Fifth Element
Legend
[MENTION=10324]jonesy[/MENTION]@Fifth Element
Have you entered the match yet? I'm there and it says it's started. And it's your turn. What does it say for you?
I'm there now and the first move has been made.
[MENTION=10324]jonesy[/MENTION]@Fifth Element
Have you entered the match yet? I'm there and it says it's started. And it's your turn. What does it say for you?
Gotcha.[MENTION=10324]jonesy[/MENTION]
I'm there now and the first move has been made.
Thanks, got lucky really.Gotcha.
Edit: wow, dude. That was a really nice Plus Combo you pulled there. Totally deserved victory.
On each card you have a value in each of the four directions. When you place a card on the table each of those values will either face nothing, a value on another card, or the side of the playing area (designated as wall, with a value of 10).I still have a hard time understanding plus.
I've pulled off awesome ones without even knowing.
I'm surprised I play this game being so bad at math and thinking a head.
I'm a terrible chess player.
Refresh works in most cases to see what is actually going on on the battlefield.1) Cannot see opponent move
You have 30 or 40 matches in the Battle Arena room. Those are all matches which you haven't completed, or which have become stuck. That's ~30 X 5 cards that you can not use because they are tied to those matches. You need to go back to them and finish them or unstick them before you get the cards back to use.2) Cannot select card to put in my deck
Excellent example! I'm considering retirement and resting on that one brilliant move. There's nowhere to go but down now.
Refresh works in most cases to see what is actually going on on the battlefield.
You have 30 or 40 matches in the Battle Arena room. Those are all matches which you haven't completed, or which have become stuck. That's ~30 X 5 cards that you can not use because they are tied to those matches. You need to go back to them and finish them or unstick them before you get the cards back to use.
On each card you have a value in each of the four directions. When you place a card on the table each of those values will either face nothing, a value on another card, or the side of the playing area (designated as wall, with a value of 10).
Now, each of those directions forms a pair of numbers. A pair is a number on your card, and the number facing it. If the sums of two of those pairs are an exact match, you win in both directions. Even if the numbers on your card on those two facing pairs are lower than the numbers facing your card.
Man, this really is a hard rule to explain concisely.
Edit:
I'll use the match with me and Fifth Element as a better example:
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