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Can someone explaine please, what changes if select hard mode instead of easy one？ It changes the difficulty of the criteria cards. On Easy, all of the criteria cards only have mutually exclusive options, stuff like "Purple is even | Purple is odd" or "Blue is greater than YP | Yello...

The rules state: "When 2 adjacent numbers are consecutive, you can connect them with a string of Christmas lights." source: https://boardgamearena.com/link?url=https%3A%2F%2Fboardgamegeek.com%2Ffilepage%2F188957%2Fchristmas-lights-rules-ang-fr&id=12770 It says "you can" not ...

I am sorry to ask, but this is seriously melting my brain - how exactly would I know Yellow is not 1? What if Yellow is 1 in the code; and I set it to 1; and the computer is testing for yellow? The question I would pose by coding 1 for Yellow is: "Is Yellows NOT greater than 1?" correct? ...

I just... totally forgot to test the B = 3 case (I eliminated Blue = Yellow , but not that). Oops! Thanks for catching that. Working it through my way: Given B = 3 , if Blue > Yellow , Yellow is in {1, 2}. If Purple < BY , then it's 321 but we didn't need verifier D, so that's not valid. And if Yell...

As I said above, I know what people are doing. Or at least I know how this could be done, answering with no questions asked. Someone, without using a "solver," walk through the logic of this set of verifiers and tell me how you deduce the code without asking a single question. A: Blue < 3...

Wow ... Thank you. I guess this explains this as well : Testing 542 against validator 27: one number is below 4 ... I got False . I thought I had validated that Purple could not be <4 then ... (while answer was 322 at the end) What you're telling me is that the validator was in fact not checking Pu...

I don't understand how the Validator B>1 Y>1 P>1 works (Blue,Yellow,Purple) I test 312 vs that validator. I get TRUE. - I understand both B and P are indeed >1, but that I didn't get info about Y. I test 345 vs the same validator. I get TRUE again. - This time I consider that each of my three digit...

Per the current, official rules: The cards should be placed on the piles so that only the top card is visible. I'm pretty sure my circa-2000 copy is similarly explicit that only the top card is visible. In any event, sure, technically, the rulebook doesn't say you can't dig through the piles, but it...

Louard wrote: ↑15 July 2022, 15:32 Hahaha... Ok, jokes aside, if there's any way I could get in on alpha testing the game, that would be amazing!
(no joke, though, I really am Louis Dozois, the game's designer ^_^)

Moof should be able to give you explicit access despite you not meeting the standard tester criteria.

When playing Century in real life we always played that if you have no cards left in your hand you can pick them up without resting (ie. Pick them up and then do a regular turn) Have we been playing it wrong? Yes. Resting is always the full action of a turn, even if it's because you have nothing in...