so im an engine player, and i feel there is unfair discrimination and stigma of "cheating." i use shredder chess, it's how i would describe my playing style. i feel like "cheater" is derogatory and "engine player" should be the more politically correct term. we're still playing, just like you/ we're competing, just like you. and it's not easy! i blew a winning streak last night because i moved the wrong bishop- it's hard because on the engine, the board and colors are reversed so you have to be very careful.
engine players are good for the game. ive had some brilliant games and some pretty amazing comebacks. other players get good practice, and everybody learns. using an engine still requires you to play the game.
its no different than a golfer using a magnetic ball, an WR using sticky gloves, or a keeper using an invisible forcefield in front of the net. it's still about the competition
engine players are good for the game. ive had some brilliant games and some pretty amazing comebacks. other players get good practice, and everybody learns. using an engine still requires you to play the game.
its no different than a golfer using a magnetic ball, an WR using sticky gloves, or a keeper using an invisible forcefield in front of the net. it's still about the competition