Don't understand why Microsoft Solitaire Klondike Grandmaster difficulty does not allow a...

Hi, as I said. That was just an example.
To make a summary, you can't make movements in a "random" way to solve the deck when the difficult is higher.

The decks generated in higher difficulties usually needs to be solved in one specific way.
When I say specific I mean that you need to make limited moves / put a "A" card below another "B" card
If maybe you put "A" card below a "C" card, probably you're not going to be able to complete the game because this "A" card can only be put below "B" card

Hi Tony, I refer to something like in the video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfFtFKTTTvc

If you notice, the guy there do specific moves in their game in order to complete it. Probably the decks generated in the GrandMaster difficulty works in that way

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Josef,

I still don’t understand what you mean by “specific moves “. The game in the video shows the same moves I would make in that game. What is so specific about the moves that are made?

Also, that video shows an Expert difficulty game. I have thousands of completed games in Expert difficulty. My problem is with Grandmaster difficulty.

Thanks,

Tony

Hello Josef.

Thanks for your reply.

>>in some cases is necessary to do specific movements or put an specific card in another specific card<<

I'm puzzled by your reply. What are the specific movements? How do I put a specific card in another specific card?

Thanks,

Tony

Hi and thanks for reaching Microsoft Xbox gamer's community. My name is Josef.
I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft Xbox user like you.

Hope you're doing great today Tony

All decks are solvable unless the random ones (not all random decks are solvable)
But when you select a higher difficulty (in this case Grandmaster) in some cases is necessary to do specific movements or put an specific card in another specific card