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WebRTC 2-player 2048 on same board with matchmaking
- mihaialin 13y agothat's pretty nice. :))
- eudox 13y agoWait, who is blue and who is red?
- chrischen 13y agoIf you can move when it says ____ color, then you're that color.
- chrischen 13y agoMatchmaking is a bit slow, but two player competitive works fine. Basically you go head to head on the same board, Red vs Blue. Your goal is to merge as many of the opponent's tiles. Whoever gets to 2048 first wins, or if no moves are left, whoever has the most points (added up value of all tiles on the board).
- cscharenberg 13y agoI think it would be interesting to have a 2048 variant where every player starts with same board and after every move, the same random next piece is given to all the people who made that move. The server would track over time how many people have made a series of identical moves to you. This wouldn't be synchronous but accumulated over time as a history of moves in a given situation is stored. Starting board: 103,044 players have made identical moves After 1st move: 70,333 players have made identical moves After 2nd move: 18,231 players have made identical moves ... After 7th move: 3 players have made identical moves After 8th move: You are unique - no other player has made the same 8 moves as you. All kinds of neat data could be generated and turned into illustration of the branching over time and where each particular set of moves ends.
- toddsampson 13y agoTwo player should have a bigger board. 32768 anyone?
- chrischen 13y agoYou can merge your opponent's tiles. We tested it with a 6x6 and it just makes the game take too long.
- ariwilson 13y agoLove it! Got the whole office involved in our game.