Hello, I thinks it would be a good idea for lichess to add a brilliant move in the computer analysis section, kind of like what Chess.com has now.
What is a brilliant move?
Something ive never done
A brillant move is taking back a pawn in the opening when you're lucky
A brilliant move is a move that sacrifices material and is the best move in the position
@thibault, Hello, maker of lichess!
If you analyse games in chess.com, you would know that in each game, the engine would rate each of your moves, there would be: book move, best move, excellent move and so on. I think @liam-beckettla wants this to be added to lichess, personally I would also like it to be added but not necessary.
If you analyse games in chess.com, you would know that in each game, the engine would rate each of your moves, there would be: book move, best move, excellent move and so on. I think @liam-beckettla wants this to be added to lichess, personally I would also like it to be added but not necessary.
@thibault said in #2:
> What is a brilliant move?
A Brilliant Move for me it's something like a Queen's (or piece) Sacrifice to checkmate or play a move that makes sense after 5-6 moves of the match or at a material disadvantage you are able to take advantage of the little you have. In this website you can put symbol like !, !!, !? in study but they don't pop up when you analyze a game. It would be interesting to have a tool like "Deep Analysis" with functions such as the Decode Chess site that, through artificial intelligence, is able to explain what are the planes of black and white, the tactics that may be present, etc.
> What is a brilliant move?
A Brilliant Move for me it's something like a Queen's (or piece) Sacrifice to checkmate or play a move that makes sense after 5-6 moves of the match or at a material disadvantage you are able to take advantage of the little you have. In this website you can put symbol like !, !!, !? in study but they don't pop up when you analyze a game. It would be interesting to have a tool like "Deep Analysis" with functions such as the Decode Chess site that, through artificial intelligence, is able to explain what are the planes of black and white, the tactics that may be present, etc.
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Wait, did thibault post again and delete his comment (#8) ?
Don't know...we don't who did.
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