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Abydos1
United States832 Posts
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Kupon3ss
時の回廊10066 Posts
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wo0py
Netherlands922 Posts
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micronesia
United States24701 Posts
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Showtime!
Canada2938 Posts
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GeneralStan
United States4789 Posts
biggyofmt - 14 Kyu | ||
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BottleAbuser
Korea (South)1888 Posts
By the way, could you update the player list on the OP? It would be easier to find that way. I mean, if anyone is actually using it... | ||
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Abydos1
United States832 Posts
On March 25 2009 02:24 BottleAbuser wrote: I'm here too. bdares 1 dan By the way, could you update the player list on the OP? It would be easier to find that way. I mean, if anyone is actually using it... Just hop on irc (#tlgo) or the teamliquid room under social on kgs. | ||
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haduken
Australia8267 Posts
add me! | ||
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TaP.Nuada
United States428 Posts
Found a new resource also: http://internetgoschool.com/audio.vhtml Here you can find some nice audio lectures/lessons (most are not free, I think they run at about 1euro each, but there are some free ones, too) | ||
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threepool
United States150 Posts
If we're going by qualitative measurements you can put me down as "quite advanced," though the 5d players are welcome to object to that designation. | ||
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Aphelion
United States2720 Posts
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Goosey
United States695 Posts
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oob
Sweden630 Posts
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Gnojfatelob
Belgium216 Posts
Just rambling though after my first 19x19 game. | ||
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Slithe
United States985 Posts
On April 16 2009 04:45 Gnojfatelob wrote: how does this game even compare to chess? I dont mean about more different patterns, etc ... it are always the same round tiles, no variation, no different ways to move for different pieces. Situations do require a very complex several steps ahead thinking, but are nonetheless very linear (there is only one possible move: place a tile). In chess different pieces have different rules, which makes the thinking proces multidimensional and more fun/challenging/difficult/outside the box/... Just rambling though after my first 19x19 game. The difficulty of a game is not bound by the superficial simplicity of it's rules. It's a pretty arbitrary distinction on your part whether you think the 361 different possible locations on the board is less varied than the 20 different possible pieces and their corresponding moves. In the end, both chess and go have a finite space of possibilities, and playing the game is merely an exercise in traversing the state space. Nothing particularly complex about it if you look at it that way. | ||
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AsianEcksDragon
United States1036 Posts
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MrChance
Germany51 Posts
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Cube
Canada777 Posts
no idea rank | ||
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Zozma
United States1626 Posts
On April 16 2009 04:45 Gnojfatelob wrote: My fencing coach (who also plays Go) says that Chess is a game that works on lines, as in ranks and files and diagonals, whereas Go is a game that has more of a 3-dimensional spacial awareness thing going on. I think that both games are equally hard. Viz: Much too hard for me to ever be good at. how does this game even compare to chess? I dont mean about more different patterns, etc ... it are always the same round tiles, no variation, no different ways to move for different pieces. Situations do require a very complex several steps ahead thinking, but are nonetheless very linear (there is only one possible move: place a tile). In chess different pieces have different rules, which makes the thinking proces multidimensional and more fun/challenging/difficult/outside the box/... Just rambling though after my first 19x19 game. | ||
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