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Romain672: Precision false removed. If I have g235 and g5 task, there is value of comm g2- to play g3 and make others know i still got another card than g5

2022-10-01T21:01:55Z

Precision false removed. If I have g235 and g5 task, there is value of comm g2- to play g3 and make others know i still got another card than g5

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	# If no, and it’s in a color he holds a task, and winning it with it is difficult/impossible, that means he got a rocket, and wants to win the task of that color with it.		# If no, and it’s in a color he holds a task, and winning it with it is difficult/impossible, that means he got a rocket, and wants to win the task of that color with it.
	# If no, and it’s highest on a color he holds no tasks, that seems to say he wants to win his other task(s) using that color.		# If no, and it’s highest on a color he holds no tasks, that seems to say he wants to win his other task(s) using that color.
	# If no, and it’s lowest while he holds a task of that color, that seems to say he got his own task ~~(and another card higher than his task card)~~.		# If no, and it’s lowest while he holds a task of that color, that seems to say he got his own task.


	For a detailed guide, go here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w4rU2aaTluTH91sfSKyxd0shhHKpnPCaZCTxkl4PHOQ/edit (skip to part c) if you already read this).		For a detailed guide, go here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w4rU2aaTluTH91sfSKyxd0shhHKpnPCaZCTxkl4PHOQ/edit (skip to part c) if you already read this).

Romain672: precision

2022-07-09T07:23:43Z

precision

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	# If no, and it’s in a color he holds a task, and winning it with it is difficult/impossible, that means he got a rocket, and wants to win the task of that color with it.		# If no, and it’s in a color he holds a task, and winning it with it is difficult/impossible, that means he got a rocket, and wants to win the task of that color with it.
	# If no, and it’s highest on a color he holds no tasks, that seems to say he wants to win his other task(s) using that color.		# If no, and it’s highest on a color he holds no tasks, that seems to say he wants to win his other task(s) using that color.
	# If no, and it’s lowest while he holds a task of that color, that seems to say he got his own task.		# If no, and it’s lowest while he holds a task of that color, that seems to say he got his own task (and another card higher than his task card).


	For a detailed guide, go here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w4rU2aaTluTH91sfSKyxd0shhHKpnPCaZCTxkl4PHOQ/edit (skip to part c) if you already read this).		For a detailed guide, go here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w4rU2aaTluTH91sfSKyxd0shhHKpnPCaZCTxkl4PHOQ/edit (skip to part c) if you already read this).

Romain672: precision

2022-02-12T21:43:53Z

precision

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	# If you have 2+ rockets OR at 5 players, it may be a good idea to take a task of a suit that you do not have any cards of (or have just 1 of it), especially in later missions. If you got only 1 rocket, try to avoid it (higher chance other players get high cards on that color).		# If you have 2+ rockets OR at 5 players, it may be a good idea to take a task of a suit that you do not have any cards of (or have just 1 of it), especially in later missions. If you got only 1 rocket, try to avoid it (higher chance other players get high cards on that color).
	# If you have rocket 3 and rocket 4, play rocket 3 first as a means of communicating your rockets. (commander always have the rocket 4)		# If you have rocket 3 and rocket 4, play rocket 3 first as a means of communicating your rockets. (commander always have the rocket 4)
	# Draining rockets by playing them first is usually not a good idea.		# Draining rockets by playing them first is usually not a good idea (except if you got at least 3).
	# Take the lowest task you don't hold first when picking tasks: it's easier for someone to gain a task which is higher than his higher card of the color, than to win a low task he is holding.		# Take the lowest task you don't hold first when picking tasks: it's easier for someone to gain a task which is higher than his higher card of the color, than to win a low task he is holding.
	# In variant specific missions, give more value to later calls. They got more information to make their choice.		# In variant specific missions, give more value to later calls. They got more information to make their choice.

TensorosneT: minor changes to improve clarity

2021-10-30T15:45:35Z

minor changes to improve clarity

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	# Draining rockets by playing them first is usually not a good idea.		# Draining rockets by playing them first is usually not a good idea.
	# Take the lowest task you don't hold first when picking tasks: it's easier for someone to gain a task which is higher than his higher card of the color, than to win a low task he is holding.		# Take the lowest task you don't hold first when picking tasks: it's easier for someone to gain a task which is higher than his higher card of the color, than to win a low task he is holding.
	# In variant specific missions, ~~put~~ more value to later calls. They got more information to make their choice.		# In variant specific missions, give more value to later calls. They got more information to make their choice.


