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Points (which are a game specific metric) have absolutely no relation to anything I posted. I didn't even mention them at all! It looks purely at game outcomes
by gcp 13y ago
Points (which are a game specific metric) have absolutely no relation to anything I posted. I didn't even mention them at all! It looks purely at game outcomes given the initial starting conditions.
- T-hawk 13y agoYes, you've got the right answer. Forget material and point comparisons which don't really port between the games. The winning percentage conferred by the handicap is what matters. Four stones in Go sounds like a lot less than four pawns in chess, but if that's what the math says by each resulting in the same winning percentage, then the equivalency is true.