How are the moves are classified (Mistake vs Inaccuracy, etc.)
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What does brilliant mean?
how accuracy is calculated (e.g sometimes i have many mistakes and high accuracy, and sometimes low accuracy and few mistakes)
Mar 14, 2019
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What's considered a missed win? From previous answers I got, it seems like it's missing a hanging piece. In German it's translated "Verpasster Sieg" which means "missed victory" rather than "missed win" in the sense of win material, so it can be confusing.
I'd also really would like the option to switch between inline notation and tabular one.
It's be also nice to have missed forced mates displayed. Does it also count as missed win? Maybe it could be counted separately. Basically when the evaluation gauge goes from M5 to +14 or something to count it as missed forced mate.
I would like to know how you calculate Accuracy and how deep the engine is searching. Also it would be nice to know how bad a move has to be below the best move to be considered a mistake or a blunder.
Mar 14, 2019
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How game type is determined...that would be great to know, I am curious about that.
Mar 14, 2019
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#9
A FAQ that more or less tells you the meaning of the moves eg -
Brilliant == You're Bobby Fischer, we worship you.
Best Move == SF is better than you but we're keeping quiet,
Excellent == ok, we see your point,
Good == we're being nice to you but you really need help,
Inaccuracy == Ok, did you not see "Good",
Mistake == we're so sorry for you, see our tactics puzzles to see if you can somehow improve your game. We don't think so, but we like being nice.
Blunder == why do you do this to yourself, here's a link to checkers.
Note, i usually end up with at least 3-4 in the last category.
Cheers
FX
Mar 14, 2019
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#10
The Sudden/Rough Question is the very hard to define, and the word that comes up like that is "Wild". A Wild Game is one where considerations such as Material, Position, Pawn Structure, and King Safety and pretty well any form of Caution is thrown to the Winds. Sudden and Rough would be subsets of Wild I would presume.
Lol, Thanks for the very realistic levels. One problem, there is no link for checkers. Can you please fix this? Thanks! XD
LhcAndrewB wrote:
Lol, Thanks for the very realistic levels. One problem, there is no link for checkers. Can you please fix this? Thanks! XD
Here is a link to the club of checkers enthusiasts. You are welcome 
https://www.chess.com/club/checkers-draughts-chess
Cheers, Ivan
Lol, I was joking! But thanks though Ivan!
You are welcom Andrew
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Brilliant is making the best move out of someone's inaccuracy/mistake. Like spotting a material gain 4 moves ahead.
2nd and 3rd
Mar 15, 2019
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MainframeSupertasker hat geschrieben:
Brilliant is making the best move out of someone's inaccuracy/mistake. Like spotting a material gain 4 moves ahead.
The one brilliant move I managed was the moment I trapped someone's rook with two bishops
Chessbovine wrote:
MainframeSupertasker hat geschrieben:
Brilliant is making the best move out of someone's inaccuracy/mistake. Like spotting a material gain 4 moves ahead.
The one brilliant move I managed was the moment I trapped someone's rook with two bishops
Exactly! i would call that Brilliant! you took the advantage out of someone's mistake.
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