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	# If yes, assume that until you get contradictory information (the first card discarded by that person is really important).		# If yes, assume that until you get contradictory information (the first card discarded by that person is really important).
	# If no, and it’s in a color he holds a task, and winning it with it is difficult/impossible, that means he got a rocket, and wants to win the task of that color with it.		# If no, and it’s in a color he holds a task, and winning it with it is difficult/impossible, that means he got a rocket, and wants to win the task of that color with it.
	# If no, and it’s highest on a color he holds no tasks, that seems to say he wants to win his other~~(s)~~ task(s) on that color.		# If no, and it’s highest on a color he holds no tasks, that seems to say he wants to win his other task(s) using that color.
	# If no, and it’s lowest while he holds a task on that color, that seems to say he got his own task.		# If no, and it’s lowest while he holds a task of that color, that seems to say he got his own task.


	For a detailed guide, go here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w4rU2aaTluTH91sfSKyxd0shhHKpnPCaZCTxkl4PHOQ/edit (skip to part c) if you already read this).		For a detailed guide, go here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w4rU2aaTluTH91sfSKyxd0shhHKpnPCaZCTxkl4PHOQ/edit (skip to part c) if you already read this).

Romain672: precision

2021-08-03T04:56:44Z

precision

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	# Mentally calculate the tricks performed when choosing tasks. This is particularly helpful when there are multiple tasks of the same suit.		# Mentally calculate the tricks performed when choosing tasks. This is particularly helpful when there are multiple tasks of the same suit.
	# If you have 2+ rockets OR at 5 players, it may be a good idea to take a task of a suit that you do not have any cards of (or have just 1 of it), especially in later missions. If you got only 1 rocket, try to avoid it (higher chance other players get high cards on that color).		# If you have 2+ rockets OR at 5 players, it may be a good idea to take a task of a suit that you do not have any cards of (or have just 1 of it), especially in later missions. If you got only 1 rocket, try to avoid it (higher chance other players get high cards on that color).
	# If you have rocket 3 and rocket 4, play rocket 3 first as a means of communicating your rockets.		# If you have rocket 3 and rocket 4, play rocket 3 first as a means of communicating your rockets. (commander always have the rocket 4)
	# Draining rockets by playing them first is usually not a good idea.		# Draining rockets by playing them first is usually not a good idea.
	# Take the lowest task you don't hold first when picking tasks: it's easier for someone to gain a task which is higher than his higher card of the color, than to win a low task he is holding.		# Take the lowest task you don't hold first when picking tasks: it's easier for someone to gain a task which is higher than his higher card of the color, than to win a low task he is holding.

Nidhoeggr42 at 22:15, 4 July 2021

2021-07-04T22:15:11Z

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	About communications:		About communications:
	As a general rule, always assume the communication means the minimum amount of cards (so communicate y3 is the lowest yellow card tells he got only two yellows, potentially yellow 3 and yellow 9), then wonder if that makes sense to tell it or not :		As a general rule, always assume the communication means the minimum amount of cards (so communicate y3 is the lowest yellow card tells he got only two yellows, potentially yellow 3 and yellow 9), then wonder if that makes sense to tell it or not:
	# If yes, assume that until you get contradictory information (the first card discarded by that person is really important).		# If yes, assume that until you get contradictory information (the first card discarded by that person is really important).
	# If no, and it’s in a color he holds a task, and winning it with it is difficult/impossible, that means he got a rocket, and wants to win the task of that color with it.		# If no, and it’s in a color he holds a task, and winning it with it is difficult/impossible, that means he got a rocket, and wants to win the task of that color with it.

Romain672: typos

2021-06-22T21:51:33Z

typos

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	# On the other hand, don’t try to keep your communication for later. If the game could be lost in one trick, usually communicate immediately.		# On the other hand, don’t try to keep your communication for later. If the game could be lost in one trick, usually communicate immediately.
	# Mentally calculate the tricks performed when choosing tasks. This is particularly helpful when there are multiple tasks of the same suit.		# Mentally calculate the tricks performed when choosing tasks. This is particularly helpful when there are multiple tasks of the same suit.
	# If you have 2+ rockets OR at ~~5players~~, it may be a good idea to take a task of a suit that you do not have any cards of (or have just 1 of it), especially in later missions. If you got only 1 rocket, try to avoid it (higher chance ~~others~~ players ~~got~~ high ~~card~~ on that color).		# If you have 2+ rockets OR at 5 players, it may be a good idea to take a task of a suit that you do not have any cards of (or have just 1 of it), especially in later missions. If you got only 1 rocket, try to avoid it (higher chance other players get high cards on that color).
	# If you have rocket 3 and rocket 4, play rocket 3 first as a means of communicating your rockets.		# If you have rocket 3 and rocket 4, play rocket 3 first as a means of communicating your rockets.
	# Draining rockets by playing them first is usually not a good idea.		# Draining rockets by playing them first is usually not a good idea.
	# Take lowest task you don't hold first when picking tasks: it's easier for someone to gain a task which is higher than his higher card of the color, than to win a low task he is holding.		# Take the lowest task you don't hold first when picking tasks: it's easier for someone to gain a task which is higher than his higher card of the color, than to win a low task he is holding.
	# In ~~variants~~ specific missions, put more value to later calls. They got more ~~informations~~ to make their choice.		# In variant specific missions, put more value to later calls. They got more information to make their choice.

