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Well that's the way it works. If you didn't get penalised for time the tactics would be rated lower.
May 5, 2014
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#4
Scottrf wrote:
Well that's the way it works. If you didn't get penalised for time the tactics would be rated lower.
for sure!
Haha , that's why there's time. To enhance our brain to think faster and efficiently even in time pressure.
May 5, 2014
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#6
I can solve most of them quicker than this but i prefer solving with long time to failing!
I want fail none of them therefore i prefer to think more and analyse another options too.sometimes there are 2 or more alternative moves that are better than eachother.
One of GM,s(?) had said:
when you find a good move try to find a better move after that
Yes, you have different perspective on solving problems. Yours is to think of every single possible move available to play in the game. Not focusing on the time frame given by the certain problem.
And by the way, it's Emmanuel Lasker. :)
May 6, 2014
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#8
for example.this was my today,s tactics in chess.com:
First move(Rd3) is really easy to find but after Qa7+ it need a little time to find out that after Bd4 and Qd7 white can play Bg7 and black should choose between losing Queen or checkmate!
In other hand i should analyse every square that opponent,s Queen can go!
after Rd3 i was searching a square opponent,s Queen could support h3 and found out it cant.after that analysing position after Qa7+ and thinking about Qa1 that isnt good!
perhaps im a little freak in thinking but i want do all moves right.
this was one of the easiest ones.when pieces and choices are more(middle game) finding answer takes more time.
This is my tactic trainer image.I solve them but lose points because of time!