Need help in translating illogical run-on sentences!
A user of my Solitaire app has reported what he considers to be a bug, only, I don't understand him. As some here are experts of non-punctuation endless sentences, maybe you can translate for me??!? Knowing the game of Klondike solitaire is a requirement
A user of my Solitaire app has reported what he considers to be a bug, only, I don't understand him. As some here are experts of non-punctuation endless sentences, maybe you can translate for me??!? Knowing the game of Klondike solitaire is a requirement
User wrote:
Card. Glitch....when you play 3 cards and use cards from pile cards always fall in same order which the should not especially if you are constantly pulling from pile
Jawfin wrote:
The cards will draw from the same order. Perhaps when you play on a table with a physical deck you play 3 cards individually into your hand thus reversing it's order when placed down - but that is not the traditional way it is played. The deck is to retain its order so that when cards are drawn from it the lay of the 3 card turn is bubbled up (as it were) for the next go through. You'll find all Klondike Solitaire games exhibit that behavior. I hope I managed to explain that correctly!
User wrote:
Same order draw ex ...6.9.A. ....then Q.10. 5. I use the 10 card and continue. Then next draw when pile has started over is that same 6.9.A ..there fore cards are NOT rotating properly
Jawfin wrote:
Just to get the thinking right, from the start there are 24 cards in the remainder of the deck, so say face-down they are from the top: A 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 J Q K (of any suit), then another 11 cards after.
So, the turn of the first 3 cards the the waste would be
A 2 3
with the 3 on top, i.e. play available from right to left. Although the A was on the "top" of the face-down pile it becomes the bottom of the 3 cards. You'd have to play off the 3 & 2 to get to the A. So the next turn would be: -
4 5 6
with the same logic. Then
7 8 9
Now say we play the 9, making the 8 available, which we can't use, so we turn again, yielding
10 J Q
So to date our deck is thus: -
A 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 J Q
where the Q is available to play.
Lets assume we go through the rest of the deck, and reset it, the next go though would then be like: -
A 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 10
then
J Q K ...
Where on each turn the 3, 6, 10 and K are the playable cards.
This is the typical play used by all solitaire games I've found, and the first way of playing as mentioned here: -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klondike_(solitaire)#Rules
Now, that doesn't mean it has to be this way! If you can describe how you would like it to play, combined with the fact you bought the game (so allow me to express my heartfelt appreciation for that) then please let me know and I will make it an option for you as you like it (and I'm guessing its the 2nd bullet point from the wikipedia article).
One thing I will have to state though, is if the flow of the cards is changed is I cannot offer the solutions for that. My artificial intelligence which solves the game is extremely complex, and relies heavily on the logic of the turning deck.
User wrote:
Ok you think like 3 take away one that's not still the same 3 if they is 3 card in pile you use one of them or two you will not continue to get the same three cards there should be a card rotation where I get a different set of 3 apparently you're not able to justify the card player glitch
Jawfin wrote:I'm sure he has a point, I just don't know what the bloody hell it is
Please forgive me for it is hard to understand your run-on sentences. The way I am trying to read what you are saying is that you are getting the same 3 cards even after you have used one of them. So in my example where I used the 9, with the next turn through the deck you would be seeing that 9 again? Which would mean that 9 is now in two places - still in the deck and where it was put?
Again sorry for not understanding.
But I can't see me winning any duels with it!
