Author: Janosch Zwerensky
Date: 13:12:06 02/13/04
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>Well, in a relative sense it's darn strong for a chess guy. I'm certainly a lot >weaker than that, and I doubt that anybody else who reads this board is above >4-kyu. Well, uhm, one of the other posters in this thread already identified himself as being shodan! :) >(...) >But that's one thing about Go that makes it so interesting and different for me >-- I can almost always understand chess GM moves, even if I never would have >been able to come up with them (or with the supporting variations that make them >playable) myself. Fits my experience completely, thanks for sharing :). > (...) One of the >things I love most is that you can get outplayed tactically in several spots on >the board and still win (and the converse). To this I also agree. > It seems that you can win games >against non-beginners without ANY tactical domination and almost no detailed >calculation, if you play well strategically and avoid gross blunders. Relatively peaceful games do happen at all levels and to all players I assume, but so do games which are full-scale war throughout. I like both! :) >(...) Regards, Janosch
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