Go to lichess.org/account/preferences/game-behavior And there's an option for Move confirmation, which allows you to comfirm your move before playing it.
thank you . sorry for the scandol
@pn2206 Bro, thank you so much.
it's funny how people keep starting this argument and it keeps going on for like 10 pages. please stop, everybody. The forums don't need this.
LOL
@Sarg0n said (#44):
> For those who insist on takebacks: it is your choice to play with move confirmation or not.
How dare you to know that and not to tell everybody who is simply too lazy to figure it out himself? Isn't this rudeness taken to the extreme? I mean, some here simply can't be bothered to learn the interface, so it is your (and everybody elses, for that matter) job to accommodate this laziness and offer takebacks, tips and everything else. It is solely your fault if these people (sorry, my bad: that should read "poeple",like in the title and several answers) threaten to stop playing chess.
And while we are at it: isn't it just common courtesy to tell your opponent what you plan in a game and how to avoid it so that he doesn't accidentally fail to win?
Btw., do you know what a "Long Goodbye" is? This:
@soccerfreak1213 said (#36):
>i will no longer reply as i am done here.have a good day
@soccerfreak1213 said (#40):
> done and done
@soccerfreak1213 said (#41):
> thats not the point
@soccerfreak1213 said (#46):
> me to
> thank you
@soccerfreak1213 said (#48):
> and how do you find this?
@soccerfreak1213 said (#51):
> thank you . sorry for the scandol
This really adds a whole new meaning to the phrase "no longer". But maybe it is a "scandol".
krasnaya
> For those who insist on takebacks: it is your choice to play with move confirmation or not.
How dare you to know that and not to tell everybody who is simply too lazy to figure it out himself? Isn't this rudeness taken to the extreme? I mean, some here simply can't be bothered to learn the interface, so it is your (and everybody elses, for that matter) job to accommodate this laziness and offer takebacks, tips and everything else. It is solely your fault if these people (sorry, my bad: that should read "poeple",like in the title and several answers) threaten to stop playing chess.
And while we are at it: isn't it just common courtesy to tell your opponent what you plan in a game and how to avoid it so that he doesn't accidentally fail to win?
Btw., do you know what a "Long Goodbye" is? This:
@soccerfreak1213 said (#36):
>i will no longer reply as i am done here.have a good day
@soccerfreak1213 said (#40):
> done and done
@soccerfreak1213 said (#41):
> thats not the point
@soccerfreak1213 said (#46):
> me to
> thank you
@soccerfreak1213 said (#48):
> and how do you find this?
@soccerfreak1213 said (#51):
> thank you . sorry for the scandol
This really adds a whole new meaning to the phrase "no longer". But maybe it is a "scandol".
krasnaya
@HumbleFrench I've been in the same situation. Don't quit chess because of that. The problem is for sure the time control. You have to play with slow time control so you are not stressed and don't make mistakes like missclicks. Also there just are a lot of people who need to win to feel somewhat relevant. It doesn't matter.
The reason I disabled takebacks was because I kept having situations where my opponent would make a move, call "mouse slip" and ask for a takeback, then move a different piece on the other side of the board because they realised that move was a mistake. Would you defend these people as well?
nope
Just take the extra 1 second to castle right...
Sincerely
One who rarely allowes takebacks
Sincerely
One who rarely allowes takebacks
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