Overconcentrated Shape Lecture - Back to Basic Baduk

[@retic5086]

As an SDK, I find your videos that are like this one to be the most useful (along with your real board lectures). Thanks for the lesson, Batts. Great video!

[@laurencemitchell5576]

Thanks for the top quality content Dwyrin. I enjoy your basic series, but watching this upload . . . I can literally feel the neurons in my brain being rewired. Hope we get more like this.

[@Taipou]

One of your best videos, IMO. Well done! 🥇

[@theolysek7873]

Great lecture!!! Probably one of the best and most illustrative you have ever made imo.

[@E.C.GoMusicandMore]

Thank you for the video! A follow up would also be fun!

[@Piwh623]

Thanks for this video, it was a really interesting topic, and I really enjoyed the weat you treated it ! Looking forward to more of this !

[@apventer]

Really sticking to the theme here, Mr Stick IT ! I hope I can stick to this sticky lecture and create many sticks in my games :) Great sticky explanation!

[@HunterThinker]

You run, I poke you into stick, I win.

[@7Tigris]

at least you've got to admit: these opponents sure are *sticking* to their guns

[@Slyzor1]

Pepepains

[@_lehwah]

It is too bad it just keeps landing them in such *sticky* situations

[@bunderbah]

Everyone in these comments are making stick jokes. There is no comment that sticks out.

[@robbmg9716]

Great explanations!

[@sdmayday]

Once I have my 100k points together, I will demand an endgame lesson about counting. Be prepared, Batts! :D

[@dwyrin]

Beware what you ask for.

[@Reeenald]

Thanks for the comprehensive explanation and the examples, really helpful. Now I just gotta fit that into my actual gameplay and not fail at my tries to overconcentrate my enemy or dying while doing it.

[@dwyrin]

practice practice practice

[@DerEchteMannMitHut]

Very nice video ... Thanks for the sticky lecture.

[@WeizDLC]

ran out of stick puns...couldn't get another one to stick

[@annaclarafenyo8185]

You're no good at puns. Stick to go.

[@Trevoke]

Hi Batts, great lecture, thanks. I would like to hear a bit about the difference between a heavy group and an overconcentrated group - I am not sure I could tell the difference in your lecture. I'm also curious about the ... I dunno, I guess the desired effectiveness of a stone? You've said that "two points per stone" isn't enough, and that "45 points for six stones" is too much, so I guess less than 2 points and more than 7 points aren't good. This showed me great tools, not necessarily for fighting, but for pressing on the opponent. I'm looking forward to a part two!

[@alwayslookingatself]

I love your videos

[@WeizDLC]

Comment for the AI algorithm gods

[@fernandogilardi8283]

Wasn´t the big stick diplomacy a good policy?

[@Asbayen]

Eat my comment money

[@godkingcthulhu138]

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