That's why I said that TW and CKII are only difficult because the computer is given unfair advantages, something you can't do in Go outside the handicap.
And I would disagree that Go is less complicated than those games. It's a 19x19 board and you can place a stone anywhere there isn't already a stone. If you try to brute-force calculate variations (which is what the chess computers do) it gets really complicated really fast. I don't know that there as many options in the computer games.
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Date: 2012-07-17 12:28 am (UTC)And I would disagree that Go is less complicated than those games. It's a 19x19 board and you can place a stone anywhere there isn't already a stone. If you try to brute-force calculate variations (which is what the chess computers do) it gets really complicated really fast. I don't know that there as many options in the computer games.