permutation groups
Lol thought that repeatedly bouncing off of the bumper was the intended strat; I see now that it’s much harder; to repeatedly bounce in and out of the boot over the flames.
Still stuck one room one! Given your hint, I figured that each set being a 5-digit math equation made a lot of sense... but there don’t appear to be any possible digits that each item could be to make either addition or subtraction work. Also, it would be a big coincidence that each row has exactly one of each item if it were something like that.
Should each row be read as a whole unit? Or is each column it’s own individual hint? Um, any other hint you can give without just giving it away? Is it math-related?
The boot section is completely cheesable. You can stand on top of a sideways one-way, and just wait the timer out. Don’t even need the boot.
- unsure if it’s specificlaly 3 sets of 3, or just 9 rows arranged that way for best visibility.
- guessing the ice blocks at the top aren’t a clue, but are just showing the 5 objects that we're dealing with.it's been a while since I made the level so I'd have to look back at it to be sure, but I think the stuff in the ice blocks are an important part of the clue, but they are "distinct" in some way from the rest of the stuff.
I understand, and it's hard being the person with the rule when it all goes quiet. Like, my last rule had a gap of about a month with no questions. I knew it wasn't too hard, but had I just made it too boring for people to want to play? Forum silence is hard. Really glad when you turned up and solved it!
I realise that the rules in the OP say 72/96 hours and the game's over. Maybe we should be ready to enforce that. But probably with a 'prod' first, so that folk can get back on to it if they want to, like in this case.
When people can't remember the actual math, they seem to fall back on the acronym, but they're not using it correctly. I've seen people try to correct them by writing it as PE(DM)(AS) to indicate when priority is equal. I can respect that attempt.
So this is a non-terminal +$4 this turn and next turn it is similiar to, but arguably better than, +1 Card +1 Action +1 Buy.
A powerful card but it misses the reshuffle it causes. The idea is that it's a bit of a "teacher" card - it seems like it's all upside but you'll start to notice you aren't playing the Anchor all that much.
Rules Clarification: If you don't set aside an Action, the card still stays in play and you get the +1 Buy at the start of your next turn
I don't see how this being a Duration compensates for such powerful effects (massive payload plus a village) and can easily imagine Colony games in which you often prefer this over Platinum.
Parade by scott_pilgrim
In most cases, draw up to 6 will be worse than +2 cards, since it's generally easier to have a large handsize than it is to have a small handsize. I don't think players would choose the draw to 6 very often.
Name: Parade
Cost: $5
Types: Action
Choose one: Play an action card from your hand twice, or draw until you have 6 cards in hand.
Pretty sure I win this now.
Name: Crusader
Types: Action, Attack, Looter
Cost: $5
+1 Card
+1 Action
Each player (including you) gains a Ruins.
When you gain this, move one of your tokens (+1 Card, +1 Action, +1 Buy, or +$1) to the Ruins pile.
