Position

But....the only way it will help you become a more positional player is.....

After the game you need to find your mistakes....

Now in a positional game that is hard.

Originally posted by chessisvanity
But....the only way it will help you become a more positional player is.....

After the game you need to find your mistakes....

Now in a positional game that is hard.

bingo
that's the problem...
I can run a game through a computer, and have it tell me which combinations I missed.
I can't run a game through a computer and have it tell me which moves I made that severely weakened my position, and which move was correct. This is because computers themselves are not as strong in the positional comprehension field.

Originally posted by rubberjaw30
bingo
that's the problem...
I can run a game through a computer, and have it tell me which combinations I missed.
I can't run a game through a computer and have it tell me which moves I made that severely weakened my position, and which move was correct. This is because computers themselves are not as strong in the positional comprehension field.

I find that it is much easier to find weak positional moves when I am looking over a finished game because you can see how the game progresses after every move I think that there are some books out there that have positional "problems" kind of like tactical problems except that they don't have a concrete solution.

Those "positional problem" books are so hard....

I tossed em out!

maybe when i get to 1800 i'll buy one.