I feel like this is the best of both worlds - Dwyrin's experience, plus practical applications in a game to a kyu player's thought process. Love this, please do this very often :)
This kind of teaching could easily devolve into “that’s a bad move, play here instead” but it didn’t. Of course you have the teaching experience not to do that, but still wanted to mention that I appreciate it. Your physical reactions to bad moves are hilarious but your vocal response is calm and mentoring
Hey ! As someone around 10 kyu, this was sooo helpful ! My main take-away was that I shouldn't play moves on impulse "just because I see it often" A lot of mistakes black made I definetly could have as well. So thanks !
Very helpful video. I have not seen much on YT which covers this niche and I think this is holding a lot of new players back. We can watch video after video covering basics and things make sense when watching but when playing a game, it's a different experience. Watching you discuss each move really bridges a lot of gaps. Hope this turns into a series!
It's really helpful for basics to actually discuss the moves as the game is being played, especially when you're specifically correcting the errors in the player's judgment Really enjoyed the video, hope we see this again!
2:25 Suggestion: get a bunch of volunteers have them all consent to potentially playing your team--and keep your partner's identity a secret. Then, host a few tournaments with only those players participating so that you have a guarantee that everybody consents, and yet nobody knows who the secret team is.
Seconded. It doesn't even have to be a tournament per se - just a pool. People might feel like their games were futile though if they expected it to be against the Dwyrin-coached player, so it would need to be framed as just basically a group play study session sort of thing
@@NegativeGPA Being open is key to OGS (or any server) allowing this. Knowing that Dwyrin is coaching my opponent is not a deterrent if I know I'm getting feedback at my level.
As a ~9k OGS player I found this particularly interesting. That could have been me playing, making the same moves and making the same mistakes. I'm looking forward to next week's.
Wow. I learned a lot from this video. I think, one of the reasons it worked so well was, you picked a great example. Mathmagican explained her moves well. Thanks a lot.
Congratulations on the new series and it's great to see kyu players learning and using basics. As you progress through this would you be able to show handicap games? Do basics work in handicap games?
Awesome series, innovative concept. For bonus points, at training conclusion, what the fans want is a RenGo match: [Dwyrin + Dwyrinated Mathemagican] vs [2 x 1 dans].
This might be my favorite video of yours to date. I showed my girlfriend halfway through and was like, "This looks like MY games!" (7k) which made it extra engaging, and I feel like a took a lot away from it
Good idea for a series! Being new to this format, I felt, that at the beginning of the match, you were overly chatty and I wasn’t sure that Celeste, also new to this, would be able to actually follow, digest and respond to your comments, while also ‘playing’ the game. Fortunately, later, I felt you found your rhythm, but I was very sympathetic to Celeste’s concern over the time lost early on. Looking forward to next week.
I feel like this is the best of both worlds - Dwyrin's experience, plus practical applications in a game to a kyu player's thought process. Love this, please do this very often :)
This kind of teaching could easily devolve into “that’s a bad move, play here instead” but it didn’t. Of course you have the teaching experience not to do that, but still wanted to mention that I appreciate it. Your physical reactions to bad moves are hilarious but your vocal response is calm and mentoring
Hey ! As someone around 10 kyu, this was sooo helpful !
My main take-away was that I shouldn't play moves on impulse "just because I see it often"
A lot of mistakes black made I definetly could have as well.
So thanks !
"We're just gonna do some boring endgame stuff, I'll just timelapse"
>Enormous ko for the entire game crops up
Well that was unexpected
Very helpful video. I have not seen much on YT which covers this niche and I think this is holding a lot of new players back. We can watch video after video covering basics and things make sense when watching but when playing a game, it's a different experience. Watching you discuss each move really bridges a lot of gaps. Hope this turns into a series!
It's really helpful for basics to actually discuss the moves as the game is being played, especially when you're specifically correcting the errors in the player's judgment
Really enjoyed the video, hope we see this again!
Should. Want to do this for a month or two and see if they improve.
