I have this idea about challenging people to guess their own games. I’m not sure what exactly to make the goal. One way to do it is pull a game of the challenged and make them guess the color they played but that’s bad because it’s 50/50 chances. Maybe pull one real game and 4 more random games of similar strength and guess which one is theirs?
I think this would be interesting especially for players with long OGS history, can you imagine trying to figure out a game you played 3 years ago?
How about this, find 5 participants (longer histories - better) and pull one game from each player, and make them figure out which game is whose.
I reckon I could do this for my games 10 years ago, at least if you limit to tournament/ladder games against dan players and hence the ones I put lots of thought into. When I was playing actively I could probably reconstruct all my OGS games from memory for the past few months.
It’s weird… yes, black, but that double 3-3 opening is strange
I would prefer to say no, I don’t recall much of that game and don’t like many moves, but that top left reminds me of something and makes me feel guilty and lucky, so: yes, black
Yes, black
So, did I nail them?
Did you actually chose 5 games of mine?
I wasn’t expecting that.
I’d be interested to try. I wonder if each person who gets a try sets up for the next one… Maybe unless they get it right in which case the previous person sets up another …
Assuming only one game was mine… My answer is the fifth one, I’m black.
I feel I might’ve played B10. And then push G10 felt quite annoying. I quite easily can imagine snapping back at white with E13 J15 and then cut off O18 to fight white. Sequence with K17 is quite magical. But most importantly double atari N5 and P14. I convinced myself I played this game.