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Qbert64: Added a note about self-replacement

2024-05-15T19:43:17Z

Added a note about self-replacement

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	Be careful to keep a watchful eye on your opponents what they want, and try and deny it to the extent possible.		Be careful to keep a watchful eye on your opponents what they want, and try and deny it to the extent possible.

			Don't be afraid to replace your own pieces, when necessary. For instance, if you start with 1, 13, 14, 20 on the diagonal, you know you'll have to replace the 13 or 14 eventually (since there's no number that fits between them). The best would be to replace the 13 with something like a 6, 7 or 8, so if you get the chance to do this, take it as soon as possible to give yourself more options for future moves.

2022-05-17T23:08:55Z

Revert vandalism

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	~~Diagon alley isn~~'t ~~his~~ for ~~Harry Potter diagonals are everywhere and are very useful for this game~~		The numbers should be spaced apart evenly to increase the probability of getting the numbers you want. You don't want to be stuck in a situation where only one specific number will work for you.
	~~Try~~ to ~~get~~ numbers ~~in line with numbers what are near~~ the ~~same like~~ 1 ~~4 5~~ 7 ~~instead of~~ 1 ~~6 10~~ 4
			Thus it makes sense to spread out the numbers. The ideal top left corner is 1. The ideal bottom right corner is 20. That's a no-brainer.

			Then the ideal diagonal (top-left to bottom right) is 1, 7, 14, 20.

			The ideal other diagonal is 11, 11, 11, 11.

			The ideal first row is 1, 4, 7, 11 and so on, and so forth.

			Just keep this grid in your mind, and keep filling the numbers as they come.

			Be careful to keep a watchful eye on your opponents what they want, and try and deny it to the extent possible.

2022-05-09T19:40:08Z

fix grammer

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	~~diagon~~ alley isn't his for Harry Potter ~~diaganels~~ are everywhere and are very useful for this game		Diagon alley isn't his for Harry Potter diagonals are everywhere and are very useful for this game
	Try to get numbers in line with numbers what are near the same like 1 4 5 7 instead of 1 6 10 -4		Try to get numbers in line with numbers what are near the same like 1 4 5 7 instead of 1 6 10 4

2022-04-28T15:20:15Z

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	~~Hey~~		diagon alley isn't his for Harry Potter diaganels are everywhere and are very useful for this game
			Try to get numbers in line with numbers what are near the same like 1 4 5 7 instead of 1 6 10 -4

2022-04-28T07:05:43Z

Replaced content with "Hey"

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	~~The numbers should be spaced apart evenly to increase the probability of getting the numbers you want. You don't want to be stuck in a situation where only one specific number will work for you.~~		Hey

	~~Thus it makes sense to spread out the numbers. The ideal top left corner is 1. The ideal bottom right corner is 20. That's a no-brainer.~~

	~~Then the ideal diagonal (top-left to bottom right) is 1, 7, 14, 20.~~

	~~The ideal other diagonal is 11, 11, 11, 11.~~

	~~The ideal first row is 1, 4, 7, 11~~
	~~and so on, and so forth.~~

	~~Just keep this grid in your mind, and keep filling the numbers as they come.~~

	~~Be careful to keep a watchful eye on your opponents what they want, and try and deny it to the extent possible.~~

	~~Good luck!~~

2022-04-27T12:39:29Z

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	The numbers ~~adjacent to your top left and bottom right~~ should be ~~as close~~ to ~~those~~ numbers ~~as possible~~.		The numbers should be spaced apart evenly to increase the probability of getting the numbers you want. You don't want to be stuck in a situation where only one specific number will work for you.

	~~Placing equal~~ numbers on a ~~(bottom~~-~~left to top-right) diagonal does not reduce your options in any meaningful way, so it should be aimed for~~.		Thus it makes sense to spread out the numbers. The ideal top left corner is 1. The ideal bottom right corner is 20. That's a no-brainer.

	~~==Diagonals Everywhere!==~~		Then the ideal diagonal (top-left to bottom right) is 1, 7, 14, 20.

	~~💡Create a middle~~ diagonal ~~(bottom-left to top-right) of tens (plus or minus-ish). That will divide the board into places for 1-10 and 10-20. A place for everything and everything in it's place~~.		The ideal other diagonal is 11, 11, 11, 11.

	~~💡Go further~~, ~~create 3 middle diagonals: 5-10-15 (plus or minus-ish)~~. ~~Such an orderly room~~. ~~Now put away all~~ your ~~toys~~.		The ideal first row is 1, 4, 7, 11
			and so on, and so forth.

			Just keep this grid in your mind, and keep filling the numbers as they come.

			Be careful to keep a watchful eye on your opponents what they want, and try and deny it to the extent possible.

			Good luck!

2022-04-19T12:07:00Z

remove generic life advice

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	1. The numbers adjacent to your top left and bottom right should be as close to those numbers as possible.		The numbers adjacent to your top left and bottom right should be as close to those numbers as possible.

	2. Placing equal numbers on a (bottom-left to top-right) diagonal does not reduce your options in any meaningful way, so it should be aimed for.		Placing equal numbers on a (bottom-left to top-right) diagonal does not reduce your options in any meaningful way, so it should be aimed for.

	~~3. Be Lucky.~~		==Diagonals Everywhere!==

	4. ~~Win with pride but lose with dignity~~		💡Create a middle diagonal (bottom-left to top-right) of tens (plus or minus-ish). That will divide the board into places for 1-10 and 10-20. A place for everything and everything in it's place.


			💡Go further, create 3 middle diagonals: 5-10-15 (plus or minus-ish). Such an orderly room. Now put away all your toys.
	~~====Diagonals Everywhere!====~~

	💡
	~~Create a middle diagonal (bottom-left to top-right) of tens (plus or minus-ish). That will divide the board into places for 1-10 and 10-20. A place for everything and everything in it's place.~~


	💡
	Go further, create 3 middle diagonals: 5-10-15 (plus or minus-ish). Such an orderly room. Now put away all your toys.



	~~Have lots of fun and do not hate people!~~

2022-04-16T13:55:22Z

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	~~===Diagon Alley isn't just for Harry Potter===~~
	====Diagonals Everywhere!====		====Diagonals Everywhere!====

2021-09-03T19:02:12Z

Diagon Alley isn't just for Harry Potter

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	Have lots of fun and do not hate people!		Have lots of fun and do not hate people!



	~~GO AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE NORRIS NUTS ON YOUTUBE AND BECOME A LEGEND!!~~

2021-08-30T11:36:46Z

Diagonals Everywhere! Booom

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	Go further, create 3 middle diagonals: 5-10-15 (plus or minus-ish). Such an orderly room. Now put away all your toys.		Go further, create 3 middle diagonals: 5-10-15 (plus or minus-ish). Such an orderly room. Now put away all your toys.



			Have lots of fun and do not hate people!



			GO AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE NORRIS NUTS ON YOUTUBE AND BECOME A LEGEND!!