Originally posted by heinzkatWow... with what accuracy? I go on as a guest and get to about 1600 with mid to high 80s in accuracy percentage and sometimes break into the 90s after 200 problems.. if I go for a high rating I can usually get to 1800+ but with a dreadful accuracy of 70-
Bump. Finally reached it :-)
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Originally posted by heinzkatwhat the? this was weird... I posted this but the page wouldn't load so I copied and pasted and went back into the only chess forum where it didn't show I had posted here. Then when i finally got in a posted again it shows that I have a double post.
Bump. Finally reached it :-)
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Originally posted by tomtom232mine is at the low 1440 with 89.8 accuracy now. and there's seems no sign of improving both at the same time, or at least keep the rating going up while holding on to the accuracy. I simply can't hold the balance.
Thats not bad when you are above 1950.. thats about my accuracy above 1800... I guess I have some tactical work to do.
My goal has always been to keep the accuracy at least at 90, and after having solved several thousand problems, it takes a lot of problems (several hundred) to make a change of 0.1, and I know for sure if I make up my mind to get it back to 90, I would sink down to 1350 something again. this makes me real sad, especially after heinzkat's 1500+ rating with 99 accuracy. I can't even visualize myself in that situation, ever. f%&£! 🙂
Originally posted by diskamylLogin as a guest then you can practice a lot of positions without worrying about accuracy. Then when you are good create a new account and try to get a higher rating with a 90+% accuracy.
mine is at the low 1440 with 89.8 accuracy now. and there's seems no sign of improving both at the same time, or at least keep the rating going up while holding on to the accuracy. I simply can't hold the balance.
My goal has always been to keep the accuracy at least at 90, and after having solved several thousand problems, it takes a lot of problems (s ...[text shortened]... 00+ rating with 99 accuracy. I can't even visualize myself in that situation, ever. f%&£! 🙂
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Originally posted by tomtom232start from the beginning? after almost 9K problems? no way. I've made my inaccuracies and now I have to deal with it.
Login as a guest then you can practice a lot of positions without worrying about accuracy. Then when you are good create a new account and try to get a higher rating with a 90+% accuracy.
Originally posted by tomtom232I think to measure my progress, I mean from the beginning, maybe more than a year back, I should hang on to my account. it would make me so much more satisfied if I can manage 1600+ with this account (keeping the accuracy).
What does it matter how many problems you have done? The real point is to measure your progress... it's not like you have to delete your old account.
Originally posted by diskamylWell, you could still login as a guest to get practice without having to worry about accuracy.
I think to measure my progress, I mean from the beginning, maybe more than a year back, I should hang on to my account. it would make me so much more satisfied if I can manage 1600+ with this account (keeping the accuracy).
Originally posted by tomtom232I don't see how I could benefit from that. I mean afterall there's a legitimate testing system, and no one forces me to it, so I don't see a point to kind of trick that.
Well, you could still login as a guest to get practice without having to worry about accuracy.
Originally posted by diskamylIt's not about tricking, it's about seeing the higher rated problems. It's just a way to play fast without worrying about accuracy so that you can get the patterns into your head.
I don't see how I could benefit from that. I mean afterall there's a legitimate testing system, and no one forces me to it, so I don't see a point to kind of trick that.