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It recently came to my attention that Go is just a pixelated version of life/logic, and that many of you are Go enthusiasts. I myself am a 9k and looking for opponents, and hereby challenge all of you individually to a match. Will you accept my challenge? :-]
https://online-go.com/user/view/71952/derpziIIa
I've been using KGS until my professional life made me stop playing.
What is the current flavor of the month Go Client? I've been using KGS until my professional life made me stop playing.
What is the current flavor of the month Go Client? I've been using KGS until my professional life made me stop playing.
It's still kgs in the western world afaik, but online-go.com is very nice and Ajax-y and runs in browser without being janky.
What is the current flavor of the month Go Client? I've been using KGS until my professional life made me stop playing.
It's still kgs in the western world afaik, but online-go.com is very nice and Ajax-y and runs in browser without being janky.
I had a manager years ago who was a great go player. I always wanted to learn but frankly it becomes a bit overwhelming. Any suggestions on getting started?
At first, you will lose terribly almost all the time.
Stay humble, ask for help with reviewing games by more experienced players. It would be even better if there are professional Go players in the club.
It takes some time before the basic theory of Go "clicks" in your head.
I had a manager years ago who was a great go player. I always wanted to learn but frankly it becomes a bit overwhelming. Any suggestions on getting started?
The way to learn how to play Go is to start playing games. Join a local club, make friends and start playing Go. At first, you will lose terribly almost all the time. Stay humble, ask for help with reviewing games by more experienced players. It would be even better if there are professional Go players in the club. It takes some time before the basic theory of Go "clicks" in your head.