14 Mar '07 20:32>
How do I go about this?
Are there any resources that you guys can lend into helping me know what I'm looking for in past games? Naturally, I'm looking for better combinations and better positions... but there's such a ridiculously large amount of possible combinations -- any of which take the game in a completely different course than actually happened.
I hear of people using chess engines to help analyze, and I've played around a bit with the Analysis tool on Chessmaster -- but all it seems to give are occassional missed combinations and notes like "moved to safety". Surely there's more to be learned -- as to which square is best to move to safety, or why moves that receive no comment are made.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Are there any resources that you guys can lend into helping me know what I'm looking for in past games? Naturally, I'm looking for better combinations and better positions... but there's such a ridiculously large amount of possible combinations -- any of which take the game in a completely different course than actually happened.
I hear of people using chess engines to help analyze, and I've played around a bit with the Analysis tool on Chessmaster -- but all it seems to give are occassional missed combinations and notes like "moved to safety". Surely there's more to be learned -- as to which square is best to move to safety, or why moves that receive no comment are made.
Any suggestions are appreciated.