Поиск и Создание игры
Пришло время поиграть в игру. У нас есть два способа сыграть случайную партию. Быстрый поиск партии попытается автоматически найти игру с похожими на ваши параметрами. Своя игра позволяет вам точно указать, какие параметры игры вы хотите, а затем отобразить запрос на игру публично, чтобы любой мог его принять.
❗ После запуска любой игры у вас будет короткое временное окно для отмены игры, если вы заметите, что вам что-то не нравится (нажав «аннулировать»). Однако, как только оба игрока сделают ход, кнопка «аннулировать» изменится на «сдаться», и остановка партии теперь будет считаться потерей вашего рейтинга.
Быстрый поиск партии, возможно, самый простой способ найти игру. Просто выберите размер вашей доски (вы можете выбрать несколько, если не возражаете) и нажмите кнопку с желаемой скоростью игры, а затем подождите или поговорите в чате, пока компьютер ищет игру, которая вам подойдет. Когда соперник найдется, вы услышите "игра началась" (если вы не изменили или отключили уведомления в настройках).
Три доступных скорости игры:
- Блиц (очень быстрая игра, около 10 секунд на ход)
- Обычный (игра в спокойном темпе, но все же играется за один заход - about 30s per move)
- Переписка (игра длится несколько дней, при этом игроки преимущественно не находятся онлайн. Около 1 дня на ход) - Вы можете нажать на кнопку "Переписка" несколько раз, чтобы создать сразу несколько запросов на игру
Обратите внимание на диаграмму справа, которая показывает доступные вызовы. Горизонтальная линия указывает на ваш ранг, а каждая точка - это доступная игра (не обязательно подходящая вам в соответствии с настройками).
Значение цветов точек следующее:
- синий - живые игры.
- зеленый - запрос на рейтинговые игры 19x19.
- пурпурный - запрос на рейтинговые игры 13x13.
- голубой - запрос на рейтинговые игры 9x9.
- оранжевый - запрос на нерейтинговые игры (любой размер доски).
- красный - собственные вызовы.
- серый - вызовы, которые неотзя принять.
If you are unhappy with the default settings, you can adjust the automatch by clicking the cog button in the upper right of the Automatch window
The settings are unique for each game speed.
- Opponent rank range (limit the rank of opponents that will be able to play with you) "-" being how many ranks weaker your opponent can be and "+" being how many ranks stronger.
- Handicap (you can select to prefer or require playing with or without a handicap)
- Time Control (prefer or require certain time control)
- Rules (prefer or require selected rules - like Japanese or Chinese)
This option allows you to create a game precisely as you want and display it publically for anyone with an eligible rank to accept.
To accept a custom challenge from another player just look through the list below the automatch box (sorted by live first, correspondence second) and click "accept" to see the full details. Check the details and then click "accept" or "close". If a challenge that would fully suit you is not avilable, create your own by clicking the "Create" button. A window with preferences will pop up.
- Game name (this will be visible in your game records for easy identification of different games)
- Private (when enabled only your opponent and our moderators will be able to observe the game. Even after the game is over it will remain inaccessible for others, unless you specifically invite them by the access settings from the dock panel)
- Ranked (when disabled the game will not count towards player's rating - just for fun.) Note: Ranked games can't be private.
- Board Size (select one of the "common" board sizes or define your own by selecting custom)
- Rules (select what rule sets you want to play under. Most common is Japanese. For differences check here: https://senseis.xmp.net/?RulesOfGo)
- Game Speed (switch between Blitz, Live, or Correspondence speed.)
- Time Control (for differences between game clocks check here)
- Pause on weekends only available for correspondence games (the clock will be paused during weekends)
- Handicap (enable automatic or adjust the number of handicap stones)
- Komi (komi is the compensation for white having the second move. You can set custom amount - only in unranked games)
- Your Color (random will pick on random, Automatic assigns white to the stronger player or chose black or white directly)
- Disable Analysis (when checked you and your opponent will be unable to test variations with Analysis mode until the game is over. This also disables conditional moves in correspondence games)
- Restrict Rank (when checked you can choose the range of ranks that may accept your game. "Minimum Ranking" refers to the weakest allowed rank and "Maximum Ranking", the strongest.) Note: If you don't restrict rank, a limit of +-9 still applies for ranked games.
Click "Create Challenge" when all is set and wait for your game.
To issue a direct challenge you have to find the player first. Clicking the upper left OGS logo on any page brings up a menu. There is a search bar right below. Type until the player you are looking for is displayed. Click on his/her name and select challenge. This works anywhere on the site where you can see a player's name (in chat for example).
A familiar challenge box will pop up. Set up your preferences just like before and click "Send Challenge"
❕ Bots are not run by OGS but by our players. You can find the administrator of a bot and details about it in the bot's profile.
To challenge a robot rather than a human, click Computer on the Play page. A challenge window similar to custom games will appear. Select the preferred robot (their approximate ranks are displayed) and your preferences. Undoing a move via an undo button usually is not possible (because there is no such button in games against bots), but sometimes there are exceptions, where you can type 'undo' in the game chat and the move will be undone. When this is the case, the bot will state this possibility in the game chat.
❗ Certain bots only accept a limited variety of settings. If your game is getting rejected try looking into the bots profile by searching its name to see what sort of challenges the bot accepts.
For more detailed explanation see here: https://senseis.xmp.net/?TimeSystems
- Fischer (Most popular for correspondence games. There is some initial time on the clock which ticks down naturally, but gets increased by a set increment after each move. You can adjust the maximum time it can be brought up to)
- Simple (you have a set time for each move.)
- Byo-Yomi (Most popular for live games. There is some initial time on the clock which ticks down naturally. Once the main time is depleted you have a set time period for each move. If you make a move within this period it resets. If you fail to make a move you lose a "life" by depleting all "lives" you lose by timeout)
- Canadian (you have a set period to place X stones. If you play X stones within the period allowed it resets)
- Absolute (you have a set time to complete the game and no way of getting more. While this is a good setting for certain situations, beware, as it can be exploited)
On the 'Play' page the abbreviated display of time settings looks something like this:
Fischer: 3m+ 20s up to 5m
Simple: 1m/move
Byo-yomi: 20m+5x 30s
Canadian: 10m+ 3m/10
Absolute: 15m