Because it's required of shogi players. Chess players usually think more strategically than tactically while shogi players need to use most of the time on the tactics.
Thank you so much for making all of these excellent videos Hidetchi-san! =) I'm a pretty decent chess player, and I just started playing shogi. I have to say it's an incredibly interesting and fun game! I wish I knew japenese, because I'm having a hard time finding good shogi resources in english. Your vidoes are a great step towards making shogi more accessible to western players like myself.
Question: Why does Kamiya look the same as Iino?
MrPropapanda 1 year ago
How do shogi players read so much ahead? I'm used to chess where mate puzzles take about 3 moves.
Taraalcar 2 years ago
@Taraalcar
To be honest, 3 move mates in chess are easy. Though I do have to admit, shogi players do think a lot more ahead.
LosAztecas 2 years ago
@Taraalcar
Because it's required of shogi players. Chess players usually think more strategically than tactically while shogi players need to use most of the time on the tactics.
Molterno 2 years ago
Thanks a lot, it's next nice video. :D 5
mandos22 3 years ago
Thank you so much for making all of these excellent videos Hidetchi-san! =) I'm a pretty decent chess player, and I just started playing shogi. I have to say it's an incredibly interesting and fun game! I wish I knew japenese, because I'm having a hard time finding good shogi resources in english. Your vidoes are a great step towards making shogi more accessible to western players like myself.
Greetings from Norway =)
Grizzlycomet87 3 years ago 2
Hi,
also thanks for this lession.
At 1:03 I didn't understand why to move the bishop to 5i. It doesn't change much to the move 8e-8f.
And at 9:56, the move +Rx1b is not necessary. Simply continue with P*1e and then lance drop. ;-)
Oh, and I see: probably there is a new object for BCMShogi missing, which shows the last movenotation and the movenumber to better discuss it. ;-)
shogi4fun 3 years ago
If white playes P-8f after B-5i,
Px8f Bx8f
R-8h P*8e
N-7g
If blacks Bishop was in 7g, black can't make the last Knight move, and can't decline Bishop trade.
HIDETCHI 3 years ago
Thanks for the answer.
I've checked the position with Bonanza before, but Bonanza didn't take much attention about it.
Furthermore, it's bookmove (!!!):
43%: B5i
57%: P6e (Bishop can move to 6f later)
But even after any other move with Bishop exchange, Bonanza gives an absolut even position value.
Nevertheless, I also wouldn't like Bishop-exchange. ;-)
By the way: how about also distributing the Kifu-file for later easy analyzation?
shogi4fun 3 years ago
Yes, P6e is common.
We often try not to exchange the Bishops when we play ranging rook, though it's not always the case.
If you want the Kifu-file for the games I've posted, just go here.
wiki(dot)optus(dot)nu/shogi/index.php?cmd=kif&cmds=display&kid=8010
with the last number being the 'Kifu-ID', which I always write in the discription field of each video.
HIDETCHI 3 years ago
Thanks.
shogi4fun 3 years ago
Yay! Another one of Oyama's games!
Khaelakh 3 years ago
There are really good moves of Oyama wich shows that speed matters more than piece value. Especialy the Horse retreat is exemplary.
Thanks for this vid Hidetchi
Zwosso 3 years ago