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What a nice recovery!
I'm looking forward to see more games.

Ferdy wrote:

Thomas Lagershausen wrote:

Ferdy wrote:

drowsy wrote:Is there any android GUI that shows, say, top 5 moves in analysis mode?

Thank you!

Droidfish can do that.

How?

Start the infinite analysis, then long press on the analysis line, a menu will popup, add more variations and others.

OH!!
Big thank you!!

Hi Lyudmil, I really like the concept. Perhaps the reason engines don't 'like' the Stonewall formations is because they don't understand binders -- they may even undervalue or penalize them. The only drawback to consider is the (usually) empty square between the binders, which can become a weakness...

I'm not, i'm enjoying every moment. I don't see these elo improvements as dumb, search improvements are very important. Finding the correct move a minute sooner can be the difference between winning or drawing, and sometimes losing. Search improvements are of course not the only thing they've done,...

Play against Rhetoric 1.4.1 and you'll have an engine with human style, but human style is based on errors. Rhetoric will lose a lot of entertaining games if the opponent plays perfectly.

Perfect play is less speculative and more objective, and so, boring.

Any chance for a Mac OS compile for Rhetoric? Good question... I've never thought about it. I don't make any compile for linux either. Next version will include more endgame knowledge, maybe SMP. Let's see if I can make binaries for Linux and Mac. Thanks for your input. Great news Alberto.... I hop...

Andre wrote:Any chance for a Mac OS compile for Rhetoric?

Good question...
I've never thought about it. I don't make any compile for linux either. Next version will include more endgame knowledge, maybe SMP.
Let's see if I can make binaries for Linux and Mac.

Thanks for your input.

Mithu wrote: Talking about strength vs creativity, I suggest anyone here to just try playing Rhetoric and see for themselves. This one is a real G(e)M. But that is another story...

Thank you!

Thank you very much.

Thanks Gabor, Gerhard & Graham.