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I think the movement works correctly if you accept that tigers can't go back to their previous spot, which is rough. However, the bug seems to be that sometimes
by spywaregorilla 4y ago
I think the movement works correctly if you accept that tigers can't go back to their previous spot, which is rough. However, the bug seems to be that sometimes, when a tiger TRIES to do the above, it will trigger a loss for the tigers even if there are legal moves. I have managed to get a win against Hard Goat AI. Generally you want to be positioning tigers with 2 spaces between them, and when you need to break the pattern, do so with a tiger that can get back to its original space in a right triangle pattern with the original spot being the right angle vertex.
I think this is mostly just possible because the AI plays imperfectly. Again, if you forget which tiger was last positioned where, you'll probably trigger a loss for yourself.
- dr_orpheus 4y agoBut the AI tigers are able to go back to their own spots.