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Go in Japan Wei-qi in China Baduk in Korea This game was born in China but one of the best players in history are form Japan...but it is very popular in whole Asia. And at the moment it becomes more and more popular in the USA and in Europe! Some of you know this game from the anime "hikaru no go" Do someone play this game? and if yes, how strong you play? |
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I've played go for 2 years now, but I only play for fun over the internet every once in a while, I don't think i'm a very strong player, but I like it anyway. |
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I believe Go Moku is a simpler version of go, but I loved playing it. I played really aggressively against a compy on the hardest level for about half a year and then quit because it got too easy. I'm eventually gonna move on to baduk when I have time to learn it (for those of you who need a pronunciation, it's "bah-dook").
Anime is w00t. Anyone who says otherwise doesn't know what they're talking about. =)
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by M-a-m-u-s-h-I
on 2005-01-14 18:56:36
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| I've played Go a few times before. Not the best, but I first played it 5 years ago with a friend. I've played it a few times over since then, and I still lose O.o but I still like to play it even though |
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I learned GO from Hikaru No GO (anime) which I saw over 3 days (about 55 eps)... Then, with the knowledge I got from this extraordinary anime, I tried to play on the net... Everything was so interesting... I like GO a lot and I hope there were some GO clubs here in Greece... http://kgs.kiseido.com/ <--- This is a good site for online GO http://games.yahoo.com/go <-- You can also play online GO with Yahoo! |