RP General Discussion
01/19/2014, 06:27 PM #4292
@ Wriggs
...seriously...
...this is the most straightforward puzzle in existence.
Compared to what you do with strategizing with pokemon, this is simple.
You play strategy games like Pokémon
your argument is now invalid.
Seriously, if you exclude the flipping, there's 8 moves you need to do.
11 if you include the fact you have to flip.
EDIT: You need to flip between the two grids 3 times.
You start with grid 1.
Last edited by Cucoo5; 01/19/2014, 06:29 PM. ...seriously...
...this is the most straightforward puzzle in existence.
Compared to what you do with strategizing with pokemon, this is simple.
You play strategy games like Pokémon
your argument is now invalid.
Seriously, if you exclude the flipping, there's 8 moves you need to do.
11 if you include the fact you have to flip.
EDIT: You need to flip between the two grids 3 times.
You start with grid 1.
01/19/2014, 06:33 PM #4294
@ Wriggs
Any game that involves strategy like Pokémon where you have to switch between pokemon constantly and use the right attack at the right time and factoring in hit rates, weaknesses, and gambling with critical rates and status effects and types and items and when to heal and when to do this or that...
Makes pushing a statue from one square to another while making sure you're on the right path sound so much simpler.
besides, I gave you 2 massive clues.
you start on grid 1 and you will flip between the grids twice.
The best way of doing this is to take your mouse, keep track of the coordinates your going to, and then when you flip, you go to the other grid at the same coordinate.
Last edited by Cucoo5; 01/19/2014, 06:35 PM. Any game that involves strategy like Pokémon where you have to switch between pokemon constantly and use the right attack at the right time and factoring in hit rates, weaknesses, and gambling with critical rates and status effects and types and items and when to heal and when to do this or that...
Makes pushing a statue from one square to another while making sure you're on the right path sound so much simpler.
besides, I gave you 2 massive clues.
you start on grid 1 and you will flip between the grids twice.
The best way of doing this is to take your mouse, keep track of the coordinates your going to, and then when you flip, you go to the other grid at the same coordinate.
01/19/2014, 06:49 PM #4296
@ Wriggs
Aye that's the spirit
besides it's a lot easier than beating the system in any game like Pokémon (For me I would reference Fire Emblem...which is similar)
Aye that's the spirit
besides it's a lot easier than beating the system in any game like Pokémon (For me I would reference Fire Emblem...which is similar)
01/19/2014, 06:58 PM #4298
merp?
Setting 1 and Setting 2 (from left to right)
Or are ye looking for something else?
Setting 1 and Setting 2 (from left to right)
Or are ye looking for something else?
01/19/2014, 07:06 PM #4300
ah the current set up as it is right now.
let me get ya that (even though it doesn't matter their position to solve water) and yes, all tiles not denoted by a number 3 (red) or 1 (blue) or 0(Dark purple) are at lvl 2 (white, green, or yellow)
Black are tiles you cannot move the statue on.
Last edited by Cucoo5; 01/19/2014, 07:08 PM. let me get ya that (even though it doesn't matter their position to solve water) and yes, all tiles not denoted by a number 3 (red) or 1 (blue) or 0(Dark purple) are at lvl 2 (white, green, or yellow)
Black are tiles you cannot move the statue on.