Puzzles No Longer Showing “Puzzle Goal” On Phone
Glad to hear i am not the only one with this issue, on a side note, after deleting the app and reinstalling i am now able to actually manually adjust the difficulty on my phone, still no luck with the "goals" though.
It is annoying as I quite often like to chill down doing some puzzles before bed, something I can't really do on my computer to wind down.
See, my settings have always synced up on my phone too and told me what the puzzle was about. Granted I will say it is making me think more on my puzzles, but it is just odd that all of a sudden out of nowhere my puzzles settings have changed on my phone.
I can definitely understand what you are saying, i do think for pure practice, yes, it is better. But with that being said, I have always had it there and it just feels odd to not anymore.
I came to the site after many months of absense and found out that after solving the puzzle I can't define the tags.
That was a vary good and helpful feature which is missing very much during the training process. It helped me improve my trainig.
I could see puzzle objectives on my iPhone but they disappeared a couple of months ago, though I can still see them on my laptop.
Is there some way to contact chess.com to ask them how to resolve this issue?
I came to the site after many months of absense and found out that after solving the puzzle I can't define the tags.
That was a vary good and helpful feature which is missing very much during the training process. It helped me improve my trainig.
You 100% can on computer, just go into settings (while in puzzles) and turn on puzzle goals
I came to the site after many months of absense and found out that after solving the puzzle I can't define the tags.
That was a vary good and helpful feature which is missing very much during the training process. It helped me improve my trainig.
You 100% can on computer, just go into settings (while in puzzles) and turn on puzzle goals
Thank you, but I want to see the themes of the puzzle which I could also define myself, not the goal by the coach.