I feel like it is impossible
Is it possible to get 100% accuracy in a game?
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I was really close and I got 94 percent but that’s pretty common I think
Achieving 100% accuracy in a game is a tantalizing goal but often elusive. While skill and strategy play vital roles, factors like randomness and opponent behavior add unpredictability. Perfecting your gameplay can lead to exceptional results, but embracing the occasional mistake makes the journey more rewarding and enjoyable!
Sure, it's possible; it's almost entirely opening traps that lead to checkmate. Here’s an example of a game.
https://www.chess.com/game/live/122122767371
psychicramdev wrote:
Achieving 100% accuracy in a game is a tantalizing goal but often elusive. While skill and strategy play vital roles, factors like randomness and opponent behavior add unpredictability. Perfecting your gameplay can lead to exceptional results, but embracing the occasional mistake makes the journey more rewarding and enjoyable!
What's the point of posting AI-generated nonsense like that?
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Oct 30, 2024
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The following ought to be 100% accuracy by White:
1.e4 (advance a central pawn)
1...f6
2.d4 (Black did nothing to stop White from taking the center.)
2...g5
3.Qh5# (Undoubtedly the best move)
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I don't think so
FernanJGC wrote:
I don't think so
There are hundreds of examples in this thread only, but FernanJGC is not convinced.
i'm pretty sure it isnt. if someone gets 100% accuracy they might be using deep blue engine!
Yes. I think the simplest way is play a move then resign or your opponent resign.
I did it once, only like 5 moves though