thanks
10 days ago
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SacrifycedStoat wrote:
Real ratings shift all the time.
Bot ratings are rough outdated estimates
Bot ratings are rough outdated estimates
Li feels better than Nora
9 days ago
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Bots under 3000 Elo are programmed to randomly play stupid moves. A higher Elo just merely reduces the chance of a stupid move and (usually) makes the "stupid" moves more subtle, but still.
You can program a chess bot to blunder. You can't program a human unless you're a supervillain in a movie that takes place in the 27th century or something like that.