>My point was not all that clear I can see. What I would like to achieve >is. > >1) That an expert snowie player is an expert gnubg player, and >vice versa. > >2) That an expert chequer player is an expert cube player, and vice >versa. > >3) That people would actually cite the gnubg rates and ratings, which >nobody does today. > >4) That gnubg's system is easily understood and that the numbers >translates to snowie's in a straight forward way. > > SNIP ... SNIP ... > >I only suggest changing the translations, not the numbers.
Hmmm ... personally I've never used Snowie so I'm not a fan of adjusting gnubg rating scheme (trnslation) to Snowie's one. I still think that an 'Equiv. Snowie Rating' should do the job. More coplicate would be to make it optional : use gnubg rating or snowie rating ... BTW, I'm almost often rated Expert by gnubg : if Snowie rates me above that (WorldClass) I think it's rating scheme has a problem :)))) Right now everybody uses Snowie (I wonder if everybody has paid for it ...) but I think that many users would switch to gnubg as soon as a windows build with the latest code (GTK2, board3d, SSE speed impovements, python and db support, ...) is available. One of the major obstacles to have Snowie users use gnubg was the absence of Win/WinG/WinBG percetages below each move in the hint/analysis list : now it is done so ... MaX. _______________________________________________ Bug-gnubg mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnubg
