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Re: Yunzi Stones With Kaya Board - bad idea?
Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2013 3:42 pm
by zslane
I like nice things too, but it seems to me that scratches and dents are a natural consequence of the energetic struggles fought on our 19x19 battlefields. If you want to keep your board and/or stones pristine, then box them up and put them in a safe place where nothing can happen to them. But if you want to play Go the way it was meant to be played, then play with honor and intensity and embrace the battle scars with pride!
Re: Yunzi Stones With Kaya Board - bad idea?
Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2013 4:12 pm
by csobod
zslane wrote:I like nice things too, but it seems to me that scratches and dents are a natural consequence of the energetic struggles fought on our 19x19 battlefields. If you want to keep your board and/or stones pristine, then box them up and put them in a safe place where nothing can happen to them. But if you want to play Go the way it was meant to be played, then play with honor and intensity and embrace the battle scars with pride!
Re: Yunzi Stones With Kaya Board - bad idea?
Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2013 4:41 pm
by deepgreen
Well said!
zslane wrote:I like nice things too, but it seems to me that scratches and dents are a natural consequence of the energetic struggles fought on our 19x19 battlefields. If you want to keep your board and/or stones pristine, then box them up and put them in a safe place where nothing can happen to them. But if you want to play Go the way it was meant to be played, then play with honor and intensity and embrace the battle scars with pride!
Re: Yunzi Stones With Kaya Board - bad idea?
Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2013 12:05 pm
by darthmage
csobod wrote:zslane wrote:I like nice things too, but it seems to me that scratches and dents are a natural consequence of the energetic struggles fought on our 19x19 battlefields. If you want to keep your board and/or stones pristine, then box them up and put them in a safe place where nothing can happen to them. But if you want to play Go the way it was meant to be played, then play with honor and intensity and embrace the battle scars with pride!
