It looks rather similar to an outline of North Carolina.
Yeah, probably picked the wrong size of stones.
This wouldâve been my guess, but you beat me to it
After layering them on top of each other, Iâm pretty sure it is an outline of North Carolina:
Cool trick, sadly not applicable for island nations.
I have no idea whatâs going on in that other thread , but our map is like this
I know there are much worse cases than this on the map, where every separate goban part would be a ponnuki, at most :-P.
(maybe not island nation, anyway if the term is wrong thatâs what I meant )
I would âlikeâ your post if I could, but it seems like I ran out of daily âlikesâ due to the publication of the detective go kibitz thread
Feel free to substitute with your own preferred ranks/rank ranges!
Can you make a go board out of this?
No, I posted it as an example that wouldnât work.
Isnât it 5.5?
et. al.
My point earlier was that less experienced players playing as black will not be able to fully capitalize on the first-play advantage like a very experienced player can. Should two 20kyus use the same komi as two 3-dans? Is the purpose of komi to âlevel the playing fieldâ for theoretical perfect play, or âlevel the playing fieldâ for real-world play?
This point has been discussed extensively in one of the threads about komi. Koba (IIRC) and I have both talked about it