John UM
The first time I opened the card game that came with Windows, it was already more than a decade ago
That is a computer class in elementary school, and everyone has nothing to do. This memory is vague – who went into the labyrinth of the old Windows system start menu and found the “game” in the “Programs-Attachments”? Which system is that? How many self-contained games are there in that system?
I can’t remember all of them
For a primary school student, these games are indeed hidden deep.
But there is one more thing I remember very clearly, the cards were lost to the 3D pinball in the entire class. After opening it out of curiosity, I never touched the card again
Until the day before yesterday, a netizen named avpogo awakened my memory with a photo
He posted in the game version of Reddit. The title of the post is “My 72-year-old father played 50,000 games of cards and only lost 15 games.” The picture is a picture of the victory after a game – the picture shows that this is avpogo’s father’s 50,000th game, and he won 49,985 games, the winning percentage is 99%
This “72-year-old father” lost only 15 games in the 50,000-game game
It seems that it’s not only me who keeps memories of playing cards in childhood. Reddit’s netizens quickly flooded into this post, watching the 72-year-old “card master” record. But the question has also followed
It has been pointed out that a winning percentage of up to 99% is impossible
The card’s losing card is generally due to the player’s improper operation, which causes the game to continue to the next step (that is, “go to death”). Netizens pointed out that on average, there will be a dead end in every 400 card games, and the death will not win. No matter how the player operates, there will be no cards at a certain step
Therefore, only 15 innings in the 50000 game is impossible in terms of probability. They think that either the netizen has forged a photo, or that his father is “very embarrassed” and will close the game directly in the event of a dead end, thus leaving no record of losing cards
Reddit users are arguing over this issue. Some people think that Microsoft should consider this issue, and there may be no deadness in its card games. Soon there will be players who are familiar with Microsoft card games, not so
A netizen claiming to be the “top 100 card player in the United States” claimed that “the random card of Microsoft Card Games did not stop the game.” He also told everyone that in addition to the “mathematically unsolvable” dead end, there are still some cards that can’t start. These cards add up to represent that nearly 20% of card games are impossible to win. (Detailed data is 8.5% to 18%).
Someone joked that “in the 16th game of the game, he finally learned to quit the game angrily.”
Avpogo, who posted soon, found that everyone started quarreling because of these things. After reading the comments of hundreds of netizens, he finally reacted.
His father is not playing cards at all, but is a freecell!
FreeCell Solitaire has a higher solvability rate. In the first free-standing Solitaire of the Windows system, only a few games were dead – the most famous #11982, and #-1 and #-2. Although the new version of the FreeCell has cancelled these numbers, the dead rate is still very low – as low as 99%
And the difficulty of the Solitaire is much lower than the card. The online free Solitaire tutorial all pointed out that “in essence, this game is very fast, the winning rate can be as high as 99.5%.”
In normal play, only #11982 is “dead”.
So the question is simply on the “son” of the post. He just saw the game interface and thought “this is a card” and sent a post
A 72-year-old man played 50,000 free tickets while his son didn’t even know what game he was playing. This seems to be a very ironic scene. Young people complain that their parents feel that all games are the same – “sometimes I watch live, they also think I am playing games!”
Now, as young people, do we know what our parents are playing on the computer or mobile phone, what is it called?