I can't figure out which piece the opponent ate, how to could I watch it?
Unless Material difference is set to no, see lichess.org/account/preferences/display , you should see the pieces above or under the clock.
In the old app, it would be under the username and next to the rating.
I play with computer and see chess pieces and sell address in game logs. But not witch chess piece was eaten..
It is difficult to understand what you are looking for.
For example, I am not sure if “game logs” and “sell address” are proper terms in the context of chess. I have an assumption that by game logs you mean the record of the games (the list of moves) and by sell address you mean the names of the squares in the game logs (e.g. e4 or d5). If that’s the case, then proper chess notation doesn’t include which piece was taken, so it is not included here either. However, by following the game itself it should be obvious: whichever piece moved to that square last before something was taken on that square was the piece that was taken. Moves where a piece was taken are indicated by the “x” symbol in the notation.
I hope this is the answer you were looking for. Otherwise it might make sense to make a screenshot and highlight there what you would like to see where.
For example, I am not sure if “game logs” and “sell address” are proper terms in the context of chess. I have an assumption that by game logs you mean the record of the games (the list of moves) and by sell address you mean the names of the squares in the game logs (e.g. e4 or d5). If that’s the case, then proper chess notation doesn’t include which piece was taken, so it is not included here either. However, by following the game itself it should be obvious: whichever piece moved to that square last before something was taken on that square was the piece that was taken. Moves where a piece was taken are indicated by the “x” symbol in the notation.
I hope this is the answer you were looking for. Otherwise it might make sense to make a screenshot and highlight there what you would like to see where.
Yes, i talked about it. I've tried playing faster games and while I'm figuring out which piece was taken, I don't have time to make a move. It would be great to see "death logs" but I think it is a question to chess at all)) maybe my level is too small, hope to improve it
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