Well, I gotta hand it to you young man, you certainly busted up the monopoly that PBeavr and I had on this one. I concede the superiority of your dexterious digits. I shall try agin later.
With a fair amount of early luck, I do think 5500+ is possible as well. When the you have close to 2/3 of the board blocked off, the pieces become a helluva lot closer, and it becomes a feeding frenzy. If it where not for a particularly boneheaded move I made, I might have achieved a slightly higher score. Still, if one can achieve 4900+ points, then it is not out the realm possibility that they could achieve 5100 or higher - especially when one has a history of unrelentlessness that could be best described as "legendary"...
I can't get Lawrence's Snake to grow at all. It ends up getting all twisted in a knot. I think I'm doing something wrong. I just can't score.
ReplyDeleteuh.... what?
ReplyDeleteSorry, Lawrence, I can't handle your snake. It's got a mind of its own.
ReplyDeleteWe're getting into rarified air here - I think 4 or 5000 points are possible if one could master the "worm" speed.
ReplyDeletePython speed worked fine for me. Then again, I have played this game more than a few times elsewhere.
ReplyDeleteWell, I gotta hand it to you young man, you certainly busted up the monopoly that PBeavr and I had on this one. I concede the superiority of your dexterious digits. I shall try agin later.
ReplyDeletejontheman is in the building...
ReplyDeleteLooks like you achieved your goal. That's pretty darn impressive, Beav. Congrats.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I think I'd better retire to get some seriously overdue work done.
With a fair amount of early luck, I do think 5500+ is possible as well. When the you have close to 2/3 of the board blocked off, the pieces become a helluva lot closer, and it becomes a feeding frenzy. If it where not for a particularly boneheaded move I made, I might have achieved a slightly higher score. Still, if one can achieve 4900+ points, then it is not out the realm possibility that they could achieve 5100 or higher - especially when one has a history of unrelentlessness that could be best described as "legendary"...
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