Romain672

About the strategy of that suit and it's balance. It look like you only want to play one of the two next card of the suit. So initially you want...

> You can also explain this as a suit with 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 5 Where you have to play a greater number on top of the...

The only problem with '.5', is that you expect a 4.5. While with +/- you expect (at least more) a different behaviours, which is less precise, so better since there...

What I though is when you click on 'show others variants', instead of having the full list which isn't full anymore since there is too much variants, propose an amount...

I did it again, but with the stats instead of chosing myself. I take the top100 of all variants, then grouped the similar ones, then add some variants which make...

But I dont like this suit. You find many repetition. If from that list, you remove all the repetition of number of suit, you find that, which would be what...

Else, you can maybe goes in totally another area. Per example, here is the list of Towns on the world: http://www.geonames.org/advanced-search.html?q=&featureClass=P&startRow=0

I think I got a solution for the name. The 'black' or 'dark' suffixe remove: two 1, one 2, one 3, and one 4 to the suit. That mean 'Black...

Stacks are together, it doesn't matter (leftmost possible displayed). On my weird 'Pink Brown Twice', you can play i1>n2>n3>i1>n2>i4>i3>n5>n4>i5. (Remember the aim for us is to play with at least...

If #1929 is done, that would let you put all variants in the form 'X Y Twice'. So like '[Normal] Dark Red Twice (5 Suits)'. This variant would feature red,...