Greetings from a Dutch beginner
Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2012 2:31 pm
Hey guys!
As a college student with an eight week holiday I naturally had some free time on my hands. Then I found out about go, and all my free time was not enough time to play the amound of go I wanted too. I was instantly hooked on the game. The way simple shapes interact with eachother to form potential connections and cuts. Awesome. The value of stones. A few days ago I consciously applied the concept of furikawari, even more awesome.
Naturally I have read some books about Go (Kaga's classic, Attack & Defence, Graded Go Problems, Famous Games), checking out websites (Gocommentary.com), and of course I stumbled upon this forum. I have been lurking for a few weeks and are now enjoying the Malkovich classics with Kirby, Araban, infamous MagicWand etc.
So why not just join in the discussions? Well, I hope I'm welcome here!
As a college student with an eight week holiday I naturally had some free time on my hands. Then I found out about go, and all my free time was not enough time to play the amound of go I wanted too. I was instantly hooked on the game. The way simple shapes interact with eachother to form potential connections and cuts. Awesome. The value of stones. A few days ago I consciously applied the concept of furikawari, even more awesome.
Naturally I have read some books about Go (Kaga's classic, Attack & Defence, Graded Go Problems, Famous Games), checking out websites (Gocommentary.com), and of course I stumbled upon this forum. I have been lurking for a few weeks and are now enjoying the Malkovich classics with Kirby, Araban, infamous MagicWand etc.
So why not just join in the discussions? Well, I hope I'm welcome here!