why avoid losing ? the point is to get rating you deserve thus getting the puzles you can solve.
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bobbyDK wrote:
why avoid losing ? the point is to get rating you deserve thus getting the puzles you can solve.
Just pointing out a problem...
hello?
i do it that sometimes.you can press home or anything
It is easily detectable and using such a method to get a false TT rating, to then use it as a sheild to avoid cheat detection, will backfire. You tactics trainer results can be looked at it will be obvious if you are using the puzzle abandoning or bot method, to get a false rating.
While it is possible to abuse it, it is nice to not get dinged if the phone rings, wife or kids scream, etc.
ParadoxOfNone wrote:
It is easily detectable and using such a method to get a false TT rating, to then use it as a sheild to avoid cheat detection, will backfire. You tactics trainer results can be looked at it will be obvious if you are using the puzzle abandoning or bot method, to get a false rating.
While it is possible to abuse it, it is nice to not get dinged if the phone rings, wife or kids scream, etc.
How?
Oct 12, 2014
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chessplayer31415926 wrote:
ParadoxOfNone wrote:
It is easily detectable and using such a method to get a false TT rating, to then use it as a sheild to avoid cheat detection, will backfire. You tactics trainer results can be looked at it will be obvious if you are using the puzzle abandoning or bot method, to get a false rating.
While it is possible to abuse it, it is nice to not get dinged if the phone rings, wife or kids scream, etc.
How?
Homeland Security keeps a very close eye on Tactics Trainer cheats. Be afraid, be very afraid.
chessplayer31415926 wrote:
ParadoxOfNone wrote:
It is easily detectable and using such a method to get a false TT rating, to then use it as a sheild to avoid cheat detection, will backfire. You tactics trainer results can be looked at it will be obvious if you are using the puzzle abandoning or bot method, to get a false rating.
While it is possible to abuse it, it is nice to not get dinged if the phone rings, wife or kids scream, etc.
How?
First of all, if you think that the admins or IT pros that run this site, are incapable of seeing when, where and how you use this site, you have another thing coming.
Also this page ( posted below) is rather telling. If all of your puzzles are solved flawlessly at far greater than average speed, it reeks of bot use. If you have obscure patterns to the difficulty in the puzzles being solved, it is a dead give away. The T.T. has a pattern that it utilizes to narrow down your rating. If you keep skipping certain puzzles, it throws off the pattern. If you don't have puzzles that you've solved a bit too late, it is suspicious. If you never miss any, it is even more suspicious. The human signature left upon things we do is unmistakable and just as obvious when you try to hide that signature or it's characteristics.
I have pushed my own rating to over 1800 with abandoning and got tired of turning away puzzles that I really wanted to learn instead. I noticed the owner of this site has pushed his to well over 2000 but, his rating is very near his FIDE rating (1700) @ 1648, last I checked. If you think he isn't wise to how it is done, you are only fooling yourself.
It can easily be crosschecked in the event someone is suspected of cheating. It makes you look all the guiltier when your results for cheating are inconclusive from your games but, your tactics trainer activity is obviously manipulated.
Bottom line...if you thinking you are fooling anybody, it is only you...
alexm2310 wrote:
If you don't have puzzles that you've solved a bit too late, it is suspicious.
Don't really agree with that at all. I very rarely solve them after time, but that's cause I get impatient. At a guess I'd say I finish upwards of 90% of puzzles in a shorter than average time. If it reaches about 60 seconds I panic and make the most instinctive move... usually doesn't work lol
Ok, then in your case, you'll have a bunch of puzzles you missed fast. That still looks human. I tend to move more slowly and solve some too slow but, I still lose points.
The bottom line is that the use over all, still has to look human. That is why in the next statement, I wrote"...
If you don't have puzzles that you've solved a bit too late, it is suspicious. If you never miss any, it is even more suspicious. The human signature left upon things we do is unmistakable and just as obvious when you try to hide that signature or it's characteristics.
...and if you look at the context as a whole, I was saying that when those two things are viewed together, it is obvious. I would suspect you initially, regardless of whether you think that could possibly implicate someone else, simply because it doesn't apply to you, due to your habits. That doesn't relegate it to never being a sign of abandoning by others and it would be corroborated by the lack of missed puzzled and odd patterns of difficulty that the trainer is "assigning".
You don't have to agree with me but, regardless of whether you do or not, it won't change simple, obvious facts.
Can you look at other peoples' tactics trainer history when you view their stats? I hope not because I think that gives a lot away. You should have to learn your opponent, not infiltrate his training sessions and take notes.
Also, I thought I read somewhere that if you exit, close, go to home or to another screen etc etc it's an automatic fail?
Everytime you get a hard tactics question that you can't solve, follow these steps to get a new puzzle without getting a loss.
1. Press the "Stats" button on the right side of the puzzle.
2. Press the "Start Training" button.
3. Do the new puzzle. Repeat if necessary.
NOTE: FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY!!!