Does Yea Forums like Go better than /tg/? Because /tg/ doesnt seem to give a flying fuck.
Does Yea Forums like Go better than /tg/? Because /tg/ doesnt seem to give a flying fuck
Ethan Brooks
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Joseph Lewis
Probably not, but I do
Adam Collins
Go is traumatic for me. Whenever I play with a friend or online I always lose.
I just can't seem to grasp the thing.
Joshua Reed
>supposed to be based war strategy
>you can put your troops anywhere on the map
Isaac Young
What a dumb fucking hat.
James Reyes
How hard would Hikaru get his shit kicked in if he played in the current go world?
Jackson Gray
How does normal go compare to pokémon go?
Zachary Walker
It's not as good, but it has about the same amount of developer support
Brandon Lopez
Jaxson Anderson
it's either a game to help a high lord's retard son learn, or a divination tool or a gambling game at the origin. War strategy analogy came after, when the game ceased to be conspued by monks and adopted by nobles.
David Johnson
play more. If you're afraid of losing you won't learn
Isaiah Moore
Anyone down for a correspondence game on OGS?
Dylan Myers
It's an evolved form of chess, it's about strategy not tactics.
Matthew Price
it has nothing to do with chaturanga though ? This is like saying chess is an evolved form of backgammon. As superior as it is, go is simply another game.
Colton Sullivan
Go is older than chess. I'm pretty sure only backgammon pre dates it.
Christian Martin
I read shogi, sorry anons.
Chase Hill
Because /tg/ isn't full of weeaboo faggots who wanna play a board game for old people?
Kayden Bell
Literally all games are for children, old people and lowlifes.
Evan Peterson
you ok there user?
Kevin Moore
I care about the anime. The game can't die, I'm never going to play the inferor chess
James Gutierrez
can*
Matthew Thompson
>inferior
>is literally bigger
Ian Morgan
Anyone want to play a correspondence game on ogs?
Colton Perry
Did he watch the anime?
Colton Wilson
Wrong board, there are /jp/ threads from time to time.
Robert Sanders
Best ways to re-learn? Playing against ai or doing life-death problems?
Kevin Smith
spam life & death for a day or two, or whatever gets your reading capacities warmed up and then play against people. Playing against ai can only give you bad habits if you're relearning
Ryder Green
and simple problems, like cho chikun's on ogs
Blake Hall
Nobody on Yea Forums ever talks about it. Do you yourself understand the rules of go?
Lincoln Bell
Life and death or tesuji tsumego. Remember, pick easy problems that you can solve and spend no more than a minute on them. You should be doing like hundreds of these in a sitting.
Cho Chikun's problems are free here tsumego.tasuki.org and he designed them to be done sequentially. If you do them straight through they teach you tactical principles supposedly.
Lucas Cook
Actually I got the least amount of replies on jp and tg. So far Yea Forums likes go the most.
Grayson Cruz
Mahjong all the way
Isaiah Barnes
Why not both? I started by reading a book and that was definitely a bad idea. Just play games against other beginners and analyze with an ai. Don't go too deep into the variations, but when your winrate drops like 10-20% try to think about why your move was bad. That practice made me realize a whole load of things.
Aaron Davis
all kinds of chess are stupid SSTOOPID
Colton Reed
Unnecessarily complex reversi
David Thompson
So so you guys have a method of redoing puzzles? For a while i did it by considering something solved only if i could do it two times in a row with at least one week between successive tries. That seemed to work well on collections where i consistently fail at a small part of the problems, but on easier collections it just means i go through the entire thing twice. Did anyone try to anki problems perhaps?
Camden Baker
It's the anime a good adaption? I only read the manga and I enjoyed it.