Kipling:

BIG BAD WOLF: your one to point out someone elses grammer.
my grammper dont like it.

Kipling:

I think that being able to split the moves and bonus rolls would make for a programing nightmare so the use 2 dice everytime would probably be the best solve.
I think the game should be played out for 2nd-4th for ratings sake

Vikings: I disagrea that spliting moves and bones roles would be a programing night mare. The computer just keeps giving you dies until you roll something other then 6 or 1(going back to my variant) and you then can use each die in order one at a time.

I.E. A little arrow points to the first die. I click on the person I want to move that far then the arrow advances to the next die and I chose the same piece or another one.

As for autopass that would be very nice but unfortunetly Fencer has an eversion to it so it will not happen.

I personally think that a 4 playuer game should play out for secound third and fourth place. If someone times out there pieces are removed from the board and they automatically come 4th.

mctrivia: I am no programming genius, but I would think that it would be harder than backgammon, the problem as I see it is when you get to the 3rd or 4th roll and there is no move to be made because of the choice that you made earlier

Vikings: Why wouldn't there be a move? Unless you moved to the end. If you did get all your pieces in the end it would just flash up the red screen saying you can't make any valid moves.

Now I guess you should be able to chose the order of dies to use. You would probably want to use the 1 first to get out then the 6 to move ahead. You may also may want to use the 3 then the 5 so you can move ahead 8 spaces landing on someone in the middle.

Eriisa: Good luck chuck, er skittles!

Eriisa: Thank you!!

Rose: lol Thanks!

Skittles: Congratulations

WatfordFC: Thank ya!!

Skittles: hmmmm now what is in that Pepsi??

Eriisa: Oh there's nuttin else in there!!

Skittles: Best of luck in the job!

Groucho: Thank ya!

Tuesday:

Skittles: congrats have one on me LOL

BerniceC:

Groucho: I gave up alcohol at the beginning of this year, but if it is soft drink...i will take it :) or water :)

BerniceC: here's to you then ;)

Skittles: have fun! we will try to behave .... for some time ;)

BerniceC: LoL Thanks!!

Hrqls: Thanks, at least behave for a couple days lol

Skittles: Congrats!!

Dolittle: Thank ya!

Oh Lord, I'm stuck in Ludo, again.

25 passes for Pedro, 24 passes for Ramón (1vs129/3)


grafzahl is the new Ludo Pass Champion with 39 consecutive passes and 46 total passes

saeco is now the new Ludo Pass Champion with 48 consecutive passes and 52 total passes

Pedro Martínez: Ouch that is a lot of passes for your oponent.

mctrivia: I bet he didn't mind at the end.

Pedro Martínez: i hate ludo :)

edited because it linked to the wrong move # :)

Hrqls: Pity there's no smiley for shaking hands.:)

Pedro Martínez: creating another one :)

yours is worse though ... i wonder if we could make a list with worst case scenarios which actually happened :)

Hrqls: Good idea. I bet I'd have two in the Top Ten.
2.

Pedro Martínez: hmpf .. only 1 vs 34 steps .. my worst (so far) is 1 vs 60 steps and even 1 of the 2 remaining pieces not on the board yet :)

Hrqls: 1vs60/1 - nice. I wonder if anyone can beat my 1vs129/3 though...:)

Pedro Martínez: would be very very very tough indeed .. i guess you got the #1 ;)

Hrqls: 1vs112/1
*sigh*

what do those numbers mean?

mctrivia: Just look at the game and I bet you'll be able to tell...:)

It's 1 step to go for me, 112 for my opponent, and 1 of his pieces still in the base.

how do you figure the 112?

mctrivia: it's above and below the board

Vikings: Ah I never noticed the points section.

Record number of passes. I think we need to track the record number of passes and post it on this board (with a link to the game) and when that game is beaten, a new link put up.

Or even the twentys club....for those with twenty or more consecutive passes ;)

Groucho: I like that idea. If any one is interested the formula to figure out the probability of getting that many passes is:
(1-p/6)^n

were p is the number of exceptable dice roles(usually 1) and n is the number of passes.
^ is used to show to the power of

Pedro Martínez: for your posted game the probability of that many passes at the end is 5.4%

Getting 20 passes with 1 exceptable role value is only 2.6%

mctrivia: Oh, thanks, good to know that...I had 25 consecutive passes in this game:
http://brainking.com/cz/ArchivedGame?g=1512868
I love Ludo

Pedro Martínez: I love autopass

Pedro Martínez: wow 1.05%

Andersp: Yes that would be nice but Fencer won't budge.