If you started first, this move cannot be stopped. I place a token in an IS center block, then place a token on another IS center block, diagonally left or right of the one I placed before. The first move I always seem to be able to pull off against the AI is actually a really simple one. How to Beat AI: (Disclaimer – I was playing against Intermediate AI when I did this, so I have no idea if the expert AI will make the same mistakes) Be wary of the avenues of movement, and you should be fine. Attempt to view the board not in a linear fashion but as a whole. Most people will have trouble viewing this game board in its entirety simply because we are not familiar with it. IS and OS: The inside square and outside square are very important things to keep in mind. Try not to allow the opponent a route to a Mill if you can help it. The beginning placements of your tokens are paramount to you winning the game, so watch for these things. You can’t always do this, but you should at least try. By adjacent, I mean in the 3 move space diagonally right or left of the 3 move space. Lastly, do NOT allow the opponent to place 2 tokens on adjacent 3 move spaces (inside square and outside square of course). If the guide becomes too long for you to read, hopefully you’ll at least have read this part and can visualize the rest of the concept on your own. Unless you are blocking a Mill from happening, having more movement is always better than having less. ALWAYS begin at a 3 move space (also, try and always be first, unless you want a challenge). On the board are 8 spots where a token can move in 3 directions, and 8 other spots that they can only move in 2 (for those uninitiated to the obvious, the corner L spots are the 2 move areas). Starting Moves: Six Men’s Morris is a game that relies on movement, thus, it is keen of a player to place his token on a space where he can make multiple moves. This is merely a guide designed to HELP with the concept of the game, and hopefully beat the opponent at least once. In fact, a lot of the strategy is based of off the premises learned in tic-tac-toe, with a slight twist.
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Strategy: There is no 100% win guarantee to this game as any coherent player will know how to at least block any moves you are going to make. A “lock up” can only be possible of course if they have 4 or more pieces left on the board. The goal of the game is to bring the opponent down to 2 pieces, or lock them up so that they do not have any more moves to make. When a player is down to 3 pieces, he is allowed to “fly” or place any of his pieces anywhere he would like. If a player creates a Mill, or a line of 3 tokens, the player who placed the mill may take one of the opponent’s pieces. One player starts, then the other player takes their turn in placing a token on the board until all 6 tokens are placed. So you probably know by now that the game Six Men’s Morris is back in AC4, and the strategy works the same! So enjoy!Įach player has 6 tokens to place on a board that looks like this:
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