Which Software can teach you like a Human trainer?
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Chessqueen
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Which Software can teach you like a Human trainer?
I know that there are lots of cds for sale in chessbase.com that help to train players on what plan to choose during the Middlegame, since books are so boring, but I have NOT found a very good dedicated engine that can explain middlegame plan like this Human on youtube ===> If you know of any engine better than Lucas that does NOT talk please le me know?
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CornfedForever
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Re: Which Software can teach you like a Human trainer?
As I posted elsewhere...'engines' simply do not do that - it is not what they are built for.Chessqueen wrote: ↑Sat Mar 18, 2023 4:05 pm I know that there are lots of cds for sale in chessbase.com that help to train players on what plan to choose during the Middlegame, since books are so boring, but I have NOT found a very good dedicated engine that can explain middlegame plan like this Human on youtube ===> If you know of any engine better than Lucas that does NOT talk please le me know?
Programs that 'use' engines are what you need to look for. DecodeChess is perhaps the best, but you can't 'own' it...it's a service.
Frankly Chess.com' (and lichess...even chessbase) offers automatic analysis 'with words' of games played and while it is not as good as 'DecodeChess...they just made it a bit better...so there is hope.
Also, Aimchess is a site that goes thru your games and behaves a lot like DecodeChess...but because it looks a set number of your games or even all...it can give a 'birds eye view' of your strengths/weaknesses...and offers suggestions on how to improve.