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| [31763] by "Anonymous" (cs666886-232.austin.rr.com)
on Thu 29 Jan 2004 16:00:35
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| Scribble Instruction File, plus a challenge... for Money! |
| [31640] by "DeLorean" (pool-68-161-109-168.ny325.east.verizon.net)
on Wed 28 Jan 2004 02:32:07
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Hey Tom,
No guarantees that this will happen, but if I were to write a comprehensive Scribble Instruction guide (to teach people the way "experts" play), would you put a link to it on the Scribble page? I would probably borrow somewhat from your guide, but it would have many more details and facets to it. It would be a combination of text and pictures, laid out in HTML format with links, most likely. It'd be good -- no one could write this thing better than me... heh ;-)
In other news, I neglected to brag to everyone about a new first-place Scribble game (1715 points!). View it here, and bow down in reverence... heh: http://archive.snoot.org/scribble/04.01/18.07.02.20-1715.html
And, on that note, I hereby declare a standing offer of $100 to any team of two players who plays a game above that score (1715), or whatever the 1st place score is at the time of their game, whichever is higher. $50 to each player, payable through PayPal or snail mail, I guess. I'd add a bonus (double money, perhaps) if you get J-Q-X-Z on the four DLS tiles -- it's never been done. I'm absolutely serious about this... Some caveats though:
1. The players in the game can not include any of the following: myself, Laura (marketscore.com), or Tom. Sorry, Tom... heh. As far as the first two names on the list, consider this -- there have been only 28 games in the history of this site over 1600 points. Laura and myself have been involved in 27 of them. :)
2. So-called "15-letter-word" games are not allowed. The game must be of the conventional "four triple-triples" form.
3. No cheating by Photoshopping a game or any other means, and then displaying a picture. The game must appear in the Scribble archives on this site.
4. If it is accomplished, the player(s) must e-mail me from the IP that they played the relevant game from, in order to authenticate themselves. My e-mail address will be provided in such a scenario.
Have at it...! I'd be absolutely astonished if anyone pulled this off, or even came within 100 points of first place. :)
-= Mike (DeLorean) =- |
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| great site! |
| [31519] by "Anonymous" (kitchener-hse-ppp3572773.sympatico.ca)
on Tue 27 Jan 2004 15:25:01
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Fantastic Games. what a great idea.
I was wondering if the reason why the White seems to win more often than Black is that the board is always with the player seeing the white side closest (The usual way people play real chess.) I wonder if they switched sides based on who's turn it was, the averages will even out? |
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| Muddle Alpha Test |
| [31507] by "EyesWideOpen" (pandora.isinet.com)
on Tue 27 Jan 2004 12:36:50
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Just noticed that the link on the Scribble page reads "Muddle Alpha Test" but when you get to Muddle, the title is "Muddle Beta Test."
Also, I think a link to the message board on the Scribble page would be nice. |
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| Calling all scribble experts |
| [31374] by "EyesWideOpen" (pandora.isinet.com)
on Mon 26 Jan 2004 16:01:13
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I was wondering: what is the use of a single letter play? I've seen it done (as in plays 3, 5 and 39 on this board: http://archive.snoot.org/scribble/04.01/15.00.18.00-1701.html ) and don't quite understand why it is done. |
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| 657 sec. |
| [31341] by "EyesWideOpen" (pandora.isinet.com)
on Mon 26 Jan 2004 11:11:42
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Hey Tom,
Why is it that when you view some recent Muddle games the time is whacky? Like this game: http://snoot.org/f/a/s/muddle/viewrecent?n=127216&flags=
The time for one player is 657 sec. That's not possible is it?
Thanks. |
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| scribble |
| [31337] by "Anonymous" (ce2-o-msln.msln.net)
on Mon 26 Jan 2004 10:16:06
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how come when i TRY to play scribble I can get to the board type a word press enter then it has for the last 6months or so said can not reach this site |
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| Binary Fiction is fun! |
| [31133] by "Samantha Green" (netcache-3003.bay.webtv.net)
on Fri 23 Jan 2004 12:56:23
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Here's the node thread I took in Binary Fiction 1 4 16 39 41 147 203 551 652 714 1059 2900 (it goes on from here too).
It's under "What's in my pocket" (Pick the statue if you're following the thread above).
Toodles,
Samantha Green :-)
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| NEW ENTRIES |
| [31117] by "darkwind" (207.235.199.254)
on Fri 23 Jan 2004 11:49:49
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JUST FOLLOW THE PATH I GAVE AND SEE THE NEW ENTRIES AND ADD YOUR OWN!!! |
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| choose your own adventure |
| [31034] by "darkwind" (207.235.199.254)
on Thu 22 Jan 2004 11:54:05
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hey, if anybody wants to read my entries, take this path:
what's in the pockey-ring-read-once-not responding-stalker-brittney spears-toast-broke toe-tape it up-take a plane-take a taxe-my start.
my name is darkwind on the entries. they expand pretty far. my brother wrote two dumb entries. but i hope someone else will write on mine. |
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