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TBF, I think chess more accurately depicts an abstraction of most "Pitched battles", while Go is more of an abstracted competitive puzzle.

And in a non computer autism optimization world I cant really say one is better than the other since both depend largely on who you are up against. the complexity of the system itself does not necessarily define "depth" or "Superiority" in terms of an activity. There are more indivigual piece factors in chess, but more grand strategic synergy in go.

Dont want to go all "Gamer" on the topic, but they are phenominally separate strategy games with different intellectual "content"

One is not objectively better then the other.