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how the #U@& did this happen ?!?

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Chesstralia

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when a player is beating me in a game ...
i want to be able to go back one or two moves to try to figure out how the #U@& i got into this predicament.

but the option is not there. (i must do "Analyze board" and then "Previous position" to get what i want.)

i would like a backwards button from my regular game play page, which takes me to the last position in this game, when i am considering a move.

(maybe this is just a little too fussy ... but i think i would use it a lot ... would you?)

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Swansea

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Go to game history at the top of the page on your game board, that will do it.

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Something like this would come in handy. I'm not sure what ANS is saying, perhaps its a subscribers thing, but a visual button for that would be nice. That, or the analyze options would be right next to the regular options you see, and then there would be a button 'bring board to its current state'.

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Swansea

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My name isn't ANS, that's my title, that is a subscriber thing, but the game history button isn't, it is available for all players. On the game board screen, look at the blue buttons above it and you will see a 'Game History' button where you can look at the game throughout. How hard can it be to see that?🙄

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Originally posted by flexmore
when a player is beating me in a game ...
i want to be able to go back one or two moves to try to figure out how the #U@& i got into this predicament.

but the option is not there. (i must do "Analyze board" and then "Previous position" to get what i want.)

i would like a backwards button from my regular game play page, which takes me to the last po ...[text shortened]...
(maybe this is just a little too fussy ... but i think i would use it a lot ... would you?)
The board on the game page is fixed for a reason. It always shows the current position of the game, allowing you to choose to move one of your own pieces. This is to avoid confusion.

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