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The chain reaction involves the row feed, which I assume is randomly generated. But that's entirely a different point. I'm saying that it is nearly impossible
by drhodes 17y ago
The chain reaction involves the row feed, which I assume is randomly generated. But that's entirely a different point.
I'm saying that it is nearly impossible to predict what's going to happen given that a particular choice often causes a reaction which might involve many steps (9? 10+) of elimination, each changing the configuration of the blocks. I've built a block dropper, that's why I saw this. But if users like it, and it's selling ...
- amichail 17y agoWhen you drop a piece, you will not get a new row inserted before the chain reaction (if any) completes. So a new row will not affect your ability to predict how the chain reaction will go. But yes, chain reactions can be long. You can at least predict how a chain reaction will start out and guess about what might happen after that.