Guessing After Opponent Is Incorrect?

[historianteacher]

Is there a reason why players in a two-player game aren't allowed to continue playing after an opponent guesses incorrectly? Yes, I may secure a "win," but it would be much more satisfying if I could verify my answer before being told the solution by BGA. I understand that the rules indicate that this is a win by default, but that's sort of frustrating from the perspective of a player for whom deducing the solution is just as if not more important than securing a BGA win. Maybe this is more of a suggestion for the designers to consider a rulebook revision, but I'm wondering if anybody else feels the same way.

[poptasticboy]

Agreed, but I guess they're just implementing the RAW here.

[voidpointer]

Agreed

[vidicate0]

Have you tried solo? I don’t really understand the point of multiplayer for this game anyway. It feels tacked-on, or “just there because”.

But if you want to play with friends, you could get new problems from the official site, share the game ID, each play a solo game on BGA, and compare your results.