Real pieces or computer view?
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I think it's what you are used to. I t was a tough transition for me. I would completly overlook mistakes I would see imediatly on a "real" board. At least that's what I would tell myself.
im too used to computer view,god knows what real view would be like although ive found a chess club i might visit... we shall see
I am very used to computer view now. I imagine now it will be hard to identify patterns quickly OTB.
I lose either way.
I believe that one of the treats, blessed or cursed, of beiing human is that we get used to anything over time.
anaxagoras wrote: I lose either way.
In my opinion, he's just being modest. I think that either way is fine, it matters what you are personally used to
im used to the computer too
I prefer real pieces. Part of the game is not letting the board get cluttered where you "lose" the pieces.
I can go either way but what I really can't abide are computer pieces in a 3-d "realistic" view. I find it much harder to see the board with this kind of set up.
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Which do you prefer? Which provides better overall visibility?
Real pieces are alwasy best, I believe, but sometimes they can get "lost", even when looking from over head....it would be great sometimes to have the best of both worlds - playing the board, but able to view the more uncluttered view of a computer screen....