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I actually found playing against a computer to be extremely frustrating from the perspective of trying to learn & better my game. Computers simply do not play c
by ritchiea 13y ago
I actually found playing against a computer to be extremely frustrating from the perspective of trying to learn & better my game. Computers simply do not play chess in a style that's comparable to human chess players. Human chess players that are far better than I am and will win 90% of games against me still occasionally miss tactics or fail to evaluate a position properly. That's absolutely not true of a computer by default.
Playing long games was fantastic for improving my chess. Most chess teachers also advocate long games as the best way to improve your game. The two ways I found to play long games, were to go to my local chess club and sign up for tournaments and to play in leagues on ICC, the internet chess club.
- danmaz74 13y agoChess is as much a psychological battle as it is a technical one. Playing against computers is really a different thing.
- ritchiea 13y agoAgreed, a computer doesn't have intentions. Playing against a real human player you can disrupt their intentions and/or surprise them. That's obviously not possible with a computer.