2048 - Revision history

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2024-10-20T15:10:44Z

Logic

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2600:8800:9E10:C000:880A:8DF1:99F8:7648: /* Logic */

2024-10-11T23:35:27Z

Logic

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R3pl1cant: go go ECMAScript

2014-03-28T00:51:22Z

go go ECMAScript

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	The documentation contained here in is unindented for the lulz and as a mechanism for learning and inquiry. The initial methodology will be based on reverse engineering the game play itself, and recreating the logic with original code. After this process there will likely be an analysis and comparison of the original code and further digging in to ideological differences, optimizations and possible alternatives.		The documentation contained here in is unindented for the lulz and as a mechanism for learning and inquiry. The initial methodology will be based on reverse engineering the game play itself, and recreating the logic with original code. After this process there will likely be an analysis and comparison of the original code and further digging in to ideological differences, optimizations and possible alternatives.

			Code samples are written in ECMA-262 edition 3

	== Layout ==		== Layout ==

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2014-03-28T00:47:54Z

Logic

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 The game starts with a simple randomization of two tiles placed on the board. The initial tiles have a value of either '2' or '4', and is heavily weighted towards a value of '2'.
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R3pl1cant: /* Logic */

2014-03-27T23:08:12Z

Logic

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	~~(placeholder for basic~~ game ~~logic)~~		=== Start State ===

			The game starts with a simple randomization of two tiles placed on the board. The initial tiles have a value of either '2' or '4', and is heavily weighted towards a value of '2'.




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R3pl1cant: /* Layout */

2014-03-27T22:44:53Z

Layout

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			The basic game layout is based on a 4x4 grid of tiles.

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	== Logic ==		== Logic ==

R3pl1cant: take'n shizzle apart

2014-03-27T22:32:30Z

take'n shizzle apart

New page

This page is a dissection of the massive time hole game otherwise known as '''2048'''

Since this game has been remarkably successful at gobbling up time in a possibly pointless sort of way, lets see if we can take apart the mechanics of it as an example of fundamental game architecture and development.

http://gabrielecirulli.github.io/2048/

The documentation contained here in is unindented for the lulz and as a mechanism for learning and inquiry. The initial methodology will be based on reverse engineering the game play itself, and recreating the logic with original code. After this process there will likely be an analysis and comparison of the original code and further digging in to ideological differences, optimizations and possible alternatives.

== Layout ==

(placeholder for diagram of layout)

== Logic ==

(placeholder for basic game logic)

[[Category:Replicant]]