H5.
Still not used to the grey holes.
Think it would be less confusing if the colour would be something else than grey, maybe this one
Photo of a black hole.
H5.
Still not used to the grey holes.
Think it would be less confusing if the colour would be something else than grey, maybe this one
Photo of a black hole.
So should it be red? Black like a black hole would be easily mistaken for a black stone.
Back in the game, I play H4:
H7 is my answer.
Defending at G7.
I just realised that there is another rules question that I should probably clarify. At the end of the game, before counting, players need not close off their territories from removed intersections. For example you can claim the territory around D8 without playing at D7, and in particular, D7 will count as a point for you.
However, the removed intersections inside territories don’t count as points, so I won’t get a point for J2.
I hope that makes sense. Everything is consistent with the normal rules of go, except that some intersections are removed.
Let’s cross that bridge when we get there.
B6.
Tengen looks like a good move.
I play F5.
Yep.
Closing the borders: A6.
Okay, let’s defend.
B7.
Y’all could use @Vsotvep’s multiplayer go board tool (which we used for Diplomatic Go) for rendering this board. The neutral stones (removed intersections) could be denoted with stones of a third color.
which renders:
Another way to render the board with missing intersections (requiring some MS Paint modification):
Ooo, this second rendering with the intersections missing is much clearer for me!
Okay, let’s defend.
B7.
Yep, totally agree.