🤖Create a new Chess.com bot🤖

@GrassyBehemoth Yes, Mittens was an absolute destroyer, too bad that it met its end. Would there ever be a bot as popular as Mittens?

I mean, any NNUE engine on the market nowadays could blow Magnus Carlsen out of the water. It’s just that the depth to which they can calculate is insane. Nobody could do that without playing chess 24/7, like they do.

@GrassyBehemoth What type of quantum computer then?

Martin maybe 🤣

As @Max_Byatler said, quantum computers have reached 5*3=15, nothing more.

@GrassyBehemoth Yes, a bot like AlphaZero is already strong enough, but imagine 10 or more other AlphaZeros combined...

Obviously you would have to have the backing of a mega corporation like google to make a quantum computer, but even those are not so accurate.

@GrassyBehemoth Martin? It already began to lose its fame a while ago. Unless they could increase his elo by a lot, there wouldn't be any other popular bot. The current new bots are the school bots, and they're not that popular, to be honest.

Gosh. Nobody could defeat that. Actually, a bot should have the perfect combination of power and weakness. A bot like Martin is boring, but stock fish is just crushing. It’s simply not fun to play against the Olympians of chess. Also, a bot should have a lot of bot chat, not just preset ones for check, checkmate, and stuff like that.

That is absolutely accurate, I agree with you.

Oh, maybe I am mistaken. I also dislike the school bots. Eugene is too hard until you play sodium attack. Then he becomes far too easy. Bailey hoops is annoying. Stanley funk is a lazy fool. Professor passant is a weirdo. Chad Thaddeus Bradley is a super irritating brat.

@GrassyBehemoth Yes, Chess.com should improve the bot's dialogue. For example, Mitten's dialogue was very interesting, as it often spoke of "taking control over the world" when it was just a cat meme.

@GrassyBehemoth Yes, most of these bots aren't anything impressive or special. They're just plain and have no reason to be there. Sure, school season is starting but what is it there for these bots to attract?

They should have a crossover with another site. Before it was League of Legends and then Duolingo. Maybe it would be time for Minecraft.

Therefore, most of the bots Chess.com created so far aren't any good.

Minecraft has a lot of fans and it would be nice to partner with them.

Sure, it would be wise for Chess.com to create bots influenced by something popular. However, even if that website is popular, it entirely depends on the audience. Minecraft is most likely going to attract a lot of kids, but won't be entirely viral. The Nintendo bots were a big fail also.

It won't create a long-lasting impression but will successfully get more kids to join Chess.com. And Minecraft gamers.