How is possible, that in your video you win the game with black and cone, if you have in same quadrant and also in column second your black cone ? Is it really correct? Or you mean that oponent can´t do it, but you can do it and have both cone in same column or area? But from video instruction it isn´t clear.
The rule is that you cannot have the same piece as your opponent in a row, area or column. But you can definitely put twice your own! Hence the video with 2 times the black cone, to show that this is fair and possible.
Set up: put the board in the center of the table.
Reminds me of Suduko. Can't wait for this game to show up on Amazon.ca
Play at x2 speed.
How is possible, that in your video you win the game with black and cone, if you have in same quadrant and also in column second your black cone ? Is it really correct? Or you mean that oponent can´t do it, but you can do it and have both cone in same column or area? But from video instruction it isn´t clear.
The rule is that you cannot have the same piece as your opponent in a row, area or column. But you can definitely put twice your own! Hence the video with 2 times the black cone, to show that this is fair and possible.
@@GigamicTV Perfect, thanks for the explanation. I thought so. 🤔
@@GigamicTV we’ve made it so you can’t, just to make it harder.