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[pimpinmidget]

[TheRealPip]

Unactivated set?

[thebruce]

Well sure, for practical purposes, activated/unactivated won't matter once the game's done, but it's still a significant difference for a collector, for whom practicality didn't matter in the first place. There'd still be a difference

And (I think your comment indicated you knew this) the SASE only gets you codes, not cards, so it's not about unactivated codes as much as it is the cards that hold them.

Interestingly, anyone holding a full unactivated set might hvae to protect it, as there may be some out there wanting to devalue those sets by finding even just one code in that full set and activating one card so it's no longer an unactivated set. (well, actually that wouldn't be a problem once the activation method is no longer around, so that's moot).
heh, it's like a little collector's minigame as long as the game's running

[TheGMan]

The Cards

[FLgata]

Natalie's Strategy

[thebruce]

tip: on later levels, when you need to score 4 in a row, you might need to sacrifice a turn or two (-points) to line up symbols in a row (+megapoints)...

[pimpinmidget]

I think that there are only 5 levels.

at the "how to play" screen it says that "There are 5 different levels"

The game ends after finishing level 5

[FLgata]

Thanks!

[Maggie]

Re: So... these shared codes....

[Maggie]

[thebruce]

yes, again, each book comes with the same 6 cards printed with the same single code, but each set of 6 cards - each book - has a different code. Enter the code, and you automatically unlock all 6 of those cards. Buying multiple books is in effect redundant, because it just gives you duplicates of the same cards.
Buy three of Book 1, activate 3 codes, earn 3 copies of each of the 6 cards that come with book 1.

The individual cards all have unique codes that are one use only.
The special cards (400+) only use one code each, globally - thus they're shareable (ie all #402 cards have the same code).

So, we have:
1) Each book has a unique one-use code printed on each of its six cards.
1b) Each book has one shareable card with a unique code that can be reused indefinitely.
2) Individual standard cards have their own unique one-use codes.
3) Special cards 400+ have a single code for each number which is also shareable (ie once someone knows the code for say 408, everyone can use that code and get 408)

[TheRealPip]

Physical cards for 400+

[Maggie]

2nd Clue

[thebruce]

well, not sure how to get the 2nd clue then, because I've done all the profile tasks (4 listed so far, each solved), and done what I can for each of the inbox item (now showing 4 for Cahill, Tomas, and 2 for Lucian).

I'm only missing a select few cards now. So unless the clues open up with certain cards being activated, I'm not sure where this 2nd clue is coming from. Or unless each country's clues are activated differently. *shrug*

[TheRealPip]

my thoughts on the 2nd clue