It's just better to implement it in a more aesthetically pleasing way - we play 111 five times, saving at the end of each turn for the blue player. Then we start eliminating generations, starting with the red player; each player eliminates two generations, and we play on the remaining one.
It's just better to implement it in a more aesthetically pleasing way - we play 111 five times, saving at the end of each turn for the blue player. Then we start eliminating generations, starting with the red player; each player eliminates two generations, and we play on the remaining one.