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jh0l commented May 22, 2020

for scoring on the wall, when we're counting adjacent linked tiles next to a tile that is being placed on a wall, are we placing each tile on the wall before the next one is counted, or are we only counting tiles on the wall from previous rounds when counting adjacent linked tiles next to a tile that is being placed on a wall?

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jh0l commented May 22, 2020

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for scoring on the wall, when we're counting adjacent linked tiles next to a tile that is being placed on a wall, are we placing each tile on the wall before the next one is counted, or are we only counting tiles on the wall from previous rounds when counting adjacent linked tiles next to a tile that is being placed on a wall?

My understanding (could be wrong) was that tiles are placed on wall one at a time, beginning from the top row of the storage rows, going down. Thus, scores would be based on the time of placement. Therefore, you would score for a tile in the same turn only if it was above it on the storage rows.

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From the rules:

Go through your pattern lines from top to bottom. Move the rightmost tile of each complete line to the space of the same color in the corresponding line of your wall. Each time you move a tile, score points immediately (see Scoring).

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jh0l commented May 22, 2020

alright cool

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