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Go has routes in a lot of Pacific Rim countries and is one if the first "board games"
It's a little like chess crossed with Chinese checkers right? I bet it spawned both.
Chess' ancestor actually developed in India several centuries after Go apeared. Othello is a modern, slightly easier version of Go.
I tried to learn Go, I think it would take a long time to master. There appears to be more strategic options to you in Go than in Chess.
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May 23, 2015 03:15PM
Go has routes in a lot of Pacific Rim countries and is one if the first "board games"
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It's a little like chess crossed with Chinese checkers right? I bet it spawned both.
Chess' ancestor actually developed in India several centuries after Go apeared. Othello is a modern, slightly easier version of Go.
I tried to learn Go, I think it would take a long time to master. There appears to be more strategic options to you in Go than in Chess.
