Using a computer program with board games.

Using a computer to decide your moves in a board game on FlyOrDie is allowed, but you MUST follow the following rules:
FlyOrDie members have the right to know if they are playing against a computer. Therefore you must indicate clearly in your introduction that you are getting assistance from a computer. Please also include the name of the program or machine. Otherwise using such programs is forbidden. FlyOrDie has the right to monitor such activity, and will take appropriate action. 

http://www.flyordie.com/games/help/moderation.html

I must say i disagree with the use of any program that helps a person  in any kind of game. It is a form of cheating and should not be allowed. There are many cheat programs  out there for people to use to there advantage,but why would one even want to use such programs.  All it does is show they have no skill and need assistance buy a silly cheat program.Now fod may think dif. But ones a cheater, always a cheater  i say

I am only a lowly Larki player, but I agree that using a computer to decide your moves for you negates the whole point of any game, and should not be allowed.

TeT

What happens when two people use a program, does it always end in a stalemate? :|

Chris its the person that goes 1st that has the advantage unless the 1st players program is weaker then the second players and makes a fatal mistake. For example
(in connect 4) if a player with Mustrum as red is VSing a player with Venela as blue then red is more likely to win because Mustrum is a strong program but dont get me wrong there are some flaws.

Record-.-Keeper