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Hi Doug, Thanks for the info. I actually have heard of all those games but I had forgotten that Proton is a 4x4, so I've added it to my list. Since I first ...
Michael Schoessow
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... From: Michael Schoessow [mailto:mschoessow@...] Sent: Monday, March 03, 2003 12:17 PM To: 'abstractgames@yahoogroups.com' Subject: RE:...
Michael Schoessow
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On March 3rd the winners of the 3rd Piecepack Game Design Competition was announced. First place went to Rob LeGood for his game New City, and second place...
Michael Schoessow
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Gobblet is a draw in perfect play. After each player has put his three largest gobblets on the board, no good player would continue to place the remaining...
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is it? if you move the largest gobblet again, will you not uncover the smaller one beneath ? MVH RJ ... From: truthforum2001 To: abstractgames@yahoogroups.com ...
Roland Johansson
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... not uncover the smaller one beneath ? Is that a genuine, as opposed to a rhetorical, question? Anyway I think the answer is yes. I can't make the link to...
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... smaller one beneath ? Yes! You put the three largest Gobblets on the board, and then you move these three gobblets around the board. RJG...
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... Sure, but it is a disadvantage to let your opponent capture a smaller gobblet. For that reason, you better don't put them on the board. After each player...
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Hello, I'm looking for the rules of the following stacking games: Pasta, Gomony, Stapeldammen. Could you help me? RJG...
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All three are Laska variants. Poking around on newsgroups dug up these links: Pasta was invented in 1956 by Alvin Paster. This link also includes the rules...
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Mar 27, 2003
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While Gobblet may be a draw with perfect play, I don't think the reason given is sufficiently convincing. You must have at least four pieces on the board to...
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... After capturing the gobblet would avoid to move away. RJG...
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... Hi, I checked Pasta and after just a few games a fantastic combination happened. It's a beautiful game! RJG...
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Is anyone familiar with Christian Freeling's Phalanx? The rules sound quite interesting, but I don't understand the section on territory. What determines when...
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Apr 7, 2003
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The winners of the annual Mensa Mind Games this year included 4 abstract games (though Cityscape is abstract only under the "broad" definition). The winners...
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... It's actually a railroad building game. I don't think of it as abstract (in the way that, say, Flexx is), but... The board is a hex-grid map of the US,...
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Hello! First a little bit of history. "The Bridge" is now called "Écoute-moi!" (French for "Listen to me!"), out of solidarity with France, after the hostile...
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Great joke! It's funny on so many levels....
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I proposed this game (with some modifications) on this board two years ago, and recently mentioned it to Cameron Browne, who took an interest in it and has...
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I have been playing some email and face2face games and I think Jade is in a very good position to be a remarkable game. Based on my small amount of games so...
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... Interesting! Paul van Wamelen and Cameron Browne found a position (a variant line in one of their games) where neither player could play either color in...
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Mark, I too think Jade sounds like an excellent game. If you (and Larry, and any others) are able to come to Ann Arbor for this year's U*Con Abstract Games...
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Jun 5, 2003
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Hey Clark I would be happy to test Proton if you want to send me the beta. Dralius ... and any others) are able to come to Ann Arbor for this year's U*Con ...
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Hi Clark, ... I haven't tried it except on the 11x11, which is the standard size in the new Richard's PBeM implementation. In my closet I have a wooden 11x11...
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Jade needs a rule tweak, because as it stands one of the players has a simple winning strategy. I'm consulting with Cameron on the best way to fix it and will...
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... This is far from a proof... more like an idea. Haven't done any game theory for decades, and my brain has gotten holistic and sloppy. But here's a try: ...
merle
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Jun 22, 2003
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... ... What I have in mind also begins with Cross moving to the center (or any cell on the short diagonal), but after that it's quite simple: play...
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Jun 27, 2003
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About removing Jade winning strategy and potential unbalance between victories of crosses and parallels, I would suggest the always basic and very often...
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... Ha! Thought I'd tried all the symmetries, guess I should have broken out some physical stones and tried it. Nice! JPN's fix sounds interesting, as does...
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OK i need a tactic for chess. I am not very good at the game at all and I need to learn how to actually...oh let's go out on a limb and say....WIN! Any ideas?...
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