I oughta tell you...Lucier needs to stop doing things to my disc...because on Friday, I think she jumped inside my disc drive and messed it up! She has been quite unforgiving lately, especially in these highlights...doing tech I have never seen in my years of playing this game and forcing Master CPUs to play at her mercy...never have I ever met someone so conniving. Maybe this is payback for all those times I've slammed her at ping pong in resort...
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Wii Party is a party game created for the Nintendo Wii with the purpose of introducing a more socially-bound addition to the Mii-based Wii series. In the most popular mode, Board Game Island, four players, whether they be players or CPUs, compete to reach the top and claim the endless fortunes awaiting them. Movement is determined largely by rolling dice, but outside of special events, players can earn an extra die if they place in the top three of the round's 4-player minigame, which occurs at the beginning of each respective round. Getting first results in a 1-6 gold die, second is 1-3 silver, and third is a 1-2 bronze one. Therefore, this game puts a slight emphasis on competing to win these minigames, as there is a slightly higher chance of a big roll. Other events exist that use special die, regardless of minigame placement, include a dinosaur (+10 or -10), a tornado (4-6 back for another player), or a UFO (swaps player with rolled opponent). There are also events that may boost or set back a player based on outcome, such as winning a 1 vs 3, which advances the one player by 10 spaces. That should be enough for the algorithm. Let me know if you actually read this and have any questions. Thanks :)