Is "Engine Style" ruining the beauty of Chess? 🤖♟️

Hey everyone! ​I’ve been thinking lately about how much Chess has changed because of engines like Stockfish and AlphaZero. It feels like every time I check my accuracy, I’m chasing a "computer-perfect" game rather than just enjoying the creative side of the board. ​I want to hear your thoughts on a few things: ​Preparation: Do you spend more time studying engine lines or actually playing and practicing tactics? 📖 ​The "Human" Element: Do you miss the days of "romantic" chess with crazy sacrifices, or do you prefer the modern, precise, and solid style? ⚔️ ​Accuracy vs. Fun: Do you get frustrated when you win a game but the engine says you made 3 "inaccuracies"? Does it even matter to you? ​Personally, I feel like we are becoming "calculators" instead of players. What do you think? Are engines making us better, or are they making the game boring? ​Let’s discuss below! 👇