Re:Kasparov versus the World
by jonbarker on Saturday April 28, 2018 @05:34PM
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I'd watch if someone created this for Go, only the format is 'the world vs the world'. Have a timeframe for voting on the next move, then make the next most upvoted move, then repeat.
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Maybe that would feel to much like playing on your own, and not seem very fun. If you could give each “player” an indentifiable characteristic it might be bring out some weird psychologycal effects. Either something kind of abstract like red v blue, or something more anthropomorphic like boy v girl.
There is Babylon 5 episode about the conflict between Drazi of "green" and "purple" characteristic (2x03, coincidently? one of the more important episodes for the overall story arc). Last week I was reminded of this while thinking about Ingress and it's green vs. blue "conflict" (which is wonderfully designed such that taking the in-game fights into meatspace will gain you nothing in comparison to settling them in-game).
Re:Kasparov versus the World
by jacques_chester on Saturday April 28, 2018 @09:26PM
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I can't help but think of the Byzantine factions, the Blues and the Greens.
In a riot sparked by a chariot race[0], half of Constantinople was destroyed.