This is a terrible idea. What happens when you hit the clock in a real game, or touch the piece? I get mad over ICC having the takeback request. Trust me, I have done this many times here, so I know how you feel, but that is the beauty of correspondence: You can take out a board and look at your move after it's played. So do that or sit on your hands for another 20 seconds.
You can take out a board and look at your move after it's played. So do that or sit on your hands for another 20 seconds.[/b]Its even easier than this! Just use the analysis tool - its a button on your game screen. Here you can move pieces around as you like - then just click back on the last move line in the scroll down window to get it back as it was. No need for any button with this tool - excellent too for reviewing earlier mistakes and seeing what you should have done.
Give it a go.
Originally posted by !~TONY~!I agree with you, blunders are a part of the game. Getting better involves developing mental discipine.
This is a terrible idea. What happens when you hit the clock in a real game, or touch the piece? I get mad over ICC having the takeback request. Trust me, I have done this many times here, so I know how you feel, but that is the beauty of correspondence: You can take out a board and look at your move after it's played. So do that or sit on your hands for another 20 seconds.