Suggestion: Sort Games By Accuracy

The title pretty much says it all. I think having the ability to sort games by how accurate you were would be hugely beneficiall. I'd like to be able to see my "best" games and "worst" games fairly quickly without having to dig through pages and pages of games. 

Zame

+1, its a good idea, but your current accuracy even though being less than your previous, might not mean much, considering if you're become a better player than before, you'll have higher elo, and hence the opponent would play better, hence you're accuracy might vary, because it also depends on your opponent. A 800 player might play with 100 percent accuracy simply because his or her opponent played worse, and the easiest moves to play were the best moves against him/her.

I don't think that's a pretty nice idea as if you are playing bullet games or playing any miniature and you won the game your accuracy would be of course less if you made some little mistakes. Also, I would like to add that people with no membership cannot analyze every single game they play as they can only do 1 game analysis per day. Players with less elo may have less accuracy in bullet games and blitz games but they have won miniatures would be a problem for them, to get accuracies. So I don't think that's a pretty nice idea

-1.

why have you posted here?

sorry

No problem

Good idea. +1

Good idea! And it would be great to filter on it as well (e.g. > 90%)

I like the idea and believe it has merit, however however, at my level I am content when I play better than my opponent as measured by a victory.  It might however be a useful tool.

+1 and -1 in some cases

+1 
Also adding a analyzed game filter, (analyzed, unanalyzed, all), to the archive query would compliment the sort. 

One could then for example filter on unanalyzed Ruy Lopez losses with white and analyze these games.

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Looks like there will be an Accuracy option in the update being done.

https://www.chess.com/clubs/forum/view/archive-redesign-what-do-you-think

Perfect timing, haha.

Amazing! Chess.com gets better every day

+1