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Package: einstein
Version: 2.0.dfsg.2-3
Severity: wishlist
Einstein is a very nice puzzle, but there's one thing that annoys me about it:
It's not possible to "try" something. With an undo stack, this would be
possible:
- Every move is allowed, no information is given about correctness of it.
- Every move can be undone, and whole situations can be marked so as to make
"undo until marked situation" possible as a simple operation.
- There is a "commit" button, which makes the changes permanent. If something
was wrong, this is the moment you lose. The undo stack is cleared at commit
(since no undo is needed: it is given to be correct so far).
This would also solve the problem that misclicking makes you lose the game.
Thanks,
Bas
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I'm not convinced that the game needs this, and upstream doesn't seem to have
time to develop this. If you want to develop this, you can offer your help to
upstream.
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