OMG!! Such interesting secrets on lichess...
Great!
Wow So good W
Cool! Thanks for the facts
here are some more interesting and useless 'secrets' :
First the useless ones:
1. you can watch your own tv. lichess.org/@/(your name here) /tv
2. back on the mobile version, when playing vs Stockfish 8, it was possible to make a move and klick on "one move back" and quickly make another move. it still played its first inteded move = easy win :)
3. You can try to challenge yourself by lichess.org/?user= (name here) #friend
now for some interesting:
4. its most known, but when lichess is down, there is a picture of a girl and a robot playing - looks really cool :)
5. there exist some cool not well known trophies
like @hiimgosu
or @ZugAddict
there also used to be trophies for the revolution tournaments
or there are trophies when you won a variant world championchip, like
@catask
6. Also not well known, but actually really interesting
Do you know how much it costs to run lichess?
lichess.org/costs
7.
you can find out if there exists tactics, that come from your own games. (or from other people)
lichess.org/training/of-player
8.
Also for newer players, you can easily dicuss positions, if you create a study. If the synchronization is active, the moves you do, they will see. Which is pretty useful
Btw, @Statham_13 I knew all of them ;)
First the useless ones:
1. you can watch your own tv. lichess.org/@/(your name here) /tv
2. back on the mobile version, when playing vs Stockfish 8, it was possible to make a move and klick on "one move back" and quickly make another move. it still played its first inteded move = easy win :)
3. You can try to challenge yourself by lichess.org/?user= (name here) #friend
now for some interesting:
4. its most known, but when lichess is down, there is a picture of a girl and a robot playing - looks really cool :)
5. there exist some cool not well known trophies
like @hiimgosu
or @ZugAddict
there also used to be trophies for the revolution tournaments
or there are trophies when you won a variant world championchip, like
@catask
6. Also not well known, but actually really interesting
Do you know how much it costs to run lichess?
lichess.org/costs
7.
you can find out if there exists tactics, that come from your own games. (or from other people)
lichess.org/training/of-player
8.
Also for newer players, you can easily dicuss positions, if you create a study. If the synchronization is active, the moves you do, they will see. Which is pretty useful
Btw, @Statham_13 I knew all of them ;)
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In case someone wants to see more advanced rankings:
lichess.thijs.com/rankings/all/all/list_players_points.html
Also,the lichess verifying code(mate in 1)blocks stupid people instead of automated programs.
lichess.thijs.com/rankings/all/all/list_players_points.html
Also,the lichess verifying code(mate in 1)blocks stupid people instead of automated programs.
There are also some 'hidden' chatrooms, where people discussed topics over years.
One expample I have was Magnus (DrNykterstein)'s worst bullet loss (The feature is removed by now, but I guess Its not too hard to find in the database). People discussed if the opponent chated for very long... but sadly, most of the text isnt saved, so its mostly gone by now. still, its an interesting phenomenon. I bet there are more expamples like this out there
One expample I have was Magnus (DrNykterstein)'s worst bullet loss (The feature is removed by now, but I guess Its not too hard to find in the database). People discussed if the opponent chated for very long... but sadly, most of the text isnt saved, so its mostly gone by now. still, its an interesting phenomenon. I bet there are more expamples like this out there
Lol my blog has crazy rating games in it like a 5 rated vs a 5 rated, or a 3996 vs a 3500 lol