Carlsen resigns on move 2
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Kevin Thurlow
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Re: Carlsen resigns on move 2
Geoff's script looks plausible, I suspect what is actually made will be less accurate though.
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Geoff Chandler
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Re: Carlsen resigns on move 2
Hi Kevin,
I remember the liberties they took with 'Pawn Sacrifice' they will need to jazz it up somehow else it will look like a documentary with experts quoting computer evaluations as well trying to explain the performance ratio in a rating system to viewers with the attention span of soap dish.
Magnus is right in the sense that 'tells' can appear if there is a sudden interest in the game. For instance someone can spot a cracking move and mention it in passing to any player. Soon a crowd suddenly gathers to see if it will be played. The player concerned is bound to pick up on the fact that something is on. (The player plays a different move, the crowd collectively groan and disappear. The player spends the rest of the game worried about what they have just missed.)
I remember the liberties they took with 'Pawn Sacrifice' they will need to jazz it up somehow else it will look like a documentary with experts quoting computer evaluations as well trying to explain the performance ratio in a rating system to viewers with the attention span of soap dish.
Magnus is right in the sense that 'tells' can appear if there is a sudden interest in the game. For instance someone can spot a cracking move and mention it in passing to any player. Soon a crowd suddenly gathers to see if it will be played. The player concerned is bound to pick up on the fact that something is on. (The player plays a different move, the crowd collectively groan and disappear. The player spends the rest of the game worried about what they have just missed.)