@@dwyrin Probably will, jumping from 9 kyu to 5-6 kyu on OGS just requires a little more patience and shape judgment
I could'nt put it an better 🙂
tutoring basics are my new favorite basics
Being an 8k on Ogs, I love how I would have made some of the EXACT same mistakes, and you can explain why they are bad. Perfect!
2:25 Suggestion: get a bunch of volunteers have them all consent to potentially playing your team--and keep your partner's identity a secret. Then, host a few tournaments with only those players participating so that you have a guarantee that everybody consents, and yet nobody knows who the secret team is.
Seconded. It doesn't even have to be a tournament per se - just a pool. People might feel like their games were futile though if they expected it to be against the Dwyrin-coached player, so it would need to be framed as just basically a group play study session sort of thing
@@NegativeGPA Being open is key to OGS (or any server) allowing this. Knowing that Dwyrin is coaching my opponent is not a deterrent if I know I'm getting feedback at my level.
Really good pilot for this series. I like the concept. Looking forward to futures episodes
i somehow misread the title and thought you were torturing the 9k
Great to follow along, guess moves....great video series idea
As a ~9k OGS player I found this particularly interesting. That could have been me playing, making the same moves and making the same mistakes. I'm looking forward to next week's.
Great video. Super helpful even at 3-4kyu OGS rank. No problem at all with the length of the video. Looking forward to even more of this.
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Oh, I absolutely love this. Definitely want more of this :)
This level and way of delivering advice is perfect for me. Hope you'll do more of these.
Thank you for posting this. This approach is very useful.
Wow. I learned a lot from this video. I think, one of the reasons it worked so well was, you picked a great example. Mathmagican explained her moves well. Thanks a lot.
Congratulations on the new series and it's great to see kyu players learning and using basics. As you progress through this would you be able to show handicap games? Do basics work in handicap games?
10/10 love this new series.
Great video. Game review starts at 54:33.
good series to watch, keep it up Batts
Awesome series, innovative concept. For bonus points, at training conclusion, what the fans want is a RenGo match: [Dwyrin + Dwyrinated Mathemagican] vs [2 x 1 dans].
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Great series! Is this currently for patreon subscribers only?
Audio is a bit wonky. But should be ok
This might be my favorite video of yours to date. I showed my girlfriend halfway through and was like, "This looks like MY games!" (7k) which made it extra engaging, and I feel like a took a lot away from it
Great vid, thank you, and Fair play to all involved :)
this is going to be so good !
amazing idea, can't wait for the next episodes. shogi too hard indeed
Even just learning the names and movements of all the shogi pieces took me weeks :D
This is very useful for me as a newly minted 9k.
Suggestion: When you go to time lapse, a middle speed where the commentary is comprehensible at UA-cam's lowest setting (.25x) would be useful.
@@DeeperReal That's a good idea.
Awesome idea for new series, I want more :)
Good idea for a series! Being new to this format, I felt, that at the beginning of the match, you were overly chatty and I wasn’t sure that Celeste, also new to this, would be able to actually follow, digest and respond to your comments, while also ‘playing’ the game. Fortunately, later, I felt you found your rhythm, but I was very sympathetic to Celeste’s concern over the time lost early on. Looking forward to next week.
41:10 Here is wisdom. He gave up sente because... You don't have to use sente because...
Can I also apply for a tutoring game with you?
Fantastic concept. The length of the video is irrelevant compared to the amount of information provided. Please continue this series.
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I would like to see endgame! I regularly lose ~15 points in endgame to people my level, and it'd help me a lot to hear you talk through it.
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This was really good!
put up a waiting list, so we can all get tortured errr... tutored, and you'll have infinite material for Fridays' basics!
I remember beating mathematician pretty recently. Very memorable ogs name
good series
I am a big fan of this video/series, but blue dots are for white stones, and orange dots are for black stones.
Usually, blue dots are for dwyrin's stones, orange dots are for his opponent's stones. :)