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And Vlad, he's much stronger then Lacey, but I've won against him a couple of times - you just need to resist the temptation to play with the same speed as him.
And yes, Lacey is among the few Chessmaster middle-level personalities that don't randomly choose to give away a minor piece at like turn 20.
Sep 17, 2008
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#4
So is Lacey the one move depth version and Vlad the two move depth version or something of the sort?
"it would be just perfect if they used a fake time-control"
No thanks. No dumbing down the AI's for me. If you find it hard to resist the temptation, use Buddhist Zen practicies.
"So is Lacey the one move depth version and Vlad the two move depth version or something of the sort?"
Basically, yes.
It can be accomplished by establishing a duplicate personality already on the system; giving it the name of the personality you wish, and then pick the settings that you want. The opening book can be one installed, or you manually can create your own from outside sources. It's fun!
Could Carlsen beat Morphy at his best? Maybe.
[Event "CmG Test"]
[Site "NC Test Center"]
[Date "2015"]
[White "Morphy, P."]
[Black "Carlsen, M."]
[Result "1/2-1/2"]
[ECO "B21"]
1. e4 c5
2. d4 cxd4
3. Nf3 e5
4. Bc4 Nf6
5. c3 Nc6
6. cxd4 exd4
7. O-O Nxe4
8. Qb3 Nd6
9. Bd3 Be7
10. Bf4 O-O
11. Na3 a5
12. Rac1 a4
13. Qc2 Kh8
14. Rfe1 f5
15. Nb5 Nxb5
16. Bxb5 a3
17. b3 Ra5
18. Qc4 d5
19. Qe2 Bb4
20. Bxc6 Bxe1
21. Qxe1 bxc6
22. Rxc6 Ra6
23. Rc1 Re6
24. Qd2 Re4
25. Nxd4 Qf6
26. Rd1 Qb6
27. f3 Re7
28. Rc1 Bb7
29. Be3 Rfe8
30. Bf2 Qf6
31. f4 Re4
32. Rc7 R8e7
33. Rc5 Rf7
34. Rc2 Kg8
35. g3 Re8
36. b4 Qd6
37. Rc5 Ra8
38. Rc3 Rff8
39. b5 Ra4
40. Qd3 g6
41. Qd1 Raa8
42. Nc6 Rfe8
43. Qb3 Re2
44. Bc5 Qd7
45. Ne5 Qe6
46. Bd4 Rb2
47. Qd1 Rxb5
48. Re3 Qd6
49. Nd3 Bc6
50. Qe1 Qd7
51. Nc5 Qc7
52. Re6 Rxc5
53. Bxc5 Bd7
54. Bb6 Qb8
55. Bf2 Qb5
56. Re7 Re8
57. h4 Qa4
58. h5 gxh5
59. Bc5 h6
60. Bf2 Rxe7
61. Qxe7 Be8
62. Qe6+ Bf7
63. Qc8+ Kg7
64. Qxf5 Qd1+
65. Kg2 Qe2
66. Qe5+ Qxe5
67. fxe5 Kg6
68. Bc5 Kf5
69. Bxa3 Kxe5
70. Bb2+ d4
71. a4 Bd5+
72. Kf2 Bc4
73. Ke1 Kd5
74. Ba3 Kc6
75. Kd2 Bf1
76. Ke1 Bh3
77. Kd2 Bf5
78. Be7 Bb1
79. Kc1 Be4
80. Kd2 Kb6
81. Bf6 d3
82. Bd8+ Ka6
83. a5 Bg6
84. Bb6 Bf5
85. Bd8 Ka7
86. Bc7 Bh7
87. Bb6+ Kb7
88. Bc5 Ka6
89. Bb6 Kb5
90. Bd8 Bg6
1/2-1/2
Mar 23, 2015
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#9
Negoba wrote:
So is Lacey the one move depth version and Vlad the two move depth version or something of the sort?
Vlad always makes a gross positional error at move four, but plays strong tactically. Vlad's tactical depth is limited somewhat, but remains strong relative to rating.
I had once read that there are personalities on chessmaster that do not mistakes but have limited search depth. These had been suggested as good opponents to practice against since some of the others make random good and bad moves. Does anyone remember this and which personalities they are?