Why do I feel overwhelmed when playing Go with some people?

This is because you are not good at chess, why do you want to play? Go is to encircle the air, not to kill it. You need to know that "soldiers who surrender without a fight", why not?

The murderous intent is too heavy, so I let the chess pieces that may not be able to be killed escape and then chase and kill, so that the ground next to me will be thicker.

This is a process in learning chess, and you don't know how to play and lose the direction of your move.

At this time, you have to look at the overall situation, calculate the number of meshes on both sides, their respective thicknesses, and which places are undetermined.

If you have a lot of empty space and the chess is relatively thin, don't go to grab the empty space again, make up for your weaknesses, so as not to be eaten by the opponent.

On the contrary, if you have fewer eyes, you have to play the opponent's incompletely encircled chess and reduce his number of eyes; Or attack one of his weak pieces, capture him or surround some eyes by attacking.

This is the judgment of the situation.

Go takes a long time, and the board is so big that everyone plays the same game, making it easy to get dizzy. The other thing is that the way of thinking is different. The chess mindset is easier for ordinary people to accept than Go.

Because Go is an elegant sport.

Time is also older than chess.

There are more people who can play chess than Go.

But scarcity is expensive.

It should be so, I just think.

I can't play chess, but I can play chess.

I can say this again, but it's not all because Go is more difficult to learn and moreover, it takes more time to play Go than du

Longer Generally able to endure the next three or five zhi games is already considered to be patient, very not wrong, and it is more tiring when playing Go!! It's true, when you get to the fourth or fifth game, your brain gets a little dizzy and uncomfortable, and there are a lot more "pitfalls" in Go than in chess, and it's much more complicated, and in short, it's harder to learn Go well than it is to learn it well!!

Go is easy to learn and difficult to master, and is more abstract than chess. The chess skills are more specific, the strength of the pieces is clear, and as long as you master a few routines after the entry version, you can fold.

New to the right grinder. Go skills are very weak, and the importance of chess pieces changes at any time with the development of the situation, and it is difficult for people who are not strong in abstract thinking to understand. At the same time, it is also related to the popularity of tradition:

Go takes a lot of time, and a game of rapid chess cannot be played in half an hour, so most of them are toys of literati and scholars; Chess, on the other hand, is played relatively quickly, and novices who are just starting out are often checkmated in ten minutes, so it has become a pastime for the Riba people.

Go can be stopped all the time, but if the opponent keeps playing until there is no way to play, it is a trick and is generally not allowed in the regular course of the game.

When playing Go, both sides hold a color of chess pieces, black first and white later, alternate a piece on the point of the board, after the Go piece falls, it cannot move, both sides can take turns to play the piece, and also allow either side to give up the right to play the piece to use the void.

The endgame of a chess game is played until both sides unanimously confirm the completion of the move, when one of the players concedes in the middle of the game, and when both sides use the virtual move continuously, it is the endgame.

When playing Go, one side is allowed to choose not to fall, so that the opponent continues to fall, that is, to stop one hand, and to stop one hand after a hand, sometimes in order to deal with the opponent's filling, when both sides have passed, the number is directly enforced.

There is also qi in Go, at the empty intersection point close to the chess piece on the chessboard, the number of qi of a single chess piece does not exceed four, but more than two chess pieces are connected together, at this time, the qi is counted together, and there will be more than four qi numbers.

In Go, the airless chess pieces are to be mentioned, the opponent's chess pieces are mentioned, and the blank intersection point surrounded by one of the chess pieces on the chessboard is the eye.

Go can give up a hand, that is, give up one's chance to play chess, and the opponent will continue to play, and give up one hand is to give up a move, which is equivalent to the opponent playing two moves in a row.

When Go is played, the chess pieces are placed on the intersection of the chessboard, and the chess pieces cannot move after falling, and any piece on the chessboard is immediately in a state of no gas after the move, but the opponent's chess pieces cannot be extracted, and the forbidden party is forbidden to play.

Go chess pieces are divided into black and white, the number of chess pieces to black 181, white 180 is appropriate, each side of the game holds a color of chess, when playing chess, black first white and then alternate, but each time can only be played.

The chessboard of Go is square, composed of 19 lines in the vertical and horizontal directions, and the chess pieces are placed on these points, and can be played at any point in the edge, corner, and midbelly.

When playing chess, Go is played on the intersection of the chessboard, and the chess pieces cannot move their positions when they fall, and they can give up the right to play the chess.