Minecraft PC IP: play.cubecraft.net
How does this count as a loss?
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As far as I know, I don't see this as a glitch since many players use this strategy to prevent you from winning. On top of that, it's irritating when you have someone who's constantly targeting you the entire game while using the advantage of this kind of microgames
Casualpoalrbear
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No I meant my score. I built ten blocks up which is the goal and I didn't win. I know the strat of stopping people from building up.As far as I know, I don't see this as a glitch since many players use this strategy to prevent you from winning. On top of that, it's irritating when you have someone who's constantly targeting you the entire game while using the advantage of this kind of microgames
Watching this, it appears the 3rd block you placed caused the counter at the bottom of the screen to increment twice instead of once. You only stacked 9 blocks instead of ten, and the counter at the bottom of the screen was incorrect. You could probably report this as a bug.
I think this glitch happened to me one time; I assumed that I had accidentally placed 9 instead of 10 blocks, but I thought the counter said 10
Casualpoalrbear
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That can't be though. I still ended on 10 blocks in my inventory. which wouldn't of happened unless I placed 10 blocks. I think maybe they set up the game wrong so that 10/10 just doesn't win you the game.
My mistake, the first two blocks you placed seemed like you placed them very quickly, and the counter seems to update at inconsistent times.
Casualpoalrbear
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It's cool bro. It was a reasonable reason. I only really caught it because I did another game and made sure to count after palceing each block and it still happened l
Have you won the microgame after placing only 10 blocks before, or was it just this time? (or times similar to this)
There’s some way that the game records the number of blocks a player has stacked…
So, there has to be 10 blocks in a row. You placed 10 blocks in a row, so it’s probably not an issue with that. I guess it’s related to counting
I wonder what would happen if you jumped in place after placing the 10th block, but without placing another, (Just a random idea that probably won’t work)
There’s some way that the game records the number of blocks a player has stacked…
So, there has to be 10 blocks in a row. You placed 10 blocks in a row, so it’s probably not an issue with that. I guess it’s related to counting
I wonder what would happen if you jumped in place after placing the 10th block, but without placing another, (Just a random idea that probably won’t work)
Ive never actually seen this happen to me at all, thats new
