@RohitBhatia29@gideonwald@tinytouchtales@ThreesGame@ekisacik37@aeiowu@AsherVo If you would like to improve your play, the two resources we recommend are:
* for text-first learners, our friend Sam Elder's incredible Quora guide: https://t.co/DhgiE3XuNj
* for visual learners, our recorded stream: https://t.co/9uRrXo1jQ8
Good luck! 3⃣
@RohitBhatia29@gideonwald@tinytouchtales@ThreesGame@ekisacik37@aeiowu@AsherVo If you would like to improve your play, the two resources we recommend are:
* for text-first learners, our friend Sam Elder's incredible Quora guide: https://t.co/DhgiE3XuNj
* for visual learners, our recorded stream: https://t.co/9uRrXo1jQ8
Good luck! 3⃣
@Hypnoticfart There is no official count, and the GameCenter is unfortunately not trustworthy - it's fairly easy to hack. Many of the top GC scores are not actually possible in real games.
We personally have won 3x in our lives! And we know of one other confirmed win: https://t.co/sDQAPusutQ
I scored 1,596,633 in @ThreesGame - & here’s the answer to its last great unsolved mystery: how we know that the end block’s named Triangulous ⚠️
🙏👏 to @ekisacik37 for the solve, @aeiowu & @AsherVo for my fave phonegame ever. https://t.co/8PYt9MXeTd
@volleo6144 @AsherVo Yeah, there's no hard-and-fast rule. In general though, I am much more comfortable having large blocks on both my top row and my left column, at least temporarily, than I am having large blocks in the center 2x2.
@volleo6144 In the first pic, Up is the move, to match the red 2 in the center square.
In the second pic, the red 2 in your center square is a problem, but likely not as big of a problem as your de-anchored 768.
In the third pic, the 1 under the middle 384 is your biggest problem.
@volleo6144 Wouldn't say we're "back" per se, but did happen to see this...
Advice on color-matching: it's only the highest priority when you have a colored block in *either* your anchor row (looks like you use top row, as we do) *or* in your central 2x2 square.
@volleo6144 @Warmatorks They tend to become immovable rocks in your streams. It can be difficult to shepherd the matching other color block all the way in from the edge. Much easier to keep all color blocks where a single move can match them, when possible!
@phenix_h@ThreesGame Congratulations!!! 🎊🍾🎉 So exciting, I still remember that feeling :O and we have never gotten back there since - so as far as we know, this is the second ever winning game.
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@phenix_h@ThreesGame Congratulations!!! 🎊🍾🎉 So exciting, I still remember that feeling :O and we have never gotten back there since - so as far as we know, this is the second ever winning game.
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@Warmatorks * Put your biggest block in the top left corner and never move it
* Keep your next two biggest blocks in the top row as often as you can
* Never put a 1 or 2 block (Blue/Red) in your "center square" - the centermost four slots that don't touch any edges