Chess is a thinking game. That means no haste with what’s placed, no? It’s absolutely defeating the individual, for one, they’re not an AI, nor should the game be hampered because some gets a rush to attempt to blast out the fastest move.
It also is so ego centered, and points enough build that ridiculousness which is very sad, because I truly find that if the points were gone and people just enjoy the game their losses would clearly not have the effect on them as to when they’re losing their claimed precious points, which is terribly sad and losing site of the wonderful fun chess can be, even losses viewed some as a win, simply by the whatever had been gained of what not to do the next time, gained experience, removing their stress and keeping the game totally the fun it belongs, instead of the depression that I’ve seen many have experienced due the damn point system!
It would also dramatically affect their skills at it and progress more, because their depression, whatsoever they had to begin with due the silly points or lack of, and happily improve and watch their game get better! I certainly by playing the 4 player have increased mine, and lol yeah it’s based most points wins, that’s most taken pieces, as well most mates out of the three opponents you’re playing in one game. Extremely fun and most definitely increases your standard skills!
…yeah I don’t even understand how bullet’s considered chess.. It’s sure not taking the proper time to view whats before you on the board, but sure is let’s bust out faster than the opponent ridiculousness, and can also be viewed a sense of disrespect to what’s the purpose of the game, such focus.
In bullet, you do have to calculate, but less is needed, even though some is needed. Its kind of like you are always in time scramble while playing bullet. Now to the original post: You can most definitely improve in chess, look at my rating curve