Este curso ensina alguns princípios gerais básicos para construir uma forma eficiente. Alexey preparou três aulas curtas, com exemplos interessantes, para mostrar o valor das jogadas de proteção e de manter todas as pedras bem conectadas.
Com um punhado de exemplos úteis sobre tesuji simples, você sai com dois ou três truques valiosos para dominar a arte da forma sólida.
Este é um minicurso experimental, feito em formato de screencast. Colocamos um pouco de magia nele e esperamos que você goste. Bom proveito!
Indicado para: 15–5 kyu
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Presented so-so (maybe the English dubbing makes it less atractive), but knowledge is super useful, but also very hard! There could be much more of the examples with increasing difficulty, and also the wrong options in quizes should be explained better (why the move is wrong; I do appreciate however that this would be much more work). Also the course is very hard!! I think more level 3 than 2-3…
ÚtilThere are some beautiful moves in this mini-course, and useful concepts. I think it assumes a reading ability stronger than most DDK players will have, so solutions may look arbitrary or hard to follow if you haven't done a lot of problems. If you're doing SDK-level tsumego and want to see some new tricks? It's worth your time.
ÚtilVery useful but a bit advanced for double digit kyu. I think I needed more explanation about how to find that particular tesuji move. Because all other variations are not valid. Tests need exact answer in this course which often made me guess instead of finding solution. I'd like tesuji based on more than one valid variation. Otherwise, it just becomes memorising exercise.
ÚtilThe course was good overall. The concept of giving in a little to get something better was well explained. The dubbing could do a little better, and please give more explanations. I also feel like all 3 videos were basically explaining just one tesuji. It could be better if different tesujis were also explained.
ÚtilOne of the things I needed to improve my skills, I would only say something about protecting cutting points in the lesson and say how all those examples come together. 3rd lesson was really nice
ÚtilThe course was good, concise, and introduced useful Tesuji ideas without filler. As constructive feedback, the dubbing could be better. I also wanted deeper explanations, more variations, and the reasoning behind each move. Most importantly, please teach the principles of finding Tesuji, why it works in one position but not another, instead of assuming students already know the ideas.
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ÚtilI‘ve started this course for the second time and will just stop because I‘m not learning anything from it.
I thought maybe now that I‘m a bit stronger I might understand, but this is either too hard for me or rather not explained well enough.
Example positions for which you just have to guess the right next move - no explanation. You can do better than that!ÚtilFrom my perspective the course was really helpful. The concept of giving in a little bit or to increase the sacrifice to gain more power was well explained and demonstrated with good examples.
ÚtilThanks for the help, but I'm afraid that I still hate tesujis. They still just seem like trick plays that only work in very specific contexts and and therefore must be memorized or studied in painful detail. For me, that's when the game stops being enjoyable. I suppose that once I get destroyed by tricks in enough games I will begin to remember them through sheer trauma.
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