Go (like chess) is obviously a militaristic game. Its origin is obviously in warfare and military.

@krisztiankoblos1948

2 ай бұрын

Sun Tzu have a few proverbs what can be used.

I gamble with my pride on every game, I couldn't imagine adding money into the equation! Great video man, I subscribed

@ancientgaming4698

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Richard :)! In antiquity, people would even often gamble with more than money, and put their life (or that of others) at stake. I am happy just gambling with my pride as well lol

@OKOKOKOKOKOKOK-zn2fy

4 ай бұрын

Adding risk by betting money will change everything. Some of the best players will tighten up considerably and become worthless under real pressure. Always play for money; it reveals the truth. When you lose, think of it as paying for the lesson.

@richarddavis8863

4 ай бұрын

@@OKOKOKOKOKOKOK-zn2fy dang I never really thought about adding money in to enhance the "mind game" aspect by throwing your opponent off. That actually makes a lot of sense. You'd just have to be sure to not let it tilt you as well

@OKOKOKOKOKOKOK-zn2fy

4 ай бұрын

@@richarddavis8863 Two things you learn from betting a little money on the game... 1. It's much harder when there is money on the line. People get tight and overthink. They become more defense oriented and cautious. 2. If you can think of a stressful situation as a game, you can get your emotions out of the decision process and make better choices. The Samurai called this "mushin", or the state of no mind. When you think of mortal combat as a game with no consequences, you will move quickly and with conviction. You are much better at everything if you can achieve this.

Great!! Interesting history and beautiful game. Stone and Wood. Love It!! Waiting the Next. Thanks, Guille

Cool, I had no idea of this game before! Loving these videos

Man this is amazing! Get it out there, post it everywhere!! This has to be more popular :D

@ancientgaming4698

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Lyde for your kind words :) it really puts a smile on my face when I see people enjoying what I do. I do my best to share it with the people close to me, but I'm still a small channel so I don't have that much reach. Comments like yours however are worth a 1000 likes to me so that makes me more than happy 😊

man this production quality is actually so good!

@ancientgaming4698

3 жыл бұрын

These comments are worth a thousand likes!

Great content!! It's so hard to see information about these ancient games, keep it up!!

ı have wached lots of videos about histort of go and this is one of the best. thank you for explaing how go is related to cosmology , its always telled but no body had explain it before. you did a very good researh.

@ancientgaming4698

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words Jamess :)! The game is indeed as great as the history behind it

Thank you Nacho ! :p and what a beautiful board you have, thank your uncle as well ! :p all the best for your YT channel and your practice of go ! ;) Really nice video, Keep it up ! ^^

@ancientgaming4698

2 жыл бұрын

Their pleasure! And thank you Loic for your kind words :) Next video dropping later this week and many more in the horizon!! I am afraid my Go skills do need FAR greater work lol

very good and interesting. A bit dense. U could make several videos out of this!

I was curious about the game after watching the Korean series "Reply 1988".

@ancientgaming4698

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah this one's huge in korea as well

amazing job

@ancientgaming4698

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Salzur :)

Great video! Loved watching it.one tiny thing, one of the four arts is actually playing the Guqin, not the lute.

Thank you

This is fantastic! Would you consider putting in subtitles? Your accent is great, but the way you pronounce some asian phrases make it difficult to know what you're saying and how to spell them (so I can look them up and read further).

@ancientgaming4698

2 жыл бұрын

Hey :)! Thanks a lot! What language would you like me to add? I added subtitles in various languages, but, with the exception of the English and Spanish subtitles, most of them are automatically translated. If you are watching the video in your phone, you have to tap in the 3 little dots of the top-right corner. If you are watching it in your computer, you have to click in the small gear icon in the bottom and select the language you want for your subtitles. If there is any word you didn't understand (my chinese pronunciation is indeed quite bad) tell me which one is it and I will write it here :)

The earliest Go was invented as a divination tool It can be used to study astrology

Also,you didn't mention the possible shared roots with the I Ching. This seems to be a substantial theory, in my opinion.

@ancientgaming4698

2 жыл бұрын

This is something I did not come up with, will research that further!

@michaelorlev9925

2 жыл бұрын

@@ancientgaming4698 oh awesome!! Would love to see that!! Go and the I ching are two of my passions...! Looking forward to it..

Quiero videos en español. Su voz me gusta

@ancientgaming4698

3 жыл бұрын

Muchas gracias Alexander :)! El siguiente vídeo va a ser sobre un juego de España. También será en inglés, como los demás, pero alguna vez si me gustaría sacar un vídeo en español!

3:00 What anime is it?

@walter.casanova

Жыл бұрын

Hikaru no Go.

In fact, the Tibetan chess and the Chinese Weiqi are two different things. Japan and Korea accepted the Chinese culture so they have Weiqi, but Tibet is different.

Again, Go is a militaristic game. It looks just like the trench warfare of WW1. It has nothing to do with: An invention to teach some prince. Flood control. Astrology. Divination. For divination, ask the Magic 8 Ball.

everything is good except during the video you are promoting something, cuz why would you say Tibet it is this name, but in China is this name. You could either say "and in the rest of China is is called weiqi, or that Tibetan its name is this, and in Chinese the name is this." I'm not trying to go political, but this is not fun for people to promote something in a serious game like this.

@SJNaka101

Жыл бұрын

You say you are not trying to go political but westerners don't even think about this. There is no promotion happening. Only you are pushing some agenda.

@R3fl3xEs

Жыл бұрын

Tibet is its own country, though! Cheers!

@sebastianbal1008

Жыл бұрын

friendly reminder that taiwan is not a part of china