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Splendeur
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Solo mode

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I don't understand why the computer can put different colours in different spaces in just one drawing. I can only take one at a time. How can I win then?

Thank you for explaining to me how it works, please.
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reikja
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Re: Solo mode

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Automa refers to t.he official solo mode rules:

https://www.lookout-spiele.de/upload/en ... EN_WEB.pdf
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deelm
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Re: Solo mode

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The Master Yoga (Yogi) seems to be WAY overpowered in the solo mode. The programming appears to be correct but I cannot imagine ever winning solo mode... :?
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reikja
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Re: Solo mode

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Master Yoda is quite the challenge, indeed. Lookout editorial team tested Yoda and it is possible.
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Daegor
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Re: Solo mode

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I agree with the complaining... solomode is annoying and frustrating. I'm sorry, I don't trust it is possible to win.
The automa plays dozens of cards in each turn, while the player can just see how automa completes alone one Mandala.
Annoying, frustrating and stupid.
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zoneylow
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Re: Solo mode

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Agreed. Not sure how they thought that was anything like a 2 player experience.
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milythael
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Re: Solo mode - winnable

Post by milythael »

I won my first solo game against Master Yoga, even though I hadn't yet read the solo rules. It is winnable. Knowing the solo rules makes it easier to win. Master Yoga has basically no choice in how they play. Instead, they go multiple times against you. Each of their "turns" they draw 1 card from the deck and then process it based on the color and the state of the board. And they take a turn on mandala 1 then mandala 2. A single turn can lead to them playing a color to the mountain and a color to their field depending on their draws.

I won my game by ensuring I got several cards to my 6th color to end the game.
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