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Sloth_DA pretty serious situation forces you to come out of chocolate on 124. And nothing stopped me from scribbling a Jebus Cross... Well, nothing stopped you from scribbling one either. I personally don't regret scribbling a Jebus Cross. I lost because of my own fault: you need to restore roads into the wall.
A very interesting remark about 124. And nowadays, for participants of Novice, coming out on 124 from a chocolate template on Jebus — is that already a non-starter?:smile11: Apparently, in the game with Indra you came out much earlier? Or should we run out on 121 like the daddies do? But I'm just learning:D
Regarding the situation in the tournament: I stepped in as a substitute, it's quite difficult to move through the tournament bracket, I didn't think I'd get this far myself, so I tried to play it safe. I no longer have the right to take risks, and besides, it's not always about how much earlier you come out.
Regarding the remaining Jebus Cross: between Panic and Jebus Cross, I chose Jebus Cross because we had only one day to play, since the result was supposed to be ready by Sunday. Even on Jebus Cross, the game dragged on for 9 hours (with a day limit of 134), and my last experience with Panic had a day limit of about 216.