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The game worked fine for me, just double check "challenge 1" since it asks for a range between "1 and 0" A few observations: - If you start <= 6, you will alw
by whichdan 14y ago
The game worked fine for me, just double check "challenge 1" since it asks for a range between "1 and 0"
A few observations:
- If you start <= 6, you will always lose, since you have to choose 1 less than the starting number.
- Whoever gets 6 on their turn will always lose.
- If you start between 7 and 11, you'll always win.
- If you start at 12 or higher, you'll usually lose, since the computer will try to get you to 6.
Still fun for a few minutes atleast. No idea how people are winning 20+ games.
- learc83 14y agoAll you have to do is hand the computer a number that is divisible by 6 each time. If you start with 61 pick one and the computer has 60, say it picks 4 and you have 56 pick 2 so you hand it 54. Repeat until you win.
- rvivek 14y agoSome of them write a 'script' ;)
- drewfrank 14y ago> If you start at 12 or higher, you'll usually lose, since the computer will try to get you to 6. Ah, but you can also try to get the computer to 6 ;).
- jaredsohn 14y ago>No idea how people are winning 20+ games. I won over 20 games by just spending a few minutes manually running the algorithm described elsewhere here and I imagine anyone who hasn't won hundreds or thousands of games probably did the same. (If you're going to write a bot, might as well let it run for awhile and see if you can max out the leaderboard.)