Thanks for sharing this great and historic game! It's very interesting to note the disparity between Japanese masters and high level players from around the world -- and always of special interest to see non-Japanese players on the long road to catching up. I think shogi is an amazing game with much to offer players of all nationalities -- and just needs a push to overcome the cultural/linguistic barrier. Thanks for doing so much to bring it to us.
Thank you for the good clear game commentary. I'm a beginner with just a few dozen games of experience, but you helped me understand the purpose and implications of many moves I would not have understood otherwise! A very interesting enjoyable video.
I don't know whether or not Karolina plays chess, but I guess that the good bishop+rook+pawns attack might be somehow influenced by chess. Many ranging pieces tactics (like forks or pins) are very similar, but I find it difficult to use the generals well. That would also explain why she would exchange the bishops even though her opponent could simply drop it in the same place. Even if you know the drop rule, it's still against a chess player's instincts to think that a captured piece can simply
As always: great thanks for your encouraged work in spreading shogi!!! No problem you aren't using my software. ;-) Still it's a little bit sad, that there is waste so much space around the board. This time I watched the video on my TV and so it was a little bit too small. Maybe next time using 81Dojo, recording only the board part and enlarge it to fullscreen?
i like shogi but it's not popular in my place...i only have chance to play it on the internet,,i hope this game should be promoted worldwide,,,i am a chessplayer myself and i find this game as challenging as chess....
I have had an idea for a series for you. The viewer comment with a full set of moves from a game they played and you point out what they could have done better. Because I'm terrible and i have no chance of getting better if no one will tell me what I am doing wrong. I'll message you a game i played in case you get this message
Another great commentary, though i must say your random changing between notation as number-number and number-letter distracted me more than once during the video
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Shame this channel ended. It deserved to be more popular!
Yeah, I think he's still active on twitter though so I wonder what happened.
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Thanks for sharing this great and historic game! It's very interesting to note the disparity between Japanese masters and high level players from around the world -- and always of special interest to see non-Japanese players on the long road to catching up. I think shogi is an amazing game with much to offer players of all nationalities -- and just needs a push to overcome the cultural/linguistic barrier. Thanks for doing so much to bring it to us.
I'm amazed at how well you pronounced her name. xD
As a Pole I'm very proud of Karolina. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for the good clear game commentary. I'm a beginner with just a few dozen games of experience, but you helped me understand the purpose and implications of many moves I would not have understood otherwise! A very interesting enjoyable video.
As a pole, I'm really proud of Karolina!
Thanks for sharing!
On move 102 if white take with Gold, black can mate with B*3a K2a N3c= K1b DxG SxD G*1c.
Soo happy someone from my country is soo good in Shogi!
Every time I watch this, it just fills me with happiness.
same
I don't know whether or not Karolina plays chess, but I guess that the good bishop+rook+pawns attack might be somehow influenced by chess. Many ranging pieces tactics (like forks or pins) are very similar, but I find it difficult to use the generals well. That would also explain why she would exchange the bishops even though her opponent could simply drop it in the same place. Even if you know the drop rule, it's still against a chess player's instincts to think that a captured piece can simply
I used 81Dojo only for this game. I will use BCM from my next video again.
As always: great thanks for your encouraged work in spreading shogi!!!
No problem you aren't using my software. ;-)
Still it's a little bit sad, that there is waste so much space around the board. This time I watched the video on my TV and so it was a little bit too small.
Maybe next time using 81Dojo, recording only the board part and enlarge it to fullscreen?
Thank you for the video! I hope we can meet in Kraków :-)
i like shogi but it's not popular in my place...i only have chance to play it on the internet,,i hope this game should be promoted worldwide,,,i am a chessplayer myself and i find this game as challenging as chess....
Thanks Hidetchi
Great game!
You keep switching between letters and numbers for the coordinates. :)
amazing!
I have had an idea for a series for you. The viewer comment with a full set of moves from a game they played and you point out what they could have done better. Because I'm terrible and i have no chance of getting better if no one will tell me what I am doing wrong. I'll message you a game i played in case you get this message
Can I have the notations, please?
Nevertheless it's (also) good to keep making advertising for 81Dojo!
Another great commentary, though i must say your random changing between notation as number-number and number-letter distracted me more than once during the video
He switches between letters and numbers...
Reiner and Bertholdt are the Armoured and Colossal Titans
未来
8 years ago and this is still funny
Ouza...it glar tertinggi hninbo
(cont) reappear on the board. But again, it's only what I think and it may not be true.
You sound tired Sensei