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I was wondering how to do it seeing as even on novice the computer is pretty good but I found a way that I think is a sure fire one to win everytime.
We it worked for me. The trick is to win the toss and if you don't just restart until you do. Then drop the counter from where the game starts you off and then build up a 2 by 2 square to the right. Now build up a 3 by 3 square from the 2 by 2 one you just made and then ithe computer will drop a counter to the right couner and you win with the next counter you drop. Hope that is clear I know a vid would be useful but my phine doesn't want to let me make a vid for some reason.
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yea, a vid (or a link to one) would help please.
Oh and I didn't even know you could change the computer AI so thanks (where is this?). Thanks. This is my last Connect four trophy to get (just got the 50 wins Gold this morning, it was a good thing to wake up to). Last edited by netguy503; 10-31-2009 at 08:03 PM. |
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The above only worked 40% of the time for me. This is an EASY way to get the silver and requires no video guide:
Select Play Custom, set the Game Mode to Power Chips, and change the settings to: AI Difficulty: Novice Column Drop: No Drop Clock: Disabled Rounds: 1 Score Limit: None Time Limit: 1:00 I found it easiest to try to get two chips on top of eachother, then wait for the Hand power chip. Once you get the Hand, place it on your two chips and the opponent won't be able to lay a chip there. You can then score a Connect 4, and just let the time run out. If you are about to lose/tie a game, you can just press the start button and select Restart; this won't count as a loss. Enjoy and Your Welcome!
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These methods weren't working for me, so I relied on a Connect 4 solver. Click here for John's Connect Four Playground.
Just make sure you go first, and you're unbeatable. 40,000 hours of computation on the Sun and SGI workstations can't be wrong.
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That link worked amazing. I wished I had checked this Forum a long time ago.
Here it is again, for anyone that just skipped to the bottom: |
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