Thank you for the videos. Nearest AGA club to me is over 5hrs away and your video’s have greatly improved my game which would be very difficult for me otherwise. =)
Best Go Videos ever, I’ve seen all of them and can’t wait until you make another one. I hope everything is going alright and you can find time to create more of these great videos. Thanks alot.
I love your Videos!
Thank you very much! Please make more videos soon! I know there are hundreds (thousands?! …perhaps) people out there who are waiting for some new go videos of you … just like i do!
Please go on!
Thank you!
First I would like to congratulate you for your english. It is the first time I´m able to hear a professional comentary in a language I understand with no translator. On a second note, I would like to thank you for your effort, I am learning very much from your lectures. I would specially like to thank you for the Huang Longshi game. I have been studying his games since I am a kyu player and never was able to find a commentary. I am tremendously gratefull. I hope someday you can comment on the ancient chinese opening. It seems agressive, but is that necessarily bad? Thank you from Buenos Aires, argentina.
The ancient Chinese openings is not that bad. They look different just because the rules are different. For instance: in ancient Chinese rules, your real territory = your territory – (the number of your groups X2). Because the ancient Chinese players considered that each group need 2 liberties to make a life, so the 2 liberties can’t be used as territory. So you can see in the ancient Chinese opening, people wanted to separate the opposing groups, so that he can earn 2 points.
Thank you very much for your great videos!!! When you have time would you please make more 10 min Go videos. We used these at my Go club and they have been very helpful and fun.
Hello, I discovered your website and your commented video on youtube. I consider your idea a great one. I know that in Korea and Japan there are at television commented programmes around go/baduk, but we that are living in Europe (I live in Italy, in Rome) have no chance to have a master go player explaining us the beauty and beautifulness of this incredible board game. I personally consider go the best game human being never created. I hope you reach success with this initiative and I will suggest your website and videos to all people loving this game I know.
You ask for some suggestion. I would like to see go popularity raise in Italy and one of limiting factor for Italians is the english language. So my suggestion is: make possible to translate your comments in videos and voice-over it or subtitle it with the target language. Maybe there is also a technical way to do this without the duplication of videos saving disk space. Don’t hesitate to write me if you like the idea and you would like to go in deep into this hipotesys.
hello, i really enjoy the video’s you’ve made, i was wondering if you could make a series of video’s about how to think globally and locally in certain positions, i know it would be hard, but since i love the quality of your video’s and im sure other people have the same problem, it might be a good series, though if you decide not too it’s fine too! email me if you wish. it would be great to talk sometime.
Thank you for the videos. Nearest AGA club to me is over 5hrs away and your video’s have greatly improved my game which would be very difficult for me otherwise. =)
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Thx from Poland :] I love your videos!
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thank you very much for the go instruction…it is very good and very useful for me
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love your go videos thankyou very much
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Best Go Videos ever, I’ve seen all of them and can’t wait until you make another one. I hope everything is going alright and you can find time to create more of these great videos. Thanks alot.
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I am eagerly awaiting your next video. I check the page every day.
Thank you for your excellent work.
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Very nice video’s. Understandable, informative and helpful. Please make more soon
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I love your Videos!
Thank you very much! Please make more videos soon! I know there are hundreds (thousands?! …perhaps) people out there who are waiting for some new go videos of you … just like i do!
Please go on!
Thank you!
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First I would like to congratulate you for your english. It is the first time I´m able to hear a professional comentary in a language I understand with no translator. On a second note, I would like to thank you for your effort, I am learning very much from your lectures. I would specially like to thank you for the Huang Longshi game. I have been studying his games since I am a kyu player and never was able to find a commentary. I am tremendously gratefull. I hope someday you can comment on the ancient chinese opening. It seems agressive, but is that necessarily bad? Thank you from Buenos Aires, argentina.
Abrazo,
Fede
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countsheep Reply:
February 24th, 2010 at 9:55 am
The ancient Chinese openings is not that bad. They look different just because the rules are different. For instance: in ancient Chinese rules, your real territory = your territory – (the number of your groups X2). Because the ancient Chinese players considered that each group need 2 liberties to make a life, so the 2 liberties can’t be used as territory. So you can see in the ancient Chinese opening, people wanted to separate the opposing groups, so that he can earn 2 points.
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Thank you very much for your great videos!!! When you have time would you please make more 10 min Go videos. We used these at my Go club and they have been very helpful and fun.
Regards,
BOZEMANpw
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Thanks for your time. Your commetarys are wonderful. Could you do a Takemiya game?
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countsheep Reply:
February 24th, 2010 at 9:37 am
I will do a Takemiya’s game
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Could you do more puzzles? I love your website, it is very helpful.
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I love your comments on the videos. They are extremely helpful and insightful.
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I saw your videos on http://www.EuroGoTV.com. Are you working together?
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countsheep Reply:
February 24th, 2010 at 9:58 am
No, we are not working together
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Hello, I discovered your website and your commented video on youtube. I consider your idea a great one. I know that in Korea and Japan there are at television commented programmes around go/baduk, but we that are living in Europe (I live in Italy, in Rome) have no chance to have a master go player explaining us the beauty and beautifulness of this incredible board game. I personally consider go the best game human being never created. I hope you reach success with this initiative and I will suggest your website and videos to all people loving this game I know.
You ask for some suggestion. I would like to see go popularity raise in Italy and one of limiting factor for Italians is the english language. So my suggestion is: make possible to translate your comments in videos and voice-over it or subtitle it with the target language. Maybe there is also a technical way to do this without the duplication of videos saving disk space. Don’t hesitate to write me if you like the idea and you would like to go in deep into this hipotesys.
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countsheep Reply:
February 24th, 2010 at 9:41 am
Thanks for your advice. I’m considering for making subtitles. I will contact you.
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hello, i really enjoy the video’s you’ve made, i was wondering if you could make a series of video’s about how to think globally and locally in certain positions, i know it would be hard, but since i love the quality of your video’s and im sure other people have the same problem, it might be a good series, though if you decide not too it’s fine too! email me if you wish. it would be great to talk sometime.
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countsheep Reply:
February 24th, 2010 at 10:01 am
Ok, I will have a try.
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