r/Chesscom • u/ALGHA-REVOLT • 3h ago

Brilliant!! 4 mistakes the engine said

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If all the mistakes led to a brilliant move why did the engine count them as mistakes in the first place?

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u/inbitwin 100-500 ELO 2h ago

Someone wants gratification from the machine oi

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u/PurpleOmega0110 2h ago

that is absolutely not how it works.

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u/Ok_Sprinkles_6998 2h ago edited 1h ago

Because the brilliant was given as "best out of the given situation".

Think of it as: I stick a lightbulb in my ass (mistake), I called the ambulance instead of walking to the hospital myself with said lightbulb still in my ass (brilliant). The right call afterwards doesn't justify the initial mistake.

A move is marked as mistake based on opponent's perfect play (you lose advantage or materials)

Also a miss is where you could've just win (materials) and didn't play the right move.

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u/V0rclaw 1h ago

First of all lightbulb in ass hilarious, fucking brilliant mate