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« on: June 22, 2011, 07:27:46 pm »
For a 2-p game this would require allowing never allowing stacks to deplete. The simplest solution for defeating this endeavor would be for the opponent to buy out all of one 2 cost stack, of which estates are always in play, followed by all of the copper and curses. Thus the only way to actually accomplish it would be to find a way to prevent your opponent from buying all of the estates, or to keep your opponent from playing at all. Can't imagine any scenario where that could happen.
A more interesting puzzle would be to see how many points could theoretically be gained by one player in a two player game before it ended. You would have to assume cooperation on the part of p-2, or a rule where he could only spend, at most, 2 coins per turn.
