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If you want to learn, the easiest way to start would be on a 9 by 9 board using a program like gnu-go. Computers are awfully predictable and have a hard time e
by sams99 16y ago
If you want to learn, the easiest way to start would be on a 9 by 9 board using a program like gnu-go.
Computers are awfully predictable and have a hard time even on a 9 by 9 board.
Next up, I would look at checking out a local Go club, maybe read a book or two, maybe check out igs/kgs.
- btilly 16y agoFor an absolute beginner I'd add that the computer should give you a 9 stone handicap. Dial the handicap down as you start to get the hang of it. Move to a 13x13 when you want the game to get more complex. Raise the handicap again when you do so.