Romain672: +1tip / add Usually / Rewrite of 5

2021-06-22T21:46:20Z

+1tip / add Usually / Rewrite of 5

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	These tips are a big summary. There are lots of exceptions.		These tips are a big summary. There are lots of exceptions.

	# ~~Do NOT~~ take tasks of low values if you have that card.		# Usually don't take tasks of low values if you have that card.
	# ~~Do NOT~~ communicate if you see no problems in achieving the task. Reserve communication for problems.		# Usually don't communicate if you see no problems in achieving the task. Reserve communication for problems.
	# On the other hand, don’t try to keep your communication for later. If the game could be lost in one trick, usually communicate immediately.		# On the other hand, don’t try to keep your communication for later. If the game could be lost in one trick, usually communicate immediately.
	# Mentally calculate the tricks performed when choosing tasks. This is particularly helpful when there are multiple tasks of the same suit.		# Mentally calculate the tricks performed when choosing tasks. This is particularly helpful when there are multiple tasks of the same suit.
	# If you have 2+ rockets at 5players ~~or in later missions~~, it may be a good idea to take a task of a suit that you do not have any cards of (or have just 1 of it). If you got only 1 rocket, ~~TRY~~ to avoid it.		# If you have 2+ rockets OR at 5players, it may be a good idea to take a task of a suit that you do not have any cards of (or have just 1 of it), especially in later missions. If you got only 1 rocket, try to avoid it (higher chance others players got high card on that color).
	# If you have rocket 3 and rocket 4, play rocket 3 first as a means of communicating your rockets.		# If you have rocket 3 and rocket 4, play rocket 3 first as a means of communicating your rockets.
	# Draining rockets by playing them first is usually not a good idea.		# Draining rockets by playing them first is usually not a good idea.
			# Take lowest task you don't hold first when picking tasks: it's easier for someone to gain a task which is higher than his higher card of the color, than to win a low task he is holding.
	# In variants specific missions, put more value to later calls. They got more informations to make their choice.		# In variants specific missions, put more value to later calls. They got more informations to make their choice.

Romain672: Order (most commun first)

2021-06-22T21:38:19Z

Order (most commun first)

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	About communications:		About communications:
	As a general rule, always assume the communication means the minimum amount of cards (so communicate y3 is the lowest yellow card tells he got only two yellows, potentially yellow 3 and yellow 9), then wonder if that makes sense to tell it or not :		As a general rule, always assume the communication means the minimum amount of cards (so communicate y3 is the lowest yellow card tells he got only two yellows, potentially yellow 3 and yellow 9), then wonder if that makes sense to tell it or not :
	# If yes, assume that until you get contradictory information (the first card discarded by that person is really important)		# If yes, assume that until you get contradictory information (the first card discarded by that person is really important).
	~~# If no, and it’s lowest while he holds a task on that color, that seems to say he got his own task~~
	~~# If no, and it’s highest on a color he holds no tasks, that seems to say he wants to win his other(s) task(s) on that color~~
	# If no, and it’s in a color he holds a task, and winning it with it is difficult/impossible, that means he got a rocket, and wants to win the task of that color with it.		# If no, and it’s in a color he holds a task, and winning it with it is difficult/impossible, that means he got a rocket, and wants to win the task of that color with it.
			# If no, and it’s highest on a color he holds no tasks, that seems to say he wants to win his other(s) task(s) on that color.
			# If no, and it’s lowest while he holds a task on that color, that seems to say he got his own task.


	For a detailed guide, go here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w4rU2aaTluTH91sfSKyxd0shhHKpnPCaZCTxkl4PHOQ/edit (skip to part c) if you already read this).		For a detailed guide, go here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w4rU2aaTluTH91sfSKyxd0shhHKpnPCaZCTxkl4PHOQ/edit (skip to part c) if you already read this).

Romain672: changing y3- and y39 by their full explanations

2021-06-10T15:45:02Z

changing y3- and y39 by their full explanations

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	About communications:		About communications:
	As a general rule, always assume the communication means the minimum amount of cards (so a y3~~- comm~~ tells he got only two yellows, potentially ~~y39~~), then wonder if that makes sense to tell it or not :		As a general rule, always assume the communication means the minimum amount of cards (so communicate y3 is the lowest yellow card tells he got only two yellows, potentially yellow 3 and yellow 9), then wonder if that makes sense to tell it or not :
	# If yes, assume that until you get contradictory information (the first card discarded by that person is really important)		# If yes, assume that until you get contradictory information (the first card discarded by that person is really important)
	# If no, and it’s lowest while he holds a task on that color, that seems to say he got his own task		# If no, and it’s lowest while he holds a task on that color, that seems to say he got his own task