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The first game I played, it gave me a corner with a forced random choice: 1 * | 1 3 * | ? ? * * | ? ? 3 2 + - - - I assume that's the exact situat
by jasonkester 6y ago
The first game I played, it gave me a corner with a forced random choice:
1 *
| 1 3 *
| ? ? * *
| ? ? 3 2
+ - - -
I assume that's the exact situation it was written to avoid, right?
I clicked one of the 3 possibilities and it gave me a mine and ended the game. By the description, I expected it would have created an alternate universe where there was no mine in the square I chose.
So I guess it needs more work.
But I did like being able to click anywhere on an empty board and have it open up a "safe" area. That was always the annoying thing about the original.
- OscarCunningham 6y agoDo *s represent flags in this diagram? If so then you can proceed because the 1 and 3 at the top are both saturated, so the two cells below them are safe.
- jasonkester 6y agoUgh. I must have copied across wrong. I've closed the tab, so I can't go back and look at the puzzle in question anymore, but the cell I clicked to get the mine was the top right, so the upper-left "1" must not have been satisfied. Sorry about that.