[Playte] Finding the way to improve BGA Digit code

[shrimplify]

Two new Game Rules:

1) Hint System: Each player is entitled to one private hint per game. The hint and its answer should be visible only to the player who requested it. When a player uses a hint, their turn ends. This signals to all players that an optional resource has been used.

2) Winning Condition: The "Submit Answer" button should always be active. The first player to submit the correct answer wins the game, regardless of whose turn it is.

This hint system, in my opinion, would be a huge improvement. It could be a game-changer!

[MOOMACLEM]

Absolutely love this game - thank you! Two things that I think would be HUGE improvements - and hopefully quite simple to implement would be:

1) Replace the 123.... alongside each of the number placements with the LED versions. This would save the need to have the ? at the bottom that you can click on

2) Make if possible to click on the number you think it is and have it turn green or be circled, like in Break the Code. I know you cross off all the others, but this would make it more obvious for when you're playing lots of turn-based games in a tournament and keep switching between them.

Thank you again

[flolem]

I started to play this game not so long ago.

The only thing I would love to have IS to be able to see the final position (like in Orapa Mine)
I know we can see the replay or the log of the replay to see the correct code... But i would like to compare with what i had and how far I was from the real result

[ponsfrilus]

The only thing I would love to have IS to be able to see the final position

This is already the case, there is a final position tab at the game end.

[flolem]

The only thing I would love to have IS to be able to see the final position

This is already the case, there is a final position tab at the game end.

I didnt saw it... when you are in the result page (like turn based game)... there was no button so see back the final position

[Andrei3009]

I'm wondering why it was decided to give all players the same code? What's the problem with giving out different ones? That it will be possible to use elo?

I'm not experienced in this game, but it seems to me that giving all players the same code is very stupid. This makes asking good questions at the beginning of the game useless and puts the game into the "I need to ask a question so that his answer does not allow the opponent to win on the next turn" mode, besides, you never know the answer in advance.

I would be interested to hear the arguments for the current system.

[Chezzik]

I'm wondering why it was decided to give all players the same code? What's the problem with giving out different ones?

This would really be interesting if each player was guessing a different code, but all guesses were public.

For example my opponents U is odd, but mine is even. So now I should ask about UFM (vertical piece in bottom right) because I know it will be true for my opponent (and give no information to them).

This would add a lot of strategy to choosing which question to ask.

Ideally, I think that each player should be allowed to submit an answer after each turn (instead of only on their own turn). If both players get it right on the same turn, they tie.

[MathMan41z]

I do think that we should allow the other player to guess. It is very frustrating for you to have all the information you need, but it is your opponent's turn. I have lost many of my games due to this.

[Sp4rta]

I think this current rule/mechanic is good enough already. I am a turn based player who calculate every posbile logic, you can take 1 step behind before ask

If I ask this and unable to guess at 5050 at least, will opponent get confirmed digit at high chance after their asking?

If no, then proceed
Otherwise guess other way to delay or get closer range to prevent next obvious question that straight away lead to right answer.

If opponent have same logic with you, count the non related possible asking. Then, if it's your turn and counted odd number of counts, you can opt out the game already,
because even number left (zero) for opponent to ask lead to direct related question which is immediate answer for opponent.

If it's 25% chance after asked, just guess instead. I agree luck is invovled sometimes to get the possible clue.



Therefore, turn based is recommended