I wish it would show why a particular puzzle move is best. Sometimes it is quite obvious, but as the puzzles progress it becomes harder to see. Granted my highest puzzle rating isn't that great, only 1460, but as puzzles get harder, they aren't as obvious. Just telling us the best move isn't very helpful, if we can not see the reason why. The subsequent best engine responses would help shed some light on why it's best. Without this, just providing the best answer often isn't enough to teach anything. Real games can provide the best played responses, and the sequence of following best moves. So it obviously isn't beyond Chess.coms engine solving power. So why not puzzles? If it showed the best possible following move orders, you would understand why a move is best. This could be a great teacher, to improve all of our games. Perhaps there is a way to see it, but I don't know how?
The puzzles have an analysis option on them where you can look at lines.
I wish it would show why a particular puzzle move is best. Sometimes it is quite obvious, but as the puzzles progress it becomes harder to see. Granted my highest puzzle rating isn't that great, only 1460, but as puzzles get harder, they aren't as obvious. Just telling us the best move isn't very helpful, if we can not see the reason why. The subsequent best engine responses would help shed some light on why it's best. Without this, just providing the best answer often isn't enough to teach anything. Real games can provide the best played responses, and the sequence of following best moves. So it obviously isn't beyond Chess.coms engine solving power. So why not puzzles? If it showed the best possible following move orders, you would understand why a move is best. This could be a great teacher, to improve all of our games. Perhaps there is a way to see it, but I don't know how?