I got 33 just now.
What's your best vision score?
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This would reveal something about chess vision if it were done with a touch sensitive screen. Otherwise it says more about how fast you can move a mouse.
Jan 4, 2017
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Also it would help a lot if the moves were called out instead of having to look at the center of the screen because you temporarily lose track of your mouse.
Jan 4, 2017
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#5
So yeah, if you're not comfortable with things like the screen size or your mouse control then you'll have a lower score than what you could have.
It's still a pretty good indication of how quickly you can imagine the right square... not sure why this would be useful to train though.
Jan 4, 2017
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#6
IM Daniel Resnch's highest in a video was 30. So, good job @Telestu.
Jan 4, 2017
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#7
I had 45 in lichess, but my highest here is 32 or so.
On lichess you sort of have a list of moves so you can fluently go to one square to the next. Here, you have to check the square, go back to the board and such.
Jan 4, 2017
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#9
And yes, using a touch sensitive screen makes you go much faster because you wont have to waste the time in moving the mouse pointer to the square highlighted every time.
20/20
17/17
27/27
16/17
22/22
Jan 12, 2017
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I thought I was being slow and to my surprise I got 34/34 in my first try.
BronsteinPawn wrote:
I thought I was being slow and to my surprise I got 34/34 in my first try.
Well, to be fair, Rensch did it on a board without coordinates.
I got 14/14 on my first try on a board with coordinates, which is better than I expected.
Jan 12, 2017
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macer75 escribió:
BronsteinPawn wrote:
I thought I was being slow and to my surprise I got 34/34 in my first try.
Well, to be fair, Rensch did it on a board without coordinates.
I got 14/14 on my first try on a board with coordinates, which is better than I expected.
Oh. I forgot about the coordinates. I stopped looking at them a long time ago.
I may try without coordinates just to brag lol
Mine is 24/24.