please can we have a comments section under all puzzles? so we can discuss the solutions and other possible lines?
lve noticed in quite a few puzzles , they have either more than one winning line, or a rating which is incorrect? like a serious difficult mating sequence rating 1200 ish? and other simple recaptures rated 2300+ , it would be nice to discuss under each puzzle. Thankyou!
Some of the solutions are truly poor. I just finished one in which I found a checkmate, but the "correct solution" only won a queen. These puzzles should be checked with Stockfish instead just accepting the moves played.
Hello
@maxburkett,
They are checked with Stockfish. Could you share the faulty puzzle? What’s your describing is highly unlikely an you probably missed something.
> in quite a few puzzles , they have either more than one winning line
Please show us these puzzles. You will find your recently played puzzles there:
lichess.org/training/historyJust look at the puzzle solution and alternative continuations using the analysis board with Stockfish once the puzzle is over.. you'll find that what you thought were solutions actually had refutations
Actually, checking them with Stockfish isn't always too adequate (unless of course you're a 3500 player yourself). The "PUZZLE COMPLETE!" assertion often rings with irony...
@Euph4life Just send me the puzzle in private chat. I would love to discuss it with you. Tactics are my passion.
@thibault Does puzzle history shows list of all puzzles played by user or upto a certain limit of time?
~ Because showing all would eat up space in the server!
@thibault said in #4:
> Please show us these puzzles. You will find your recently played puzzles there:
lichess.org/training/history@thibault said in #4:
> Please show us these puzzles. You will find your recently played puzzles there:
lichess.org/training/historyill never find the ones I remember, ive done too many. but for example, I remember one where the winning move was 4.1 but my move was 1.4 but the both were good enough
@Euph4life In that case, the better move is termed as key (first move of puzzle) if there is no more than 1 key which are equally strong.
