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nobody's gonna read this anyways... so... i'm gay...
1) Buggy when opening/closing the game. 2) Useful as a dictionary, terrible for beginners to understand how to develop pieces or understand why certain moves are ineffective. 3) There's no redo/undo/jump-to options, so your only option is to keep playing or reset the board. This limitation makes it tedious and frustrating. 4) There's no filter option for the openings list. It's alphabetical by default. You can move pieces on the board and the list will filter automatically based on what's there, assuming it's a valid position for openings in the list. 5) The tree is visually appealing but functionally flawed. You can see the positions and create your own, but the only people who'd give this a try would be beginners who don't know much about chess theory. With no way to check its effectiveness via analysis (there are zero analytical tools for effective moves) other than playing matches all the way through, it's just pretty circles and lines with names and positions. A glorified visual dictionary essentially. Overall, I have to rate this negatively. It's more effective to just use chess.com at the moment, since they have the names of openings as well. If more options are added. I might change this to positive if more features are added.
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Really nice way of learning about chess openings, as a chess novice I found it quite illuminating
The interface is not very convenient. But this is a small thing compared to how much this thing loads my RAM, CPU and GPU. Very poor optimization.
As a casual chess player with little knowledge in openings theory, it's a very usefull tool. It won't really teach you theory but it will greatly help you keep track of everything. In my case I keep forgetting things when I don't play chess for a little time. I often watch videos and lessons on some openings to improve my performance but I don't really have much time to study and keep track of the things I learned. Usually when I forget someting I go back to the video where I learned it but when there are multiple +1h videos it's clearly not a good way to build a repertoire. With this tool I can easily comment each moves so no need to search infos on long videos anymore. And It even helps explore some lines too. Because it's not rare to think about a move that is not talked about and wonder if it could work or not, with this tool I can see it and I can comment it. I haven't tested it's long term efficacity yet (as it's quite new) but I already return to it when I'm being crushed in the opening that I should know but not well enough. In short, great tool to build your repertoire as a casual player, really easy to use and you can access it quite fast. You can litterally update it after each game you play, it takes a few seconds and you can improve your a lot faster with this brilliant tool.
Really good for learning lines, and the flexability it gives is extremely nice. It allows you to easily learn your preferred lines for any scenario.
Hatlarınızı bilin! Açılış repertuarınızı oluşturun, bilginizi sınayın ve önceden seçilmiş konumlardan yapay zekaya karşı satranç maçları oynayın. Satranç açılışlarını öğrenmenin gerçekten güzel bir yolu; satranca yeni başlayan biri olarak bunu oldukça aydınlatıcı buldum.
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truly indispensable for training and improving one's ELO
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