- Dark souls back in the old days
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I hate that no matter how good you are at mine sweeper there are situations that are blind guesses
ID: grpgj37ID: grpjaznYeah just more depressing when you get it wrong
ID: grq9oapThere are solvable versions these days! It actually helped me get better because whenever I didn't immediately see what to do I knew it was because I was missing something and not because it's another 50/50 guess.
ID: grr970aThese are the right versions.
ID: grq92anIn the version of minesweeper pictured here, literally every game involved a blind guess: the first click could be fatal. Subsequent versions revised that, guaranteeing the first click isn't a mine.
ID: grqrhdfI don't think the first turn blind guesses are really an issue though. You click a couple times and you either get a mine or an open space to work from. If you hit a mine you just click the reset and try again. If you hit a mine on the opening move 5 times in a row you've probably wasted about 7 seconds. That's not really a problem.
The part that sucks is when you're doing an Expert field and halfway through you get to a corner where's there's two squares touching a 1 and that's all the info you get. Then you have no choice but to just pick one and hope you don't lose. Having part of the puzzle unsolvable midway through really sucks.
ID: grqctucI don't think that's necessarily right. I never had that happen in the Win98 style minesweeper that looked like this, but there could be multiple versions that looked alike. The only time I can recall that happening started in the Vista style minesweeper where you could "retry" game that you had already generated (and it was easy to interpret that as "generate a new game on this same skill level" and get confused when you lose on the first click)
ID: grqi8vwThis one is guaranteed to be solvable without guessing.
ID: grpvg4rI just presumed I was too dumb to understand something.
ID: grqn7jsWait.... You were suppose to think? 5/8 yo me was just doing random guesses
ID: grqxs8xThe number indicates how many bombs are around a square. So you take and unknown and determine if it is a bomb or not by calculating possible bomb locations using the numbered squares.
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Get down to the 50/50 on expert after 20 minutes and lose.
ID: grqroqkWhenever you identify a 50/50 situation just guess immediately. No sense in saving it and having it cost you the game later.
Sometimes it does end up being the final spot though.
ID: grrcjdgI do the opposite and save it till the very end. That way I know that I beat everything else and consider it a win no matter what happens.
ID: grr76saMaybe it goes without saying, but if you find one on a wall, or you've already revealed the back side, sure knock it out; But if it's 50/50 just at first visit, save it, you might be able to work your way around to the back side of it.
ID: grqolgzFinished expert in under 100 seconds, I think 82 (?) was my best score? It took a LOT of time.
Edit: 92 seconds
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minesweeper is fun
ID: grpux59My man
ID: grr4p88Slow down!
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Who doesn't know how to play...?
ID: grr8bl4I constantly see posts like this and I don't understand either.
There's literally 1 rule to the game: the number represents how many bombs the square is touching.
ID: grq6qc6Trying to learn actually
ID: grq817lThere's one rule. How difficult can it be to learn?
The number is equal to the amount of adjacent mines. The rest is not learning the game, but instead learning how to be good at it.
ID: grq79z4It's pretty easy actually. The numbers refer to how many bombs are in adjoining squares. For every box there are a possible 8 bombs that could be right next to it. So if you have something like this:
□□1
1■1
■■□
You would know that rhe only bomb in the example would be the middle square.
ID: grqow1rLearn the patterns. 121 and 1221 are your friends.
ID: grqyuonMe
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It looks hard but it isn't really. Just watch the numbers and mines at the image and u can figure it out
ID: grpop2hI was too lazy to learn the game or even search how it is played but one day I found a post on Minesweeper of a guy who speedrunned the game on hard difficulty. When I stared at the board that's when it clicked it my head.
ID: grqomhxOnce I got the luckiest game of minesweeper ever probably. I was doing an online math test, and this game was one of the game questions, and I was sucking at it. So I started a new one, and if I remember correctly, I blindly clicked once and won, because all the mines were isolated enough that there weren’t any blank spaces between them and the numbered spaces.
Idk if that’s how the game can generate, it might’ve been more than one click, but I remember something like that happening
ID: grqrj9rThis can happen, but usually only when the mine to tile ratio is very low (few mines, lots of tiles). It probably could happen theoretically, but for a normal game, it would certainly be a low possibility
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You mean YOUR kids will never know because YOU DON'T know.
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How do people not know how to play Minesweeper. The rules are insanely simple.
ID: grq5xivYeah most people, myself included when I was younger, just opened it up, saw all the numbers, got confused and intimidated, and never tried again. When I was in high school I searched up how to play and got pretty into it and it's really simple. They just didn't make the tutorials extremely visible back in the day
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It's really not that hard
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am I the only one who knows how to play minesweeper?
really it's not that hard
ID: grr82hxNot hard at all.
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How to play Minesweeper:
Set the playing area size to max Set the number of mines to minimum Have fun!ID: grq0h9iAhhh, the old one-click-win
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Pro-tip, click both buttons down at once to click all the available squares around it. This will clear all the squares if you've tagged enough or if there's only so many available. You can two-button push safely all over the place to help clear squares faster.
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Yo if you can’t figure out minesweeper, you’re gonna need a lot of luck in life. Holy hell.
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I was more of a skifree kinda guy.
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it's easy, you just click randomly and sometimes you get an easy win when you instantly clicks on one of those little black balls and the boss on top dies
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I used to just push random squares in the day not knowing what I'm doing. But I figured it out now lol.
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This game taught me life lesson: “take chances or get blown tf up”
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Neither did we? Aw, hell no. Just glancing at that for a few seconds, I see a dozen safe spaces on that board.
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I thought I was the shit back when I was little kid because I would set the grid to the largest size and the mines to 10 so 1 click basically won the game.
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Anyone else abusing the shit out of the mouse scroll middle button like I do when playing minesweeper?
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Speak for yourself. Love that game.
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You found the ancient texts
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So that makes it the game of life?