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Thanks to all involved for the great implementation!
I became aware of your webapp because I was actually looking for an online implementation for the board game "Top Ten". The game has some similar mechanics as "Wavelength".
Maybe your implementation could be extended to allow playing "Top Ten" as well. I'll briefly explain the gameplay: Cards from 1-10 are dealt face down to 3-8 players -> the guessing person reads out a card with a scale from to, like in Wavelength -> the players each have to think of a term that corresponds to their received card number -> at the end the guessing person has to put the terms in the right order
Example:
Tom, Tim, Anna and Ella play together.
The guessing Tom hands out cards face down between 1-10 to Tim, Anna and Ella - Tim has the number 1, Anna the number 5, and Ella the number 10
Guessing Tom reads out the card that says, for example, "If Daenerys wasn't the mother of dragons. What would she be the mother of. From cute to scary."
Tim (has received card 1 face down) gives the term "Mickey Mouse"
Anna (received card 5 face down) gives the term "E.T."
Ella (has received card 1 face down) gives the term "Godzilla"
The guessing Tom, guesses the correct order: Micky Mouse, E.T., Godzilla
The game is cooperative and the group gets three points, in case of a mistake there are correspondingly less points.
For your implementation, this would mean that the guesser in the example would have to determine the position on the scale 3 times in a row, or that there would be 3 points on the scale that would have to be put in the correct order.
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Thanks to all involved for the great implementation!
I became aware of your webapp because I was actually looking for an online implementation for the board game "Top Ten". The game has some similar mechanics as "Wavelength".
Maybe your implementation could be extended to allow playing "Top Ten" as well. I'll briefly explain the gameplay: Cards from 1-10 are dealt face down to 3-8 players -> the guessing person reads out a card with a scale from to, like in Wavelength -> the players each have to think of a term that corresponds to their received card number -> at the end the guessing person has to put the terms in the right order
Example:
For your implementation, this would mean that the guesser in the example would have to determine the position on the scale 3 times in a row, or that there would be 3 points on the scale that would have to be put in the correct order.
(this text was translated by machine)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: