Fritz 12 is out! Which means ...

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  • Gary Ruben
    Just Wondering
    • 2008-05-30
    • 4915

    #31
    Re: Fritz 12 is out! Which means ...

    Originally posted by Egidijus Zeromskis View Post
    Do you mean that CC has no time limit? (e.g., 1, 3 or 7 days per move)
    If CC didn't have any time limits, I wouldn't have received so many angry letters when I forfeited players for exceeding the time limit. :)

    Is it true that in OTB chess you can come an hour late and offer your opponent a draw without making a move?
    Gary Ruben
    CC - IA and SIM

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    • Egidijus Zeromskis
      • 2008-05-30
      • 5715

      #32
      Re: Fritz 12 is out! Which means ...

      Originally posted by Gary Ruben View Post
      Is it true that in OTB chess you can come an hour late and offer your opponent a draw without making a move?
      If you are an hour late, you get round O.

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      • Gary Ruben
        Just Wondering
        • 2008-05-30
        • 4915

        #33
        Re: Fritz 12 is out! Which means ...

        Originally posted by Egidijus Zeromskis View Post
        If you are an hour late, you get round O.
        So simple is chess. Who would have thought... :D
        Gary Ruben
        CC - IA and SIM

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        • Erik Malmsten
          • 2008-06-07
          • 1421

          #34
          Re: Fritz 12 is out! Which means ...

          When I upgraded Hiracs 1-1/2 years ago which used Fritz 8 to Fritz 10 I noticed these chances:
          1) faster at finding checkmates and perpetual checks in variations.
          2) changed evaluation, for example to consider B+P for a rook.
          3) improvements in rating the opening lines, useful for post-game analysis.

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