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My neice Kylie, who is nearly three years old, recently was asking me to let her play a game on my computer, so I let her play Grow . I thaught it would be one she could have fun with, and she could just point to which object she wanted to play next. She really seems to like the game and kept asking to play again. on her first try she got all the items but the pipe and the robot to their final levels (which is better than i did my first try).
I was going to post this in the thread that was made before about grow, but couldn't find it.
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oh and I also recomend the highly addictive game Tontie , i have gotten all the way to level 20 so far. Posts: 2332 | Registered: Jul 2003
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I can never get more than 3 objects maxed. There doesn't seem to be any particular pattern to it...
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I'm confused too. Is there any rhyme or reason to this game? Or are you just trying to find the correct order to get them all maxed out?
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Finding the correct order to max them all out IS the game. It's actually pretty easy if you know how to count and are willing to write things down.
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I take it no one's trying Tontie ? It's a much more straightforward game, to me at least. And I've gotten to level twenty too Posts: 1056 | Registered: Mar 2002
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Lets see, I can make the evil tornado, the evil mountains, and the evil ladder, and there can't be an evil windmill, I think (due to it needing to leave for the evil tornado to appear). Can anything else be made evil? I haven't been able to make the pipe do any different so far, but perhaps it can be made evil (the lake of lava would suggest that).
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Not very evil, but off the normal path and caused by one of the evil things. Under the right conditions, the evil tornado will lightning zap the ladder, causing it to have evil purple power zooming.
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I've been busy, so I've been lurking a lot lately.
In Tontie, what are the instructions saying for Level 7? Do you lose life for not hitting the things with the ball and chains?
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It's a mace! I spent a whole day trying to figure it out way back wen. And you don't lose life for not hitting it.
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and this one: GROW Cube which kylie has asked to play many times, she likes watching the little guys run around, and i have no clue how to get it to max out.
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The stupid people in the cube take too long to do their thing every turn. Nonetheless, victory is mine.
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I refuse to be drawn back into trying to figure out the grow game, because I don't have mind strategic enough to recall combination. I get frustrated and then I explode.
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Yesh, they do seem to take forever, and there is a ton of stuff that happens after the RPG is done, which kind of annoys me at times.
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Not that long, Teshi. 20 minutes? The main chunk of this one is pretty easy. Heck, it's the weekend. What else are you going to do?
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ahhh... GROW... this was the game that I spent two days mastering last year instead of writing a paper. It's fun, it's addicting, and heck, it's a complete waste of time. Why not give it a try today?
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I'm going to research and write an essay that explains the actions of one of the "actors" during the Suez Crisis as seen through either three levels of analysis or through various theories (liberalism, realism, constructivism, etc.) and then I'm going to say which one best explains said actions.
Believe me, GROW would be a lot more fun.
And BtL, I've spent way longer than 20 minutes playing that game and my brain just can't tabulate information enough to do it that fast. To do it would require me taking notes.
You're some kind of scientific person, aren't you?
EDIT: There's no such thing as the Suex Crisis, although I'm sure it would be far more interesting than the Suez Crisis.
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I finally got the cube sussed. I liked the way it ended... now, if only I hadn't spent my whole day doing that instead of working lol!
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I liked the Grow Cube a lot more than the sphere. Took two hours of my life that I'll never get back, but hey, it was pretty entertaining. Posts: 1681 | Registered: Jun 2004
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I finally got the cube and the sphere this morning. The cube was much easier and more entertaining. If the RPG didn't take so long, I would be trying to beat that as well. Grow is pretty fun!
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Grisha, where's that game that you had to find a path through by pushing the cursor keys and the ball would fly until it hit a wall or fell off the edge? That one looked really addictive to me.
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