This comp analysis restriction is gettin to be a pain

You know, this computer analysis service was difficult to content with when it was 3t games a day, with three a day it hurts my play, as I would play upwards of 40 games a day, and now this is really horrible...

And what about assisted players, how can I catch them without assistance from lichess analysis???

And stop it with the “well we have 100k visitors” answer we are in the digital age people

Why not analyze those games in Scid? It also has an auto-analysis feature.

Analyzing locally has always been more powerful in terms of Nodes per second. Downloading my last played game and opening it in Scid is just one click for me.

If you have questions how to set up things locally, don't hesitate to ask.

Your last armful of games were all blitz. There were games you've analysed such as this position on move 6 where you just took the pawn instantly with your knight and didn't see that the piece was undefended if you did that.



At the risk of being blunt, if you've played over 16,000 games and you're still making these kind of mistakes, computer analysis won't help a damn bit. Play longer time controls and actually think about your moves.

"He who analyses blitz is stupid." -Rashid Nezhmetdinov
What happens if all 100 k visitors start to analyse blitz and bullet games...

@selfbrain is Scid a better Database to store and analyse your games, record a repertoire? I'm finding X-Chess a bit unfriendly.

Complaining about a free service? How much do you pay for it?

@tpr there are two semi-sensical blitz analysis. Computer one to point obvious blunders and masters game-database
to see the first few moves of the opening and hopefully not repeating same opening mistake in next game (not likely outcome). Obviously no point in spending more time analyzing than playing

@harperlewis Yes, absolutely you can use Scid for that. I do :-)

To train my repertoire I use Lichess studies, interactive Lesson mode. I wrote myself a Python script which converts my repertoire database into the format needed for those studies.

@selfbrain now that's monke brain success~!