Helixileh As A Forcing Method

[Xrynoxel]

Helixileh

 

This is a logic game, and the rules are simple. It can be played with an infinite number of players, for an infinite period of time, but interestingly; it can be used in forcing. I am about to show you why.

 

Here is the board you play on. You start on the red.

 

 

First you select a word; it can be any word, but for this example we will use "tulpa". Then your tulpa (or another person), must then associate with a word with all adjacent spaces. In this case you rotate around the center. Like so. Green was Zeni's move.

 

 

Now that it is again my move, I have no now associate my next word, phrase, or concept with both adjacent spaces. YOU CANNOT REPEAT THE SAME THING TWICE ON THE SAME BOARD.

 

 

Continue to alternate between you and your tulpa. Eventually you will reach a point where you will begin associating 3 words, instead of 2. The blue space shows this, it is my turn (Red Player)

 

 

I stopped after 3 rings, but you can do this pretty much indefinitely. It doesn't have to be serious either, it just has to be unique. Just make sure that it isn't you filling in the space, and that it is your tulpa. Have the tulpa answer. It will quickly help develop the tulpa's personality.

 

 

I hoped this tutorial helped you some. You can always use google if you are having trouble with how helixileh works.

[Guest Anonymous]

Approved for it's new tipsy home.

[Averian]

approved for tips

[Linkzelda]

8/9 Approve, going to Tips & Tricks.

[Quilten]

This is freaking awesome, we love it. Thanks for posting it! Played it with Q, Jira, and my friend Julia with some...interesting results.

 

I was actually wondering if it would be possible for someone to program a website that allowed multiple people to play the game at once, where one person starts and then the next person goes, and so on and so forth. It would be interesting, and I'd love to try it out. Unfortunately, I have never particularly taken an interest in web design or programming in general outside of a ludicrously lareg word-based RPG I made in TI BASIC in the 8th grade. It would be cool if someone could do this.

[garland]

Jeez am i the only person here which find this game confusing? Can anyone help me understand how this is played? if possible by private message. (not sure if this is because english not being my native language and because of having literal thinking but the explanations in the instructions are very confusing to me)