At first appearance Break The Code appears to be a pure skill-based deduction game. But I have noticed there's often a lot of luck involved.
There's the obvious luck element in who gets access to the most valuable questions first, particularly the elusive questions pertaining to colour. But that's not my main point.
In a recent game I played, all three of my guesses were 50/50 shots. I know the numbers but I don't know which colour the 0 is, or the last number is a 7black or 8black. Of course, with enough questions you eliminate all uncertainty, but given it's a race, and that asking a revealing question likely means taking yourself out of contention, it's often the best decision to go for it.
I assume this situation has happened to every player at some point. What are your thoughts?
There's the obvious luck element in who gets access to the most valuable questions first, particularly the elusive questions pertaining to colour. But that's not my main point.
In a recent game I played, all three of my guesses were 50/50 shots. I know the numbers but I don't know which colour the 0 is, or the last number is a 7black or 8black. Of course, with enough questions you eliminate all uncertainty, but given it's a race, and that asking a revealing question likely means taking yourself out of contention, it's often the best decision to go for it.
I assume this situation has happened to every player at some point. What are your thoughts?