Why?Deadmonkiefart wrote:
He must have photoshoped or somthing...Scorpion0x17 wrote:
As cougar aptly demonstrated, no it's not.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
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rolf funny stuff lolDezerteagal5 wrote:
10 minutes later....
And it looks like it isn't very popular.
It is impossible. When I was 11 I used to play this game all the time. Not the most thrilling game I know, but what else is there do do on a computer that uses windows 1.2 as an operating system. I figured this out by clicking the same square several dozen games in a row, and then alternating differenernt 2nd moves. I have never been killed on the first try(usually on the second:P). If I had been patient enough I may have eventually map out all of the possible mine arrangements from the first few moves.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Why?Deadmonkiefart wrote:
He must have photoshoped or somthing...Scorpion0x17 wrote:
As cougar aptly demonstrated, no it's not.
How do you people think this game works?
The mines do not move!
If you click a mine on your first go, you click a mine on your first go.
That's it. Game over.
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No it doesn't. It randomly places the mines BEFORE your first click.Deadmonkiefart wrote:
It is impossible. When I was 11 I used to play this game all the time. Not the most thrilling game I know, but what else is there do do on a computer that uses windows 1.2 as an operating system. I figured this out by clicking the same square several dozen games in a row, and then alternating differenernt 2nd moves. I have never been killed on the first try(usually on the second:P). If I had been patient enough I may have eventually map out all of the possible mine arrangements from the first few moves.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Why?Deadmonkiefart wrote:
He must have photoshoped or somthing...
How do you people think this game works?
The mines do not move!
If you click a mine on your first go, you click a mine on your first go.
That's it. Game over.
It randomly generates a different configuration of mines when you place your 1st move. It only selects from those that do not have a mine in the place where you moved on your 1st move. I just explained how I figured this out.
Because you're always wrong perhaps?Deadmonkiefart wrote:
Why must we disagree with each other all of the time?
The numbers represent the amount of mines in the 8 squares around the one you clicked.haffeysucks wrote:
I still have no idea how to play Minesweeper at all.
No it doesn't. It randomly places the mines AFTER your first click.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Deadmonkiefart wrote:
It is impossible. When I was 11 I used to play this game all the time. Not the most thrilling game I know, but what else is there do do on a computer that uses windows 1.2 as an operating system. I figured this out by clicking the same square several dozen games in a row, and then alternating differenernt 2nd moves. I have never been killed on the first try(usually on the second:P). If I had been patient enough I may have eventually map out all of the possible mine arrangements from the first few moves.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Why?
How do you people think this game works?
The mines do not move!
If you click a mine on your first go, you click a mine on your first go.
That's it. Game over.
It randomly generates a different configuration of mines when you place your 1st move. It only selects from those that do not have a mine in the place where you moved on your 1st move. I just explained how I figured this out.
Deadmonkiefart wrote:
Why must we disagree with each other all of the time?
At least I was not rude enough to suggest the same thing about you!Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Because you're always wrong perhaps?
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Because, if I cannot make him see political truths, I can at least make him believe this one simple FACT THAT I HAVE TESED NUMEROUS TIMES!!!cowami wrote:
Why can't you guys just agree to disagree, like Ron Burgundy?
"San Diego...German for 'a whale's vagina'."
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Good god, you can't even quote properly...Deadmonkiefart wrote:
No it doesn't. It randomly places the mines BEFORE your first click.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Deadmonkiefart wrote:
It is impossible. When I was 11 I used to play this game all the time. Not the most thrilling game I know, but what else is there do do on a computer that uses windows 1.2 as an operating system. I figured this out by clicking the same square several dozen games in a row, and then alternating differenernt 2nd moves. I have never been killed on the first try(usually on the second:P). If I had been patient enough I may have eventually map out all of the possible mine arrangements from the first few moves.
It randomly generates a different configuration of mines when you place your 1st move. It only selects from those that do not have a mine in the place where you moved on your 1st move. I just explained how I figured this out.
What is your proof that it does it before your 1st click. You have yet to back up any of your statements, and it looks pretty silly when I come up with a detailed explanation, and all you can come up with is a contradicting sentence.Deadmonkiefart wrote:
Why must we disagree with each other all of the time?At least I was not rude enough to suggest the same thing about you!Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Because you're always wrong perhaps?
Well, unless they've changed it in XP, read my post - I know you can/could hit a mine on the first click because I've had it happen to me on numerous occasions. Now, I haven't played the XP version ('cos I've moved on to better games), but this was definately the case in the older versions (IIRC, last version I played a lot was probably Win95).keghog wrote:
Scorpion0x17 you are wrong, read my post. It was designed by microsoft so you dont die on the first click.
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I noticed the quotebox problem and fixed it moments after my post. Really mature of you to throw that in my face.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Good god, you can't even quote properly...Deadmonkiefart wrote:
No it doesn't. It randomly places the mines BEFORE your first click.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
What is your proof that it does it before your 1st click. You have yet to back up any of your statements, and it looks pretty silly when I come up with a detailed explanation, and all you can come up with is a contradicting sentence.Deadmonkiefart wrote:
Why must we disagree with each other all of the time?At least I was not rude enough to suggest the same thing about you!Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Because you're always wrong perhaps?
Anyhoo, ignoring that for the moment...
Your explaination was "When I was 11 I used to play this game all the time." and "I figured this out by clicking the same square several dozen games in a row, and then alternating differenernt 2nd moves".
Great. Really scientific.
How do I know? Becuase I've played the game a fair bit too and I've hit a mine on my first attempt on numerous occasions. That's how I know.
Look, just accept that you are wrong and move on.
OH, and by the way - there never was a "windows 1.2".
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Yeah, 'cos monkiefart wouldn't accept he was wrong.Miller wrote:
This turned into a full fledged debate. Wtf?
It had to be 3.something. And they must have fixed/changed it. Like they changed the smallest grid size.Deadmonkiefart wrote:
I am pretty sure it was 2.somthing, and assuming that I played the earliest version of minesweeper, how could they have fixed it? Sorry I can't check what version of windows it was. That old thing actually started rotting from the inside out a couple of years ago.
