Life In 19x19

Hello,

I'm a complete beginner to Go.
I knew about Go since 09', but I lost a little bit of interest in it. Now I'm really interested in it again, and determine to learn more about it and approve.

Hope you guys can take care of me.

Welcome!

Howdy, and welcome! Let us know if you have any questions, and feel free to post a game for review in the review forum.

Welcome!

Thanks for the welcomes!

Hello fellow Massachusettian.

Thunkd wrote:Hello fellow Massachusettian.

Hi Thunkd

Btw, this might not be the right place to post it, but as a total beginner and there is so much out there, what are your guys advice o/n where to begin/start?

kcastro41269 wrote:Btw, this might not be the right place to post it, but as a total beginner and there is so much out there, what are your guys advice o/n where to begin/start?

Check out The Interactive Way to Go if you haven't yet.

Go look at Sensei's Library, which has links to pages for beginners and a beginner study section from its homepage.

If you like, download and play a few games on a 9x9 against a program like IgoWin to get a feel for the game. There are other go playing programs listed on Sensei's Library.

Don't play the computer for too long, though (or even at all if you don't want), and soon play on a go server against humans. KGS is a good one.

If you like books, there's a list of beginner ones on Sensei's here (scroll down to the Beginner section). I like Go: A Complete Introduction to the Game and volumes one and two of Graded Go Problems for Beginners as beginner books, to give one opinion.

prokofiev wrote:

kcastro41269 wrote:Btw, this might not be the right place to post it, but as a total beginner and there is so much out there, what are your guys advice o/n where to begin/start?

Check out The Interactive Way to Go if you haven't yet.

Go look at Sensei's Library, which has links to pages for beginners and a beginner study section from its homepage.

If you like, download and play a few games on a 9x9 against a program like IgoWin to get a feel for the game. There are other go playing programs listed on Sensei's Library.

Don't play the computer for too long, though (or even at all if you don't want), and soon play on a go server against humans. KGS is a good one.

If you like books, there's a list of beginner ones on Sensei's here (scroll down to the Beginner section). I like Go: A Complete Introduction to the Game and volumes one and two of Graded Go Problems for Beginners as beginner books, to give one opinion.

Already did the interactive, but that's it. Thanks, I'm defiantly gonna check out sensei's library and the books.

What part of MA are you in?

Thunkd wrote:What part of MA are you in?

I'm in New Bedford, it's basically the south shore of Mass.

Welcome from Oregon.

sporg wrote:Welcome from Oregon.

Thanks for the welcome sporg