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7. Juin 2005, 00:16:06
ClayNashvilleTN 
Fencer you need to recant your answer to TULIP.
Dang I can't be the only one looking bad in this exchange.

7. Juin 2005, 00:14:06
Andre Faria 
Sujet: Re:
ClayNashvilleTn: Hum... I think you must apologize... LOL

7. Juin 2005, 00:13:16
ClayNashvilleTN 
I just went on Google and found several programs. I honestly didn't think they would help. You guys need to copy and paste this confession in a private file for later use.

"I WAS WRONG THIS ONE TIME"

7. Juin 2005, 00:10:46
ClayNashvilleTN 
I love my crow well done. Try to get the middle done as well. I also ask that you remove all feathers first.

7. Juin 2005, 00:08:26
Chessmaster1000 
Sujet: Re:a REAL good backgammon program can help a lot, especially not so experienced players.
modifié par Chessmaster1000 (7. Juin 2005, 00:09:17)
ClayNashvilleTn: I bet Pedro could beat any computer and so could anyone else that learn and play the odds.

You guess wrong.............
One of the world's best Backgammon players think that: "I have no doubt that GNU Backgammon 2-ply would show a positive result if given enough time vs. any human player in match play."
--Neil Kazaross

From http://www.gnubg.org

7. Juin 2005, 00:07:55
Mort 
Sujet: Re:a REAL good backgammon program can help a lot, especially not so experienced players.
ClayNashvilleTn: No, because position can demand that you ignore what he might roll. Only maybe in 6 or 7 turns may I be interested and only if he drops a free one that I can knock off.

7. Juin 2005, 00:07:05
Ewe 
Hey even I can win backgammon against a computer! Ive played a few times against a computer & it was soooooooo easy it was boring!

7. Juin 2005, 00:06:50
engram 
People using programs to cheat usually don't tell on themselves, so maybe there is another reason he told you he using a program. Anyone using a program learns little about playing, but for some people winning is more important than anything else. I've played chess with people I know were using programs for making moves. They aren't weren't smarter after playing with programs than they were before they started, so as far as I am concerned I'm not the one who loses something.

Why would he tell you he was cheating if he was really cheating?

7. Juin 2005, 00:05:52
ClayNashvilleTN 
OK, spill the beans, I'll play him and beat him like a drum? hehehehehe well maybe, I am still learning.

7. Juin 2005, 00:03:38
ClayNashvilleTN 
Sujet: Re:a REAL good backgammon program can help a lot, especially not so experienced players.
Jules: all based on the odds of what your opponent "MIGHT" roll on his next turn. All good players figure that in their head Jules.

It is a way to get your money. I bet Pedro could beat any computer and so could anyone else that learn and play the odds.

7. Juin 2005, 00:01:19
Mort 
Sujet: Re:a REAL good backgammon program can help a lot, especially not so experienced players.
ClayNashvilleTn: Backgammon is also about position building blocks and many other things, whether it's better to move the back counters, to leave them them there, whether to make a run, etc.

6. Juin 2005, 23:59:06
ClayNashvilleTN 
Sujet: Re:a REAL good backgammon program can help a lot, especially not so experienced players.
Jules: They both are all about the roll of the dice. In that essence they are the same.

6. Juin 2005, 23:58:09
Mort 
Sujet: Re:a REAL good backgammon program can help a lot, especially not so experienced players.
ClayNashvilleTn: We are not talking about Craps, we are talking about Backgammon.

6. Juin 2005, 23:56:33
Chessmaster1000 
modifié par Chessmaster1000 (6. Juin 2005, 23:57:05)
Andre Faria:
They can predict the future.....
That's why it is cheating

6. Juin 2005, 23:56:03
ClayNashvilleTN 
Sujet: Re:a REAL good backgammon program can help a lot, especially not so experienced players.
Pedro Martínez: Not since I told them the odds. It is an odds game! That same computer would also tell an inexperienced person how to roll craps. The trick is to learn the odds and learn the game. The guy with the computer will never learn, "IF" he indeed has one.

6. Juin 2005, 23:51:33
Andre Faria 
how can these programes simulate the roll dice. I mean, how do they know my roll dice?

6. Juin 2005, 23:50:55
Pedro Martínez 
Sujet: Re:
modifié par Pedro Martínez (6. Juin 2005, 23:51:10)
Clay: Using a REAL good backgammon program can help a lot, especially not so experienced players. Like they will tell you what's the best move when you roll 64 as your opening roll...

6. Juin 2005, 23:48:34
Mort 
Sujet: Re:
ClayNashvilleTn: Clay there are Powerful programs that can defeat the top Backgammon players out there... This is a fact.

They are not free mind you :)

6. Juin 2005, 23:44:01
ClayNashvilleTN 
Lets look at what we know for fact.

There are no useful programs that can help in any dice game.

Fencer advised you to not to worry about it because he knows that for a fact.

Don't get upset over some clown claiming he has one because he doesn't.

