The Mind Game: Addition and Multiplication Edition

[GIAKEN]

The Mind Game
Addition and Multiplication

about

The Mind Game is a game that will test your skills in addition and multiplication! The game consists of an unlimited number of rounds and levels that get harder and harder as you go on! You can "beat" the game when you reach a certain level, which allows you turn to the "cheat" on to continue playing the game without starting over!

One of the main reasons for the development of this project was to give new VB6 users a good start with their learning, as all of the code is heavily commented so it is easy to go through and understand!

addition

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multiplication

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[chaoscauser]

Images seem to be broken :lol:

[GIAKEN]

Huh? There's only 2 in the post and I see them both.

[Robin]

I hate maths.

[GIAKEN]

:o

Well I made this like a year ago. I was thinking about rewriting it with some DX stuff but I feel like making something new. Ideas?

[Stomach Pulser]

Um, all the answers are the same.../randomize questions pl0x?

[GIAKEN]

No they aren't :? Sometimes they may end up being the same with the multiplication, however...but it's rare.

[Stomach Pulser]

Yes they are. Since I haven't bothered with the code...

In the addition the answers go up:
2, 4, 7, 11, 16, 22, 29, 37, 46, 56, and I forget from there...(but they are always the same...)

[GIAKEN]

How are those answers the same? :?

[Stomach Pulser]

Every stage in the round has the same answers
1.1's answer = 2
1.2's answer = 4
1.3's answer = 7
1.4's answer = 11
1.5's answer = 16
1.6's answer = 22
1.7's answer = 29
1.8's answer = 37
1.9's answer = 46
1.10's answer = 56
and so on...

Those are not randomized at all...

[GIAKEN]

I know that the addition doesn't use the rnd function at all but the answers aren't the same, they may go up in a certain pattern but that's not being the same...

[Stomach Pulser]

Again,

Number 1 is always 1 + 1 (answer: 2)
Number 2 is always 2 + 2 (answer: 4)
Number 3 is always 4 + 3 (answer: 7)
number 4 is always 7 + 4 (answer: 11)
number 5 is always 11 + 5 (answer: 16)
number 6 is always 16 + 6 (answer: 22)
etc.

...

[GIAKEN]

I know that...that's how it's suppose to be. :? It gets harder as you go on...it always starts the same...

[Yoshiko]

I can see the patterns.

Question 1: B1 + B2 = R
Question 2: R + (B2 + 1) = R
· · ·B2 = B2 + 1
Question 3: R + (B2 + 1) = R

[GIAKEN]

Why do you guys always have to "crack" a game that you play? :?

[Robin]

Programmers interest.

[GIAKEN]

Well then look at the source.

Also I meant why would you want to crack this simple game.

[Robin]

Because by the looks of it, it's a hell of a lot more fun than playing it ;D