Author: Ricardo Rego
Date: 16:19:23 08/10/04
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On August 10, 2004 at 17:08:51, William H Rogers wrote: >Go looks very easy when the game first starts, but after you get a few pieces on >the board and have the possiblity of capturing all of you opponents men it then >becomes very difficult. By winning one position you may leave yourself wide open >for a bigger loss later on. >With a 19 x 19 board and no set rules as to where you can place you chips, at >least initially the game is extremely difficult to do any long range planning. >I have followed both Go and Chess for years and although Chess is getting to >look real nice, Go is still playing on what we in chess might call an amature >level with no real progress to be noted. >Bill True. We are in agreement with a plenty number of issues here, but if you consider 'long range planning', chess programs are not playing like a GMs (or even IMs) too, right ? So, may we consider Go as the most difficult game in terms of programming problem ? Sorry the flooding of questions! Ricardo
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