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It should suffice to check out what happens (code-wise) if one of the "players" has only one square left. Does the "winning" player have a chance to hit that sq
by lou1306 3y ago
It should suffice to check out what happens (code-wise) if one of the "players" has only one square left. Does the "winning" player have a chance to hit that square and conquer it? Or does the program immediately register a collision for the "losing" player, who goes back to two squares?
- onionisafruit 3y agoThat could show that it’s endless, but it wouldn’t necessarily show that an end is possible.
- noSyncCloud 3y agoI don't believe an end is possible. As one player's territory sprinks, it should quite naturally follow that it will have less travel time, hence more collisions.
- noSyncCloud 3y agos/sprinks/shrinks