All moves were played
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Back to the detectivesā (@Vsotvep, @martin3141, @shinuito) turn
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The suspense is a killer 
Something on the lower side like E2,f2 ā¦ etc?
Maybe a few in the middle randomly k12/k13 etc or g10 h12, tengen etc 
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Sure,sounds good.
Iām tempted by c13, but also maybe h7 or D2
Happy with whichever, Just get some stones down anyway
If we decide to play D2, then I would prefer if @Vsotvep plays it, to avoid anti-synergy between our stones.
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So choosing from the random moves generated by Vsotvep, this would be my suggestion:
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I think that looks goodā¦
This is a pretty hard game, i have no idea if what weāre doing so far is good or not. If we never find yebellz, we can just continue the game as if itās simultaneous 3-player Go, though
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Sure lets get 'em
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Ok @yebellz, here are our moves:
L10
D2
C13
I agree. I think we are doing as well as we can for a first game, but there is certainly a lot to learn still 
lol
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Oh wait thatās red, woops, it looks kind of orange when itās small.
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Actually it still kind of makes me think of orange but just not this orange
The first one is kind of like if an orange (fruit) was quite a dark color 
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No worries, itās easy to forget when you havenāt seen it yetā¦
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All moves were played successfully
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Back to the detectivesā (@Vsotvep, @martin3141, @shinuito) turn
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I intend to play N15 this turn. N16 was the first stone I placed, and I would like to test if yebellz has filled its liberties in the meantime.
If thatās how weāre doing things, I suggest we play B14 as well. Iād like to play G6, which is the largest open area at the moment.
We can also continue our random search, but Iām afraight that iām very biased against playing ābad shapeā. And by choosing from ~10 random moves, the moves I pick are biased and not completely random.
If yebellz predicts such a bias, then they may very well take advantage of it.
Iām trying to hedge against the worst case. Iām not entirely sure what the worst case is, but probably itās that yebellz is building in a corner without us realising it.
Theoretically the position could look like this:
I think itās likely not quite as bad, but yeah, Iām a bit worried about such a thing 
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The other thing is that the random moves would work better if it was simultaneous placements alongside the fugitives or hidden discussion etc. At the end of our turn yebellz still has all the information, and whether our stones are put down at random or are sensible and well discussed/thought out, all that info is accessible and then a decision can be made after the fact
The positives to the randomised moves is that we might remove some of our own biases and get lucky hitting stones we wouldnāt if we played on our own ideas/instincts.
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It is quite likely though that were yebellz to go after our lone stones, that the first move probably isnāt in contact with a stone, so either the first move is semi-wasted or itās at least not taking away a liberty.
I wonder is c15 slightly better for taking away space.
Other wise I donāt mind helpin on the bottom side with like j3 k3 or something more random in the middle
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