My dad was playing solitaire, and when he showed me this I had to post it.
This really happened. This image is not photoshoped, except to remove the rest of the screen.
If you are curious the ace of spades exists also, but nobody could figure out where to put it!
Took me a second. Are you playing with some version that swaps hearts and spades?
idk but he’s got -272 points so he’s obviously not too good…
haha =D
that is messed up!
haha… so thats why i can never win at solitaire lol.
No, regular solitaire in WinXP.
He kept playing after that, and ended up almost $500 ahead. Don’t ask me why he kept playing.:rolleyes:
That happened to my friend too, only it was the ace of clubs that was doubled for her.
How can you be bad at solitare? it is all chance…especiallu if you have deal set to 3 and then you get the X with no moves left.
-John
Hmmm… I don’t think the problem here is the COMPUTER being wrong… more like the SOFTWARE run on top of it cough Microsoft cough
The sad thing is that M$ developed this software back in the days of windows 3 (say 1991ish?)… that’s given them time to work out the bugs. Perhaps they glazed over breaking the bank? cough Vista cough
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Jacob
Nice one Microsoft…
Actually if you think about it, maybe they programed it to do that very seldom so that it can simulate you loosing a card and finding one of the wrong kind to replace it.
Vista solitaire is in fact different. It took them about 15 years, but it is finally changed!
http://img451.imageshack.us/img451/2294/scr1ca0cbey3.jpg
HHHHHMMMMMMM. I have never had anything like that happen to me.
Oh, yeah, that is because I use a Mac.
-dave
(sorry, I just couldn’t resist!)
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Well gosh, you didn’t have to rub it in!
ok I posted a pic of the same thing a couple of month ago and and they deleted it
its weird you could continue the game
You must know because it’s the only game available for Mac?
Also couldn’t resist.
Oh Burn.
LOL Games on a Mac.
Sure, why not? First you take a copy of bootcamp… :rolleyes:
I see someone’s still living in 1998.
Not too sure whats different, of course except the memory hogging Vista Glass Beveled Edges on the window, and the new card backs, and perhaps a new bitmap for the backgroud of the table to make it seem more ‘fuzzy’ like a real table.
Something tells me the engine inside is the same. I mean, why would Microsoft screw up the most used product for their operating system?
Jacob
See…this is what I find funny about non-windows users. Microsoft comes out with a product that works quickly, but doesn’t look the best. People call it ugly. Microsoft hears this and decides to make it look good. People call it a waste. What gives? Shut up and deal with it or get a computer that works. It’s not that hard people.