Originally posted by Ramned Post your longest completed games. Those are usually the most interesting. (You can find it easily by going to archived games and sorting by move.)
Originally posted by Ramned Post your longest completed games. Those are usually the most interesting. (You can find it easily by going to archived games and sorting by move.)
Originally posted by Ramned Post your longest completed games. Those are usually the most interesting. (You can find it easily by going to archived games and sorting by move.)
The longest games are "usually the most interesting"?? Where's the connection? If you have a book of games, do you scan the contents and look for the one with the most moves? I usually play the shortest ones first. In fact there are many collections of short games. I don't recall a collection of long games. If it's on endgames (like Capablanca"s best) the writer usually gives you a diagram or a quick run through of the beginning so you don't get bored to death before the conclusion.
Originally posted by buddy2 The longest games are "usually the most interesting"?? Where's the connection? If you have a book of games, do you scan the contents and look for the one with the most moves? I usually play the shortest ones first. In fact there are many collections of short games. I don't recall a collection of long games. If it's on endgames (like Capablanca"s best) ...[text shortened]... quick run through of the beginning so you don't get bored to death before the conclusion.
I know you would get bored looking at any of my games long or short.