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07-12-2009, 05:38 AM
Yay for Go!
I started playing a few months ago, and definitely love it. It seems easier than games such as Chess and perhaps Shougi, but it's incredibly complex. Go isn't very popular where I live, but a friend of mine incidentally introduced it to me when he commented that Go is more difficult than Chess and pros haven't been beaten by the computers yet. Curiosity took a hold of me, and now I am obsessed. Hikaru no Go was a great anime, and if anyone isn't interested in Go just from your explanation, a viewing of this might be in order ![]() |
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07-12-2009, 06:07 AM
i heard of that game. Accourding to an article many public libraries offer it. I havent check mine.
--Jaka ![]()
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07-12-2009, 08:32 AM
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I think there are people for whose go really is more difficult than chess. Me, I don´t undersand chess.. I know rules and everything but I can´t see deep into the game, I just move figures without sense. On the other side go really got me, it took some time until I understood what am I supposed to do but now I can get excited by game simply ![]() I think not only pros haven´t been beaten by computers.. I still wouldn´t beat the strongest go pc program but truth is that comps are really weak. And about HikaGo, you´re right. Most poeple from here whose play go started because of Hikaru no Go.. it looks like boring anime, 70 episodes about a game.. but it´s amazing ![]() 1. Don´t trust me. I´m going to eat you.
2.I´m not honey. 3. Tuším cosi plamatého! ![]() |
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07-12-2009, 01:15 PM
NHK (Nippon Housou Kyoukai) is Japan's national TV station with several channels (including bilingual service); very famous for broadcasting go tournaments.
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