Sunday, 8 June 2008

The Mine Sweeper Trilogy

Well, it's not a trilogy, but I have a tendency to never be perfect and always make mistakes. Stupid ones if I have the chance. But I've realised, mistakes coincide with alert levels. Okay, that may just be a tad obvious. Here's my pretty bad research where the one of the many holes is that I didn't record all the games I failed. Mine Sweeper Expert is one of the most addictive games I play until I get it right, and if I can't make it, I end up leaving it miserably. So, when I do complete one perfectly, or with sheer dumb luck, I recorded it.

I began recording my "victories" from april 27th 2008 and here's all the won games and their speeds. y-axis is time in seconds, x-axis is the game played.

DateTimeSecs Note
1.27 Apr 084:29 PM422 First time in a while.
2.19 May 0810:58 PM381
3.25 May 082:50 PM273
4.25 May 085:06 PM197 Saw a finish in 16 secs on utube
5.06 Jun 087:53 PM238
6.08 Jun 0812:50 AM198 Long Weekend excitement?
7.08 Jun 082:12 PM254
8.08 Jun 082:29 PM239
9.08 Jun 0910:56 PM178
10.08 Jun 911:25 PM186
11.08 Jun 108:09 PM220
12.08 Jun 117:26 PM250
13.08 Jun 196:11 PM189
14.08 Jun 196:29 PM166
15.08 Jun 198:12 PM228
16.08 Jun 218:12 PM173

It seems I am more alert when I have no assessments...

We can assume everything in between those given times are of me failing at minesweeper.

Or it may be due to me discovering the untold secret of minesweeper! Yes I'm slow, but if you want, I can give a little tutorial of what I know. I've never read any guides though so I may not be entirely correct even though it's working.

So why did I start screen capping them in the first place. Besides extending the rarity of the moment, I had an idea of having a collection of all the possible mine formations and all completed. I know you can do it with a little photo shop on bombed fields but what's the fun in that.

so if you want to see them, here they are!
Mine Sweeper Moments

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