hi Mike, I play only xiangqi but am in the process of learning changgi. I know the basics but am unsure of all the rules because I'm being taught in Korean in Korea and my Korean is a work in progress too. Let me ask about that rule...!! In xiangqi, the kings can't even oppose each other in the first place. I am good at xiangqi though, I learned it when I went to university in China and can beat the avg Chinese guy off the street. I can't say which is better, bc i'm such a novice at changgi. Interesting to note that even though Koreans COULD write changgi pieces in hangul (written Korean), they leave it in the original Chinese...that should be a lesson to us as well to keep the universality of the game. In Korea, i have yet to see any octagonal pieces!
(verberg) Geen zin meer om voor elk potje Zeeslag of Spionage steeds weer alle stukken te moeten plaatsen? Ga dan naar Spelbouwers om daar een paar van uw favoriete beginopstellingen voor toekomstig gebruik op te slaan. (pauloaguia) (laat alle tips zien)