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Likewise. I had one game where I had a 256 block and two 128 blocks, but I ran out of room to maneuver before I could combine the 128s to another 256 and then c
by jackmaney 13y ago
Likewise. I had one game where I had a 256 block and two 128 blocks, but I ran out of room to maneuver before I could combine the 128s to another 256 and then combine the 256s to a 512.
- ilovecookies 13y agoby pressing up-right-down-left, then repeat, I managed to get to 512 two times...
- anon4 13y agoI did it by pressing up-left-down-right, repeating each direction as many times as possible. That's the worst part - knowing that your carefully calculated playthrough is actually no better than someone just pressing the keys in a set order.
- 0-o 13y agoRan your strategy 162 times with autoit of which the following blocks came by: [128]: 150 times, [256]: 36 times, [512]: 13 times, [1024]: 0 times. Anyone else a good suggestion for an optimal "blind" strategy?
- wakeless 13y agoUUDDLRLRBA
- ilovecookies 13y agoPerhaps I had a little bit of luck. But this shows you can easily get to 256 with little dedication. After which you can start to puzzle things together. Also about your autoit "analysis" 36 + 150 + 13 != 162
- 0-o 13y agoWell, when it reaches a 256 block, it also reached a 128 block, so some games count for 2 or 3 blocks.
- ilovecookies 13y agoThat's true. :) Anyway managed to get to 1024 + 512 + 256 after that without random button mashing.