My standard rating is way lower than before, it fell around 150 points playing this computer :)
I beat Computer-4 Impossible!
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The computer simply blunders a bishop in the (I believe) drawn endgame!
Whats the time control
incorrectname wrote:
Whats the time control
10/10
Great job!
Interesting that it let a draw position slip into a losing one.
Hmm...did the computer really blunder, or did let you win intentionally?
He TROLLED it (I hear the audience howling...).
Great game logozar! It reminds me of this one I played recently:
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/game-showcase/amacing-victories-by-macer75?page=2, post #36, first game
Congrats ))
Happens a lot of the time.
Because the game should be drawn by the 50-move rule but the computer doesn't claim it, that means that in its algorithms, every move should round out to equality (through the 50 move rule). Thus, it believes that giving the bishop is a draw (since if the engine were to play Kd6 and claim a draw the claim would be valid (Or more technically, stop clock, write the move down on scoresheet, get arbiter, claim 50 move rule etc).
Anyway, congrats!
That explains it chessking 
@chesskingdremer, that helps the understanding but still seems a basic bug in the algorithms. It should be a simple fix.
Anyway, congrats
Generally the computer opponents' play seems to be solid, albeit with some moronic moves thrown into the mix every now and then (such as exchanging a piece for a pawn for no apparent reason at all). The lower the level, the more of such nonsense moves it makes. As this particular game drew out for very long, maybe time came to make a nonsense move even on level 4.
I know a persons who's account is a comp, and has beaten the computer 4 impossible bullet comp!
After many losses (and 1 draw) I managed to beat Computer 4 impossible!