A Girl Figures Out How to Win in ‘Minesweeper’ Every Time! Most of Us Have Been Doing It All Wrong!

    A girl called Paisley decided to explain to anybody how you should actually play Minesweeper – a game that everybody who has got a computer knows. Her video was seen by 4 million people in just 4 days, winning 0.5 million likes.

    A Girl Figures Out How to Win in ‘Minesweeper’ Every  Time! Most of Us Have Been Doing It All Wrong!
    Greg

    7:35 PM EDT, October 2, 2021

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    'Let's do something different for a change...'

    I guess Paisle hadn't expected her short and simple video to go viral. As before she had been sharing only family stuff and never got more than 5,000 views, a few day ago she decided to share something completely different.

    'In a moment I will make your high school dreams come true because I will show you how to play this stupid game...'

    - this is how Paisley starts the video. Then, step by step, she explains how to handle the digits popping up on your Minesweeper screen and how to recognize whether a given square hides a bomb or not.

    Bingo!

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    A vast majority of the 6,000 comments she has got point out that Paisle tutorial is a sensational discovery. Only a fraction of them express a surprise that the rules of Minesweeper were not obvious for everyone.

    This is how you play the game.

    For those who still don't know the rules of Minesweeper – if the digit is '1', it means that on any of the neighboring squares there is a mine. If it's '2', it means there are two around. Using that knowledge you can figure out where all the mines are buried.

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    The blessing of ignorance

    Do you understand the rules now? If you don't, that's not a big deal. Quite a few people watching her tutorial still couldn’t work out what it is all about. Apparently, some of us are doomed to stay ignorant forever...

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