The 2D board is the same as a diagram in a book, so I don't really see why it would be so problematic, but ok, maybe you shouldn't bother with them.
HELP! (me study tactics in 2d)
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At your rating, I'd be using the chessboard to play over games, not for tactics puzzles.
The 2D board is the same as a diagram in a book, so I don't really see why it would be so problematic, but ok, maybe you shouldn't bother with them.
The 2D board is the same as a diagram in a book, so I don't really see why it would be so problematic, but ok, maybe you shouldn't bother with them.
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You win a trophy urk....well done!
Maybe it's something to do with looking at a computer screen rather than the 2d diagram. One thing is for sure, it definitely affects my concentration!
So do you reckon i should just work through annotated games instead? is there a website with good annotated games?
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I just recommend playing through unannotated games from some collection.
Other people recommend specific books.
Blunder_Hunter wrote:
I'm am rubbish at solving tactics via a computer screen and I don't know why. I'm like, 80% better when i set the problem up on a real chess board and i can see the solution straight away but by the time i have set the board up, i'm only destined for one lonely point.
can anyone help me?
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yes i know my rating rubbish so no need mention it! First one to start their comment with " At your rating" wins a prize! LOL
You have learned the most important lesson about studying. Using a real board, and pieces. Dont get caught up in the rating, get caught up in the learning.
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I'm am rubbish at solving tactics via a computer screen and I don't know why. I'm like, 80% better when i set the problem up on a real chess board and i can see the solution straight away but by the time i have set the board up, i'm only destined for one lonely point.
can anyone help me?
Cheers
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