And I'm going to keep bumping this and keep creating new threads about it if this gets locked, because I feel CHEATED by Chess.com since this is one of the MAIN features I'm PAYING for, and they CHANGED it after I already paid!
So Chess.com, either CHANGE HOW IT WAS BEFORE, OR ADD AN EXTRA SETTING TO PUZZLES!!!
My settings are the SAME as they've ever been with puzzles. The only way this changed is if Chess.com changed it. I already checked the settings.
What I want is for the puzzles to be the SAME as they were before, and they're not.
Before if I was doing a puzzle, and I failed it, I could click on the chessboard and redo the puzzle until I got it right (the clicking on the chessboard problem *is* fixed). After figuring it out, it would *automatically* move onto the next puzzle!
But now, if I get the puzzle wrong, it will STOP even after I figure it out, and it won't move onto the next puzzle unless I use the mouse to click the arrow in the bottom right hand corner. This is both annoying and monotonous. This is not how it was before. Before the puzzles were much more streamlined and it was possible to go through much more puzzles much faster.
This is what I want: Exactly how the puzzles were before.
If you want to reset the puzzle, click on the chessboard. Keep trying to figure out the puzzle until you get it right. THEN an automatic move onto the next puzzle. In other words : My mouse should never have to leave the area of the Chessboard the entire time I'm drilling puzzles.
And either this is still a bug, or Chess.com took away this feature, which is akin to fixing what's not broken, and making things *worse* than they were before.
They may have done this because some people may also want to analyse the problem before moving on. If you really wanted to make it automated, don't stop after a failed problem. Otherwise, it's just one click and really isn't that hard to do.
But why completely eliminate the way it was before instead of just adding an extra setting to puzzles?
I get what you're saying, but it IS monotonous and tedious if you plan on doing *THOUSANDS* of puzzles like I do all the time!