File: apples.swf-(1.14 MB, 320x320, Game)
[_] A game for children 3112485 2 wins 12089742 losses the tide is turning in my favor
>> [_] Anon 3112581 >># Getting first move in this kind of game basically guarantees a win. It enables the opponent to block anything you try to set up before you get a chance to do anything.
>> [_] Anon 3112606 >tfw you win >tfw game needs to be reopened to play again since winning was not put in properly but losing was
>> [_] Anon 3112657 >># bro im not lying here i just won on my first try i played first and did what the first anon said

File: apples.swf-(1.14 MB, 320x320, Game)
[_] The hardest game of Connect 4 Anon 3062720 Its possible to beat it. After many tries! Or until you just happen to get lucky. Some bugs in the game: No looping music, after you get a draw or a win, play button will not work. Other than that, real fun game. (Tip, Don't let the computer have you act out of defense!) Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 3062759 i managed to tie, thats about it
>> [_] Anon 3062761 i won once. I swear to god this game is like magic like a wizard cast a spell on it to make me feel retarded
>> [_] Anon 3062762 that was pretty easy... although the play button didn't work after you beat it
>> [_] cat 3062763 >># i beat it first shot cmon /f/ you cant all be that autistic
>> [_] Anon 3062766 >># Beat it.
>> [_] Anon 3062772 Computer gets to go first, which in connect 4 is a HUGE advantage. It's a calculated game to make you ose.
>> [_] Anon 3062778 I beat it first try? It's not that hard. You just have to force the AI to have no moves except for that which will make you win.
>> [_] Anon 3062787 >># you have to play a perfect game. if you dont know how then its not that easy
>> [_] Anon 3062791 >># Depends on what you perceive as hard, all I did to win (What I call winning in my books) is just counter everything the computer chose, thus tying, I consider that a win as I've denied it from winning itself. But in terms of actually winning for myself it would probably take a while to do.
>> [_] Anon 3062805 >># perhaps you are the one that is autistic for beating it so easily
>> [_] Anon 3062812 I lost a million times then won. I think a good plan of attack is to make three-in-a-rows where the fourth winning piece would be one spot away from the ground. Like this: OOX OXOO XOOX If the computer (O) places a piece on the fourth column, you win.
>> [_] Anon 3062829 >keep doing the same shit that the cpu does, mirrored >keep stacking on top of existing stacks until only the lst two are left >start in the not useful one until it gets full, computer has to play on last one >there should be a 4 in a row on the second drop of yours wow so hard
>> [_] Anon 3062850 >># >keep doing the same shit the cpu does, mirrored >mirrored >odd number of columns Truly a brilliant explanation of expert-level play.
>> [_] Anon 3062903 >># Second try victory. The key is to know it'll do anything it can to screw you over, set traps.
>> [_] Anon 3062911 Guys I am stoned as balls and i got this on try 2. I guess when I was a kid I had one of those shitty not-Go stone-on-grid games, Pente. so it all is pretty obvious
>> [_] Anon 3062913 >># Same. The program isn't actually very good: if there are two plays I can make that don't lead to immediate loss, it throws up its hands instead of predicting a little.
>> [_] Anon 3062915 >># If the Computer places in the middle row on turn 1, you're already dead. Otherwise, stack as many in the center as you can from your open as long as doing so won't allow the computer to win. From there it's just about making filler moves and forcing the computer into a situation where it has to surrender a winning move and if you've done your job right it'll force it to give you the win.
>> [_] Anon 3062927 beat it first try. I may have gotten lucky because I never really played c4 , but then again I play a lot of chess.