If he does he probably needs one to get out of bed too.

This is a non issue.

6. Juin 2005, 23:33:33
Mort 
Sujet: Re:
philip: Not as much if you are using a program if nothing at all really as the person cheating has not done the work. But.. on the other hand if you beat someone who is cheating. :)

6. Juin 2005, 23:32:15
ClayNashvilleTN 
Sujet: Re:
Lamby: If they are using something to aide them in any dice game, I know where they can get some Snake Oil that cures every disease known to man. Send me $50.00 and I will send it to you.

Las Vegas wouldn't exist if that was true.

6. Juin 2005, 23:31:48
philip 
Sujet: Re:
Jules: but WHAT do our rankings mean,on here if people are using programmes??..what??

6. Juin 2005, 23:25:03
Fiona 
Sujet: Re:
Lamby: i couldnt agree more - well said

6. Juin 2005, 23:23:45
Ewe 
I don't understand, why does anyone want to use a programe? Surely it takes all of the fun out of playing? If you win its not even your victory! Besides winning shouldn't be the most important thing when playing a game, in my opinion, it should be about enjoying the game! Its not life or death, its just a bit of fun! Well thats what I think anyway! :o)

6. Juin 2005, 23:22:58
ClayNashvilleTN 
Sujet: Re:
philip:If he has one, it's because he failed 9th grade Math. You dont need one. Your better players dont use them. They know the odds from books, the internet, or just common knowledge. They use the odds in making their moves. Copy what I just sent you and use it. That isn't cheating. it's knowing the odds of an opponent landing on you if you move your piece in any location on the board.

6. Juin 2005, 23:22:05
harley 
philip & Jules, I'll have to take your word for that, I've never seen a backgammon programme running. Maybe I'm missing something.

6. Juin 2005, 23:20:43
Mort 
Sujet: Re:
philip: From what I read he gets a neural net program that learns by playing against itself.

And yes, I did post more info, but I thought best not to in the end.

6. Juin 2005, 23:18:05
philip 
Sujet: Re:
ClayNashvilleTn: so,where does that put mr rubbish player useing a computer programme to make moves,exactly????????

6. Juin 2005, 23:15:01
ClayNashvilleTN 
All a computer could tell you is:

There are two ways to make the three and eleven.
There are three ways to make the four and ten.
There are four ways to make the five and nine.
There are five ways to make the six and eight.
There are six ways to make the seven.

Your better players know this from experience and thus have the higher scores.

6. Juin 2005, 23:14:04
philip 
Sujet: Re:
harley: thats not true programmes if your not good CAN and DO help,also what does our ranking mean if using said programmes is allowed???

6. Juin 2005, 23:12:47
Mort 
Sujet: Re:
harley: No a program that is trained to play the dice in the best fashion in backgammom would help... But it spoils the fun of playing the game.

6. Juin 2005, 23:05:46
ClayNashvilleTN 
Sujet: Re:
Tulip: b>Tulip:There has been a bit of confusion on whether someone has figured a system in Ponds too, but it was admitted Friday that it wasn't true. There's a lot of TALK about such things. It would be impossible to have any kind of aide in any dice game.

There is a site on the Internet for choosing the right move in Backgammon based on the odds of a particular number being rolled by your opponent. But that's just an odds thing and most people experienced in any dice game know the possibilities of each roll just by experience.

6. Juin 2005, 23:05:29
harley 
Can I ask which game it is? Dice games bring to mind backgammon, where no programme would help!

6. Juin 2005, 23:02:53
philip 
Sujet: Re:
Fencer: I agree with Tulip,I dont think you should be able to use programs to play here,thats why I play on these site and dont buy a chess/backgammon game!!

6. Juin 2005, 23:02:12
Tulip 
sorry Fencer but that stinks!

6. Juin 2005, 22:39:15
Fencer 
Actually, what kind of program can help in a dice-based game?
The paragraph in the UA will be improved anyway.

6. Juin 2005, 22:37:47
harley 
Oh, oops Sorry!

6. Juin 2005, 22:35:25
Tulip 
Sujet: Re:
harley: Hmmmm?..Fencer just answered me and says its ok???
im amazed!. and will tone down how many games i play here!...in fact after that i might not bother anymore ;(

6. Juin 2005, 22:21:37
harley 
Tulip, if you send the game ID to Fencer he can advise further.

6. Juin 2005, 22:18:41
Stevie 
ive found in the past.. that its a waste of time reporting this..

6. Juin 2005, 22:16:14
rhiannon 
Sujet: Re: program's in games...
Tulip: No it's not. He risks being banned and his rating removed (User Agreement).

6. Juin 2005, 21:58:56
Tulip 
Sujet: program's in games...
can someone tell me if this is allowed here?
my opponant has just told me he's using one and i find this annoying!!
i play against people not a program...
<disgruntled Tulip>

6. Juin 2005, 21:20:35
ClayNashvilleTN 
Sujet: Re:
modifié par ClayNashvilleTN (6. Juin 2005, 22:08:49)
Walter Montego:



1) My view of the matter was if someone is sincerely wanting resolve, I feel the person that felt they were wronged would raise the issue and not a friend.

