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conuly
(Because I've been bored.)
The bots are incredibly stupid. They never steal. They never, of course, prepare for the possibility of having their field or road or city stolen. They deliberately build cities and roads to get immediate points NOW... even if what they're doing means they can't close that city or road (or even keep building on it, particularly if there's a builder). They never close a city just to get the tokens or to force somebody to have to re-place their builder.
But, you know, they're bots. They don't think.
As I play, I'm starting to wonder something. A few somethings, actually.
1. Using the tiles from the standard Carcassonne, could you connect all the road pieces to each other? Or all the city pieces to each other?
2. Could you do this in such a way that you have no open ends left?
3. If so, could you repeat the feat with various of the expansions?
Obviously that would never happen in a real game, but could you do it for fun?
The bots are incredibly stupid. They never steal. They never, of course, prepare for the possibility of having their field or road or city stolen. They deliberately build cities and roads to get immediate points NOW... even if what they're doing means they can't close that city or road (or even keep building on it, particularly if there's a builder). They never close a city just to get the tokens or to force somebody to have to re-place their builder.
But, you know, they're bots. They don't think.
As I play, I'm starting to wonder something. A few somethings, actually.
1. Using the tiles from the standard Carcassonne, could you connect all the road pieces to each other? Or all the city pieces to each other?
2. Could you do this in such a way that you have no open ends left?
3. If so, could you repeat the feat with various of the expansions?
Obviously that would never happen in a real game, but could you do it for fun?
