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People just need to play some Minesweeper and they'll learn about the existence of right click. That's why Minesweeper was created, isn't it?
by what 16y ago
People just need to play some Minesweeper and they'll learn about the existence of right click. That's why Minesweeper was created, isn't it?
- Tichy 16y agoIn Germany we also had this game called "Moorhuhnjagd".
- sambeau 16y agoI have to say that I have watched many people play minesweeper without the right click. In fact it was a while before I realised that you could leave little flags by right clicking and I still rarely do it today if I'm playing.
- what 16y agoSo have I, actually. Many people also don't know about clicking with both left and right buttons simultaneously. If you do it on a square that has all of it's flags set, it clicks all other unclicked squares around it.
- sesqu 16y agoThis is very nearly the only reason I ever used flags. It took me a while to accidentally flag something, then a tiny bit more to discover how to unflag. Fast forward quite a while, and I discovered the auto-sweep, and now use it nearly exclusively (way harder to misclick that way).