Matthew MacFayden Puzzles and Games English

e-Book Go Pack download

by Matthew MacFayden

ISBN: 1858684919
ISBN13: 978-1858684918
Language: English
Publisher: Carlton Publishing Group; Pck edition (August 1, 2003)
Category: Puzzles and Games
Subategory: Drollery

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by Matthew MacFadyen (Author). The book covers the rules and some basic tactics and then has one game examined to show some strategy.

by Matthew MacFadyen (Author). A great way to start out and see if you like the game. The next step would be to get Iwamoto's excellent "Go For Beginners" (rather meatier than the book here, and a superb book) or the series of books by Janice Kim. Then Ishi Press has a series of books, mostly by James Davies. If you do want to get more serious about the game you will certainly want to get a bigger and better set.

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Go, the classic strategy game from Japan, is one of the most challenging easy games in the world.

Matthew Macfadyen (author). Go is a phenomenal game from Japan. The book ends with some valuable instruction about advanced play. It is believed that there are more possible game variations than atoms in the visible universe. It has been hugely popular in the East for centuries, and is second only to Chinese Chess as the most popular game in the world. Now you can learn to play and win with The Go Pack. This pack will help turn the raw beginner into a Go player to be feared. Publisher: Welbeck Publishing Group ISBN: 9781780974248 Number of pages: 128 Weight: 562 g Dimensions: 227 x 125 x 32 mm.

The pack also contains The Go Book. A travel pack that contains a 30 cm x 28 cm, double-sided board. One side has a full Go board, and the other has a beginner, 8 x 8 square board. The pack also contains The Go Book. Geekdo, BoardGameGeek, the Geekdo logo, and the BoardGameGeek logo are trademarks of BoardGameGeek, LLC.

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Go is an extraordinary game. The rules are easy to learn, yet the game can take a lifetime to master.

Comments:

ZEr0

This comes with a nice (albeit rather small) set with a board and plastic pieces. The accompanying book is a nice introduction for absolute beginners. It is also a well made book, sewn in signatures so it won't fall apart. You'd be hard pressed to find a book and a set at this price. The book covers the rules and some basic tactics and then has one game examined to show some strategy. A great way to start out and see if you like the game.
The next step would be to get Iwamoto's excellent "Go For Beginners" (rather meatier than the book here, and a superb book) or the series of books by Janice Kim. Then Ishi Press has a series of books, mostly by James Davies. If you do want to get more serious about the game you will certainly want to get a bigger and better set. For that check out Yutopian.
Incidentally you can play Pente aka Go-moku aka 5-in-a-row on this set as well.

LadyShlak

The box came with a nice portable board that folds in half, and has a smaller board on its flipside. The pieces are decent for the price tag. More importantly though, it also comes with an excellent pocket-sized book that teaches you all the rules you need to know, and enough tactics and strategy to get you started. Its explanations are clear and it has helpful exercises and accompanying solutions which clarify the rules. The only pet peeve I have is with the twelve challenge problems at the end of the book. The author provides hints, but intentionally omits the solutions. He gives a URL for his homepage, where he claims he has the solutions to the challenge problems, but that link is broken. If anyone finds the new address, please email it to me (or just email me the answers).