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I would really appreciate examples. "This is a good move. That would also be a good move, except it gives your opponent the initiative", like. | I would really appreciate examples. "This is a good move. That would also be a good move, except it gives your opponent the initiative", like. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:17, 11 December 2007
"You should generally not hand over the momentum to the opponent unless you have a very good reason for doing so."
When I play Zèrtz, I am very careful about momentum, since giving a skilled opponent the initiative when there are two or more marbles on the board can often lose you the game.
I do not play Go, but I understand momentum is important, there too.
But in Hex, I don't see how it applies. I can't quite see what "handing over the initiative" means in a Hex context. By the nature of the game I am always trying both to prevent my opponent's connection and ensure my own, so what do you really mean?
I would really appreciate examples. "This is a good move. That would also be a good move, except it gives your opponent the initiative", like.
Vintermann 20:17, 11 December 2007 (CET)
