Alright, I’ll go against the grain and say that Go is the better game.
I’m not very good at Go, but I’ll always consider it the better game. It’s less about memorization and more about planning, adaptability, and intuition.
It has rules for handicap to allow inexperienced players to compete on a more even footing with experienced players.
The board can be scaled down for faster, more tactical experiences.
Alright, I’ll go against the grain and say that Go is the better game.
I’m not very good at Go, but I’ll always consider it the better game. It’s less about memorization and more about planning, adaptability, and intuition.
It has rules for handicap to allow inexperienced players to compete on a more even footing with experienced players.
The board can be scaled down for faster, more tactical experiences.
It has a 7.7 on boardgamegeek to chess’s 7.2.