@root42@chaos.social My usual strategy in this game is to vary shapes horizontally and colors/patterns vertically, preferably in the center region. If that's not possible for a piece, I try to put it somewhere along the border (while still maintaining that scheme there as good as possible).
@root42@chaos.social It's quite simple actually. You can place a piece next to another piece if it either matches the shape or the color (or infill pattern in this case). If there are two or more neighbouring pieces to a spot, at least one has to match the shape and at least one has to match the color/pattern. The more neighbouring pieces there are, the more points you score. The dark border pieces will not gain any points.
@NickEast_IndieWriter @linguistics @humor@fedigroups.social @humor@lemmy.world @aiop That one is quite cool.
Btw, the German equivalent to that is "Franz jagt im komplett verwahrlosten Taxi quer durch Bayern".
And if you want one with ÄÖÜ and ß in there as well, then it is "Zwölf Boxkämpfer jagen Viktor quer über den großen Sylter Deich".
@root42@chaos.social My usual strategy in this game is to vary shapes horizontally and colors/patterns vertically, preferably in the center region. If that's not possible for a piece, I try to put it somewhere along the border (while still maintaining that scheme there as good as possible).
@root42@chaos.social It's quite simple actually. You can place a piece next to another piece if it either matches the shape or the color (or infill pattern in this case). If there are two or more neighbouring pieces to a spot, at least one has to match the shape and at least one has to match the color/pattern. The more neighbouring pieces there are, the more points you score. The dark border pieces will not gain any points.