2) There are channels to follow when one has a complaint. It is requested that they go through the Globs, if the existing Mod doesn't resolve the issue.

3) This issue was between a Moderator and Globs not a member and a moderator.

4) There are several places that desire this type conversation.

a)The Mod Squad
b)Moderator Complaints
c)Flame room

These 3 places have done a lot to open up undesirable conversations in public and have received noticeable results.

They are VERY open even down to discussing all the gory details.

All Mods do not feel the same on this issue. I hesitate not to discuss any issue that I am up to speed on and it is my feelings if we cannot take the heat for the decision we make then we need to think twice before making one.

I believe if your trying to develop a customer base through good will and offering a friendly place to enjoy and play games, then all of those disagreements, some found to be true but many to be false, that potential customers do not need to think...........Dang, what's going on here? Is this all they do here?

This isn't about us guys. It's about BrainKing and keeping it a first class professionally ran site. Airing dirty laundry in public is not Kosher. Keep it out of the public's eye and resolve it behind closed doors.

Present your case professionally and with facts. Then when you win you will know, it wasn't because of all your friends that you could muster and rile to support you, but because in all honesty you were totally innocent as charged and you now stand vindicated.

To handle it here in public hoping for a human wave of outcry will only let the members see your true intentions.

6. Juin 2005, 20:44:17
Walter Montego 
Sujet: Re:
harley: What is this swamped thing you fear? Is there something wrong with the scroll feature of your computer? Plus, in this case I'm sure the overwhelming majority of people are interested as no one wants to run afoul of the moderators and by reading it here one may learn what to avoid. As for the personal posts, those are what the moderators are supposed to take care, aren't they? All the rest of the posts have a legitimate place if they're on topic or are part of the general conversation. You guys moderate with too heavy of a hand at times and completely stifle things with even a small comment. No one likes taking the time to compose a post only to be rebuked by a moderator that has grown weary of the posts even when the posts in question are on topic. Posting is an almost umlimited resource here and yet you guys would limit it to as little as possible from the way you go about your business at times.

6. Juin 2005, 19:23:12
harley 
But at the same time Walter, we don't want this board swamped with issues that could (and quite often should) be dealt with either in private or in other places. If every issue was raised here and hashed out over one or two pages, other things would be missed. It would be ok if something was raised, and the reason(s) given were accepted, but quite often people want to dispute them and discuss every point. Then it can get personal and before you know it, there are a few hundred posts of which only a handful are of interest to the majority of members.

6. Juin 2005, 19:08:04
Walter Montego 
Sujet: Re: Global Moderators and Complaining about the system
bwildman: Well, it would appear that my predicition that I made after being removed as a moderator has come true. And remember, I was removed without ever using a swear word, violating the user agreement, and without warning. Since this conversation is avoiding the particulars involved I had to look at who's moderating the boards that I don't read along with the ones that I do to try and make sense of what it is that you guys are talking about. I notice two moderators that have been replaced. One of whom is being defended here and the other no one apparently misses. I am not going to rehash my arguments that I posted about this system of moderation. As it is set up now, it is personality driven and is the perfect breeding ground for favoritism and corruption even if we have good people holding the Global moderator's positions, which is arguable in itself. It's been over two months since my time and Fencer has never said a word or asked a question of me about it. At least from what I've read here about this lastest incident seems to show that some sort of procedures have now been implemented and the people were at least warned to change their ways.

ClayNashvilleTn: I agree with bwildman and disagree with you. This is the perfect forum to air complaints about how this site is run. It's first and only statement says it quite clearly and as bwildman pointed out Fencer could at any time post something if he wants too.

"Board for everybody who is interested in BrainKing itself, its structure, features and future."

It says everybody and it says structure. What could be more clear than that? Your suggestion to join some fellowship won't work for me and bwildman states one of the numerous reasons that it won't. Hiding it in some obscure fellowship that only some members have access to is just sweeping it under the rug.

6. Juin 2005, 18:46:40
engram 
Sujet: Re:
Andre Faria: You're the reason I was hidden for ahwile, not the reason I was banned. LOL Okay harley I'm done with this, and thanks for taking the time to listen to me privately.

6. Juin 2005, 18:38:27
harley 
OK thats enough, thanks.

6. Juin 2005, 18:36:46
Andre Faria 
Who cares about mailing you.

You don´t look ok. Are you sick or something?

6. Juin 2005, 18:31:52
engram 
Sujet: Re:
Andre Faria: LOL Well, you can't PM now, as I'm sure you already know, so hearing from you privately won't be a problem anymore.

I should have been wise enough to know what was happening at the time, and put you on my enemies list right away. Live and learn, eh?

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