What's new "Miss" mean??

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MSteen

It's been a week or so since I've played a live game, and the new analysis has the typical "Brilliant, Great, Best, Blunder," etc. But there's a new one today--"Miss." Does this replace "Missed Win" or is it a new category entirely?

friends31

Umm... Missed win?

AshCashGamer
It can either mean “missed win” or “missed material”
Logan_Owoc

I got one too...and it allowed me to checkmate him, so its probably just a complete missed oppurtunity (such as getting out of M1).

Logan_Owoc

Perhaps...

 

xyairehill

So miss is replacing missed win, and it's going after inaccuracy but before blunder? Does that mean the meaning of blunder will change?

Karrysparov

it's more accurate now. i once got a missed win because i ignored a hanging pawn. a miss signifies the miss of a tactic, etc. blunders are fine as they are, as they're more accurate. sure, you can get a blunder for hanging a pawn, but that pawn could be holding the game together for you.

AccidentallyResigned

Can someone get me a png of the miss "x"

lmXavierr
AccidentallyResigned wrote:

Can someone get me a png of the miss "x"

Here ya go

itszyleix
AccidentallyResigned wrote:

Can someone get me a png of the miss "x"

i got u gimme a sec

 

AadarshaGautam97

It means , missed wins .

 

Jim_hy

perhaps it means missed chance to gain an advantage

Martin_Stahl
AL0NSH0W wrote:

Shouldn't this be covered in the corresponding support article? Currently the "Game review" article still describes the old system.

 

My understanding is that the changes were going to be sent to the person  that updates the articles.

iamsimon

Doesn't the "miss" refer to a missed for Queen takes knight on C-3?

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