Parchís 3.7.8

Do you want to try new versions? At the bottom you have a link to become a beta tester. OPTIONS: • You can save/load the game. • You can play against friends and/or the CPU (same device only) • You can vary the speed of the dice and the chips. • Option for automatic movements. • Show statistics of the progress of each player, dice thrown, chips eaten... • Score based on progress, number of dice thrown, chips eaten, etc... • Option to show the destination of the chips. • Board selection for 3,4,5 or 6 players. • Variations of the game. • Play as a team (with the possibility of also moving jug tokens from our team). • Set the number of tiles to play with (1-8). ★ Permissions - Storage access: to be able to read custom boards. ★ Boards For those of you who have difficulty using the additional boards or for convenience, you can use the \Parchís Boards\ application to install them easily. Remember that you can modify them and play with your custom board. Clarifications: ★ Why are there different difficulties? Shouldn't the die roll ALWAYS random numbers? The difficulty level has nothing to do with how the dice values ​​are generated. The die is rolled the same way for all players and they all use the same AI. The AI ​​is a succession of situations, as soon as one is fulfilled, the CPU decides which piece to move. Before moving the token, depending on the difficulty, the CPU decides whether to listen to the AI. CPU* will listen to the AI ​​50% of the time and CPU** 75%. If not, he will look at the following situation and reconsider whether he pays attention or not. That is to say, the intelligence of the CPU is established based on whether it pays more or less attention to the AI, not on whether it should roll a certain die value. ★ The CPU puts out the numbers it needs to kill. The AI ​​tries to move the tokens so that it has a better chance of killing enemies and/or is less threatened by them. By activating the Cheat option you can see the dice that will be thrown in the following turns. The CPU can't roll the right dice to kill since it doesn't know which token we're going to move. ★ The CPU always kills if we are within range. You can see that is not true in the statistics. On the \Eat Chip Odds\ screen, the percentages on the right tell us how many times a player/CPU has had someone in their shot, they have killed. If true, that percentage would be 100%. ★ The dice are not random. Loading a game repeats the throws. Internally, the dice are rolled for the next 5 turns in case we activate the Cheat option and they must be shown. They are saved when saving or minimizing the game, so that when loading a game the next 5 throws are repeated. It is not that the launches are established a priori to favor the machine. ★ Despite everything, I still think he cheats. Use the \Cheat: use preset dice series\ option. In this way, before the start of the game, the dice that each player will roll are randomly generated. You can change the series by pressing a button. Then set which player will use each color so you see they don't spawn based on set players. Thus, there can be no doubt that the game rolls the dice that benefit you in each situation since they are previously defined. Remember to deactivate this option or generate new series to avoid repeating the dice each game.