Freecell-spill - mulighet for å løse?

1. Start game #11982.
2. Move the 2-of-hearts onto the 3-of-spades.
3. Press the F3 key to start a new game.
4. Quit the game, but type in 11982 as the new game to start.
5. Press the F10 (undo) key. For some reason, this flips the 3-of-spades over onto the 2-of-hearts, which is a bug, but one that you can exploit to win the game.

Løst. :stolt. Uten hjelpeforklaringer!

Alle freecell-oppgavene skal kunne løses mener jeg å ha lest...

Forbrukerkverulant skrev:

Løst. :stolt. Uten hjelpeforklaringer!

Alle freecell-oppgavene skal kunne løses mener jeg å ha lest...

Hvis du har løst 11982 uten triks bør du notere ned løsningen. Da kan du få dine 5 minutters berømmelse på nettet.

Wikipedia:
"Out of the current Microsoft Windows games, there are eight that are unsolvable: the games numbered 11,982; 146,692; 186,216; 455,889; 495,505; 512,118; 517,776 and 781,948. Exhaustive search has shown that 5 free cells (rather than the standard four) are required for these games. Adrian Ettlinger, using Don Woods' solver has used the same random hand generator as Microsoft Windows FreeCell to explore a further 10 million games. Of the 130 unsolvable games in the first 10 million, all of them require 5 free cells. Ryan L. Miller, with the help of others explored 100 million games, with a total of 1282 being unsolvable. This gives FreeCell a win rate of about 99.998718%.[1]"

Mauser skrev:

Hvis du har løst 11982 uten triks bør du notere ned løsningen. Da kan du få dine 5 minutters berømmelse på nettet.

Wikipedia:
"Out of the current Microsoft Windows games, there are eight that are unsolvable: the games numbered 11,982; 146,692; 186,216; 455,889; 495,505; 512,118; 517,776 and 781,948. Exhaustive search has shown that 5 free cells (rather than the standard four) are required for these games. Adrian Ettlinger, using Don Woods' solver has used the same random hand generator as Microsoft Windows FreeCell to explore a further 10 million games. Of the 130 unsolvable games in the first 10 million, all of them require 5 free cells. Ryan L. Miller, with the help of others explored 100 million games, with a total of 1282 being unsolvable. This gives FreeCell a win rate of about 99.998718%.[1]"

Jajaja... Gledesdreper... Så var det ikke riktig da.

Jeg startet optimistisk for noen år siden, og løste oppgavene fra 1 og oppover, med det mål for øye at alle skulle løses ... Skjønner jo nå at det er bra jeg ga opp for en stund tilbake... Kan ikke huske at den gamle datan min hadde så mange spill som 1 million?

Opprinnelig 32 000.

Freecell? :dum:

Edit: fant det ut nå ja.

Ja, den gikk kjapt og grei opp ...og jeg så ikke hintingen før etterpå! 😉

Gikk kjapt og fint her også, uten hinting.