Shin Jinseo vs Ke Jie (2019.10.30) - Real Board 바둑|BADUK

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24th LG Cup semi-final
2019.10.30
Shin Jinseo(B) vs Ke Jie(W)
Komi 7.5

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@rainerrafferty 4 жыл бұрын

Hi Minaaro! First of all I want to thank you for your tutorial videos and 'game reviews'. I really enjoy all of them! Not as an expert or anything, just as a viewer, I would like to give some feedback for your future 'game reviews' videos. 1. This format is extremely good! It is intense, relaxing, and instructive at the same time 2. For intensity and relaxation, I don't think I can add anything since they are perfect already 3. However, from instructing perspective (I assume you are targeting beginner players too since you also make beginner tutorial videos. Also, I am a beginner), there are many points of the game that I think needs more explanation. So, how can you add the depth of instructions? I find at least 4 points. First, you can always talk about Josekis. Let's say one doesn't complete the joseki or not, or what do they achieve for each joseki, your analysis on why they pick this particular joseki. Second, I think it is important to assess the whole board position for each phase (or even for every 30-50 moves). Maybe you can add analysis on what they achieve in opening, what they main focus should be, where the potentials for each side player are. Again, you can divide this into opening, middle game, and end game, or what really is happening for every 30-50 new moves. Third, critical moves. You can always point out which move is critical to play on that exact timing, which move is a mistake (and what the better move is), which move is not common and the thought behind it. Fourth, closing the game. Instead of just saying one resigns or one wins by how many points, you can always add your analysis on why they resign. Let's say you point out some territories, some groups that are dead or alive. OR, you can also mark all the territories by each side. I think this will help a lot understanding the game more. Last thing, I am just a completely random subscriber, viewer, and twitch follower. I am nowhere close to an expert. I could be only partially right or even completely wrong. So please don't get me wrong that I am not critisizing you. I just personally love this format, want you to upload more, and get you noticed by more people, because you totally deserve it.

@minaaro1381 4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment. Today I didn't notice that my micro-phone was off in twitch streaming. Sorry about that Your advice is very useful idea. but unfortuneatly I am in hard day now. I don't have much time to make video these days Someday I will make video if I can afford to do Thank you

@rainerrafferty 4 жыл бұрын

@@minaaro1381 sure I completely understand that you also need to take care of your personal life. Still, I will be waiting for your next videos with a little better format. Hope everything goes well!

@Sai4651 Жыл бұрын

5:27 - 5:50 I felt this move by Ke Jie was a mistake, I think he chose to protect the wrong side. I believe he should have played D7 instead of K17. The stones on the mid and upper left needed more support, if Black played K17, White could have just captured E13 and immediately make an eye while still having potential to make another eye and use those stones for a fight in the center in the mid or end game. That's just my opinion

@TheJuaniji 3 жыл бұрын

Super good the videos. Keep making them because firstly using a real board is totally different than using computer screen that makes the videos classy. Second we can follow the best games in a paced soft and very relaxing way. The presentation of the channel is perfect. Makes me feel like in a temple. By the way you can also put other chinese or japanese or korean music to chill the environment out. As for the rest, thanks a lot to make time to create these videos.