for now that's a very weird feeling, because I can put tons of other things on the list but as I have no need to go fast, I really would like to take all the time I need to improve the basic first.EdLee wrote:Hi oca,oca wrote:it is very hard for me to keep focused on the list while playing.
Of course it is, for now.
Lists like this are merely learning wheels when you first learn the bicycle.
Eventually, you get rid of them.
As you progress, you'll create and add more lists of your own.
Once you've digested (internalized) them,
once they've become part of your subconscious,
as natural as your breathing, then you get rid of them.
something else now, a new game that opposed My son 6 yo (black) vs My daugther 8 yo
They played on a real gogan, and I recorded the game on my iphone while they where playing.
Unfortunatly, The game stopped at move 44, I would say with some exitation from both side... because my son didn't know what to do, he didn't see that he can cature the two stones... well, just like me
So the end of game (from
) is just me showing what happend if black plays at B9 instead of caturing the two stones directly.My daughter really like first line moves like 8 or 10
sometimes, I let her place handicap stones where she want, and she like to place them on first line...
maybe that's tied to a sentiment of security... I don't know...
I like the miror start of the game, and some move are really funny like 23
[edit] I was also impressed my son played 19 and 21...[/edit]
That's really interesting as I can see my own default[edit]s
[/edit] through their game...
faults, not defaults... my english is like my go 
... so... )
was a try at a 
, I really don't know if uning in the center was good or not... at least I tried not to change my plan and getting nothing at all... but maybe 
in the corner would have been better...
and 
are bad ones.
(see commentary)