How do we make Tic Tac Toe more competitive?
How do we make Tic Tac Toe more competitive?
Oliver Fisher
Elijah Ramirez
Shitty solved game.
Owen Butler
Three players on a 4x4x4x4 grid.
Julian Gutierrez
>4x4x4x4
what is this fourth dimensional bullshit
Owen Fisher
>4x4x4x4 grid.
is that a typo? or arey you proposing a 4 dimensional hyper cube
Jeremiah Lopez
That sounds doable
Hudson Foster
Clearly you have three additional cubes and can rearrange them to declare a win
Ryan Sanchez
You make 9 tictactoe subgames in a 3x3 grid. (so 9x9 cells)
First player can place their mark on any cell on any subgame.
Second player must place their mark in the subgame whose position in the game is the same as the position of the cell marked by the first player. (First player marks the top left cell of the center subgame, second player must put their mark in the top left subgame.)
Play continues until one player completes a subgame.
Any player forced to make a mark in a completed subgame or one that is completely filled with marks can go to any subgame they want.
Win 3 subgames in a line or diagonal to win the game.
Adam Fisher
I like this, I think I've heard about something like that already. Thanks
Isaiah Murphy
Yeah I didn't make this, was show to many long ago. Still fun tho
Zachary Rogers
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Zachary Bell
Ethan Brown
require each player to take a shot when they make a move and have a chess timer. games continue until a player wins or runs out of time.
Caleb Rodriguez
This guy made a video about it
youtube.com
Hudson Hughes
Can't believe no one posted this yet.
I'm ashamed of you, Veeky Forums
Ian Butler
To make a 3D version of this, you could arrange 15 grids into a 3x3x3 cube.
This means that in order to create a column of three you would need to have your mark in the five Y-grids for that row, as well as the parallel X- and Z-grids in that area.
To have undisputed of a cube you need to have an X or an O on every face of it
Elijah Allen
Double blind play and simultaneous moves
Lincoln Stewart
first always wins
its impossible for the 2nd to win
if there was a way the second one could win, the first one could start with a random cross and then play as the second
Nathan Wright
Juan Lopez
>first always wins
You do realize that with optimal play, tic-tac-toe is a tie?
Thomas Murphy
i meant first never looses
Josiah Roberts
Neither is second. Your point?
Dylan Lopez
>someone actually losing at Tic Tac Toe
Whoever played the second O is a goddamned retard
Noah Collins
The grid doessn't stop at 3x3, you just keep expanding the grid.
INFINITE TIC-TAC-TOE WORKS