Chess is most complicated game . It has 6 characters with different material value and unique concepts of checkmate, pawn promotion, en passant, etc.
Is go more complicated to learn then chess?
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Chess is easy to learn if you actually have some effort
Go is more complicated than Chess.
AlphaGo defeated Lee Sedol, but long after Deep Blue defeated Kasparov.
Really
Yes
I've dabbled with Go, and it is so frighteningly deep. Chess is more relatable (I'm just a sub 1200).
Hedgehog1963 wrote:
I've dabbled with Go, and it is so frighteningly deep. Chess is more relatable (I'm just a sub 1200).
How long to learn the basics? Example 400 eilo chess equivalent?
tygxc wrote:
Go is more complicated than Chess.
AlphaGo defeated Lee Sedol, but long after Deep Blue defeated Kasparov.
There's not enough programmers interested in Go . Chess programming existed for decades before they finally beat the World Champion.
Go is accepted as the toughest, at 2nd position comes chess.
GO is overrated. If Chess board become 10 x 10, it will clearly be more complex.
Go is a very interesting game.
The basic rules are not that complicated. If you can learn the rules to play chess, i'm pretty sure you can learn it as well.
To play it well, it requires as much effort as chess. You will need to study Go theory, study the classics (As chess, Go also had great masters and great games), and analyse your own games.
Making it simple, if you want to get strong at any of them, you will have to put an effort on it.
Just curious how hard is go to learn?