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Re: something to do...
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Sun, 18 Sep 2005 03:12:09 GMT
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On Sat, September 17, 2005 9:19 pm, Chris Magno wrote:
> > I think the 3x3 game would be mechanically harder, because the goal is raw speed.
> > A
> > 4x4 game of 3 in a row would require better logic...
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> Sorry, to hear that you think the next RTL game is lame.
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> did I miss something? a 3x3 game was solved a LONG time ago.
and, the mating game was solved long before any 3x3 game was even invented. But,
that's not really the point, is it?
Actually, with the exception of C$, I suspect this will require more programming
than any game I've done. Even with Project X, you always knew exactly where you had
to put the blocks. I suspect it will be on about the same level as that. Well
below C$, but still well above most other games.
There's still going to be some programming challenge to get the logic into a brick,
and figuring out how to best scan the board to make a quick move. Heck, I'll bet
kids will have fun playing against this robot, while they wait in line to play
against Stick.
This will be a very good event for most of the people in our club.
> The logic to solve 3x3 is public knoldge. if you want a challange, re-do c$ or
> go NUTS and try 8x8.
The logic for C$ was public knowledge. It was still a challenge. Of course, I
don't need to re-do it, because I still have a robot that I did right the first
time.
You're always welcome to come down and play with us. I suspect we'll get around to
doing this sometime in early February.
Steve
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| (...) Sorry, to hear that you think the next RTL game is lame. did I miss something? a 3x3 game was solved a LONG time ago. and by a plastic chicken no less. (URL) are you smarter than a chicken? The logic to solve 3x3 is public knoldge. if you want (...) (19 years ago, 18-Sep-05, to lugnet.org.us.laflrc)
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