Chessmaster 10th edition

Originally posted by YUG0slav
I'm watching you 😠

Originally posted by Audacious
Funny man, when I say internet play I mean playchess.

Originally posted by Turfmoor
Why do you use an engine on playchess?

Originally posted by XanthosNZ
Any Chessbase engine comes with a 1 year subscription to Playchess. That is likely what he means. Or he could be using his engine in Engine/Centaur matches on Playchess (which is allowed obviously).

Yeah with Fritz 8 & 9 you select tools, analysis, then you have some options, blunder check, postion and a few others, I usually just select full.

Once you select that you should get a further pop up with more options, I suggest you reduce the thinking time for each move right down otherwise you'll be there all day waiting for the thing to finish.

Originally posted by Turfmoor
Why do you use an engine on playchess?

3D boards mmmmmm. The multiple boards feature is handy too.

http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=2686

Originally posted by hutson
Is this the best chess playing software

Originally posted by YUG0slav
eg. say you set your engine to play at 1000 elo strength. At this level, it will will lots of drastic blunders, but not in the same way as a human 1000 player. When humans make mistakes, it's primarily due to a misconception and there's a reason for the bad move. When the computer makes mistakes, it's just random as hell