Exactly! haha I don't know why I keep clicking it, I already learned this many times from past games. Plus, I hate the feature in general, I wish it was always off for both players.
Good game. You fought back well from your AI estimate crisis of confidence. The AI review at the end I found a little hard to watch because the board was too small. Mainly, the persistent time pressure limited your ability to explain your thoughts enough that my ability to learn and understand was affected. I get so much more benefit from your teaching videos. It was fun and interesting, however, if a little less educational.
Gotcha, thanks for this! Yes, I will still be making plenty of normal lecture/topic videos, though there are many commenters here who like the live play so I'll make both. I expect the former to be the type of video I make the most, but the live-play is certainly easier for me so it will also be used in a pinch sometimes until I have developed a big backlog, which is on the agenda. Duly noted about the janky AI window capture and such, I expected as much. Going back once more to talk of live-play videos, with enough time on the clock maybe the lower level games really are better videos overall and should be done more often than the high-level games after all. It's much easier to talk and think clearly about what I want to say, frankly there is zero pressure from 3d-6d or at least 3d-5d so it also makes it relaxing and less tiring for me and I can pump out many. I know there will always be people who don't like any kind of sandbagging, but...it's for science! ^_^ Besides, pretty much all of the Go creators, including the pros, do these. In any case I still plan to post high-level matches of mine too and I'm happy to do so, I just think the frequency can be a bit less. Follow-up thoughts of course welcome :) Cheers
@@BenKyoBaduk Yes, you understand completely. I mostly just wanted to point out that while there are a number of RUclips streamers showing their competitive matches, all having pros and cons, when it comes to english language instruction, you are the absolute best. So, it would be good to showcase that to a large extent. Love the content. #1 fan!
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I enjoyed this! Really like seeing how you try to navigate tough situations.
Glad to hear it, and thanks for this comment!
You can’t trust Fox score estimate. I have had several games where it said I was behind by 20 but I won by 10 without any kills or big changes.
Exactly! haha
I don't know why I keep clicking it, I already learned this many times from past games. Plus, I hate the feature in general, I wish it was always off for both players.
Good game. You fought back well from your AI estimate crisis of confidence.
The AI review at the end I found a little hard to watch because the board was too small.
Mainly, the persistent time pressure limited your ability to explain your thoughts enough that my ability to learn and understand was affected. I get so much more benefit from your teaching videos. It was fun and interesting, however, if a little less educational.
Gotcha, thanks for this! Yes, I will still be making plenty of normal lecture/topic videos, though there are many commenters here who like the live play so I'll make both. I expect the former to be the type of video I make the most, but the live-play is certainly easier for me so it will also be used in a pinch sometimes until I have developed a big backlog, which is on the agenda.
Duly noted about the janky AI window capture and such, I expected as much. Going back once more to talk of live-play videos, with enough time on the clock maybe the lower level games really are better videos overall and should be done more often than the high-level games after all. It's much easier to talk and think clearly about what I want to say, frankly there is zero pressure from 3d-6d or at least 3d-5d so it also makes it relaxing and less tiring for me and I can pump out many.
I know there will always be people who don't like any kind of sandbagging, but...it's for science! ^_^
Besides, pretty much all of the Go creators, including the pros, do these. In any case I still plan to post high-level matches of mine too and I'm happy to do so, I just think the frequency can be a bit less.
Follow-up thoughts of course welcome :)
Cheers
@@BenKyoBaduk Yes, you understand completely. I mostly just wanted to point out that while there are a number of RUclips streamers showing their competitive matches, all having pros and cons, when it comes to english language instruction, you are the absolute best. So, it would be good to showcase that to a large extent. Love the content. #1 fan!
@@frankcardillo5011 That means a lot, thank you =)