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Go would be a halway analogy for two parties claiming checker-board plots aiming to deny access, if corner crossing isn't allowed. The analogy breaks down beca
by rocqua 3y ago
Go would be a halway analogy for two parties claiming checker-board plots aiming to deny access, if corner crossing isn't allowed.
The analogy breaks down because 'being allive' would require access to the edge, rather than having two liberties. Playing with such a different definition of life and death does seem like an interesting 'variation' of go.
- mcbrit 3y agoWhat? You have conflated a thick pattern, checkerboard, with a special case, liberties at the edge. You have mashed some words together and they do not make sense if you know what you are talking about.