Finally we found the divine move!!!
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What? Live small in gote!? I don’t think so!
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2 weeks ago I accepted this game. I thought it has Absolute time control, but it has Simple …
108m/move
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That would have the potential to be really horrible 
Potentially 3 straight weeks of needing to play every 1.5-3 hours continuously 
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Funny, I mostly see pelvises haha 
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Or alien insect fossils?
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What are you all looking at???
I just see a bunch of Rorschach blots! 
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Me too, LOL
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Do we need a “what do you see?” thread!?
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dia 9 i see two profiles facing each other with a big black stone under their ears
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This must be why I see mostly faces...
I own v12, and still really like this program. The program adjusts it’s difficulty based on your rank, and when playing non-ranked games or reviewing a game, you can just click on a group to see it’s status and places where you can make eyes, and where you need to play to make a group live. It can offer move suggestions for killing, surrounding, attacking, reducing, or invading. The included library of pro games is also very good (end of rant).
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how old is this v12? does it have AI engine?
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MFoG v12 was released in 2016. It does not not use Neural Networks, if that’s what you are asking. All the playing intelligence was coded by David Fotland. You can use it as an GUI to play any Go program that supports GTP (Go Text Protocol), but you won’t get the “live” move suggestions unless you are using the built-in engine. You can always get the suggestions when your are reviewing the sgf file.
"The Many Faces of Go" is the 2010 World Computer Go 13x13 champion, the 2008 World Computer Go 19x19 and 9x9 champion, the 2002 World Computer Go Champion, 1998 World Computer Go Champion, and ten time US Computer Go Champion.
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yep that’s what I was asking. Old gen AI.
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