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Well, we have come to the last batch (i think lol) of Team Tournaments here at brainking *52*
Hopefully most of them will finish before the site ends, BUT we will have to see *4*
I have set 3 day, NO DAYS OFF to help speed things up, i am sure we can all make a move every 3 days *52*
As i have said before, Thanks to EVERYONE for your support over the years *188*
Like myself, i am sure you will all miss brainking when it closes.....it has become part of my life *12* I have made many friends here over the 24 years, and i am sure some of us will meet up on other sites in the future, sadly not here though *151*
As always.... HAVE FUN & HAPPY GAMING ALL
Ian (MadMonkey) *1147*
P.s. And lastly THANK-YOU Fencer (Filip) for what you created, Myself, for one wishes you would make another *215* *1259*
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We do not literally need it, of course, but it would be nice to try it out. I don't know if it is yet playtested (I don't even remember where I have found it).
pedestrian: yes, the winning player places about 200 stones. And while the opponent fills one's territory it might be possible to pass many moves, if there is no threat to capture or make life. So it could be about 250 moves.
And if the leading player fills all eyes except one, the opponent can capture everything, and the game effectively starts from the beginning. But at this point it really becomes silly...
pedestrian: Sign up for Go 19*19! This might be thegame that can last longest, especially if one plays over the end, placing stones into the opponents territory until it is divided in one-point-eyes, then play into the own groups until they can be captured. Finally the winner owns the whole board and has divided everything into one-point eyes.
(nascondi) Se desideri scoprire di più su alcuni giochi puoi controllare i collegamenti nella sezione dedicata e vedere se trovi là qualunque collegamento interessante. (pauloaguia) (mostra tutti i suggerimenti)