Didn’t think I could do it. Got 91seconds.
http://www.myjavaserver.com/~captainjester/wires1.png
By the way, my friend hates me now for getting him addicted to this game.
Didn’t think I could do it. Got 91seconds.
http://www.myjavaserver.com/~captainjester/wires1.png
By the way, my friend hates me now for getting him addicted to this game.
Good stuff; proof that it can be done!
Uh-oh, I don’t want to start remembering tile-lockedness in order to speed up, so I guess I’ll have to concede this one. Congratulations indeed. But try some topologies that don’t terminate on the edge!
Just got 82 seconds.
I did try torus 16x10. Did it in 235 seconds.
82 seconds, cripes! But 179 on a torus here, first attempt. I’ll just have to crank out some more difficult versions to keep having the edge. And now, perhaps I should stop using JGO as a high-score table (before someone beats me again, which will undoubtedly happen soon)
lol, yes it is the next stage to reach although you miss the quick formation of the edge T’was my little comfort zone
You’re good, I lay my hat down Well not literally, 'cause that jar is not leaving my desktop
Okay, I don’t think I would be able to even reach 150. Possibly on a lucky map though. But I’m afraid you are the official champion now, captain. grumble
Yeah, I just got lucky on that one. The map didn’t seem to complicated, because all of a sudden I was done. Same as on the plane. I still sometimes have a plane take 200 seconds, because I just can’t see my mistake right away.
74 seconds here… for a 6x6.
How the hell do you guys get so fast? On 16x10 the best I can do is 229 seconds!
Start with the edges, memorize where you’ve been, then go for the straights and start/end nodes by the “+”'s and learn what must be a certain way in certain positions.
Well, in my post, don’t know if you noticed, it said “for a 6x6” in very small text. That’s quite easy to get 74 seconds on a 6x6.
Also the more you play it the more you see patterns. Sometimes there are a couple of ways a piece could go, but you recognize a pattern and know the correct way early. Also if you hit a tough spot, skip it and come back. One other thing I do is right-click on a cross piece (4 connections) so that I can see where the connections I still need to make are.
Oh yes I almost forgot about right click. I’ve been training myself to play without it … let me try with it on and see