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Solitaire: World Tour

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"dragonslayer" event incoming.

Posted on 01 December 21 at 08:14 Just letting everyone know, an event called "Solitaire World Tour" will be taking place from 12/28/21 to 12/29/21. Looks like it'll have up to 10,000 points, meaning there's finally an opportunity to get the "Dragonslayer" achievement. Wanted to point this out, since no one on the site has it yet.

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Posted on 01 December 21 at 20:06 Source confirming by Microsoft: https://twitter.com/MSCasualGames/status/1466104981715566602

Posted on 01 December 21 at 20:13 SleepyCrabby said: I just wrote ✍🏾 a limerick for this big one. It is as follows: There's a chance to achieve full completion In Microsoft Solitaire Collection. So please do save the date, December Twenty-eight. It's an event where you slay the dragon 🐲. Syllable count: 10, 10, 6, 6, 10. First time I ever wrote a poem of this kind.

Posted on 03 December 21 at 14:34 VisibleRaptor5 said: SleepyCrabby said: I just wrote ??? a limerick for this big one. It is as follows: There's a chance to achieve full completion In Microsoft Solitaire Collection. So please do save the date, December Twenty-eight. It's an event where you slay the dragon ??. Syllable count: 10, 10, 6, 6, 10. First time I ever wrote a poem of this kind. That is fantastic. lol

Posted on 28 December 21 at 14:27 Just as an FYI. This unlocked for me when I was on 9,000 points in the Challenge if you’re struggling on any challenges. I bypassed 28 and 29 as I was struggling with them at that point. I completed all the games though as I wanted the dragon award! Wadski

Posted on 28 December 21 at 15:30 Wadski said: Just as an FYI. This unlocked for me when I was on 9,000 points in the Challenge if you’re struggling on any challenges. I bypassed 28 and 29 as I was struggling with them at that point. I completed all the games though as I wanted the dragon award! Yeah i also got that on 9000 points

Posted on 28 December 21 at 16:07 same here, was going in order and popped at 9000 without finishing the last two on the list

Posted on 29 December 21 at 02:22 No, I did not have the achievement yet. Waited months for this event and this sucker would not pop after getting all the 5k, 6k, 7k, 8k, 9k and 10k bracelets in game today. Also awards in game do not show as completed.

Posted on 29 December 21 at 05:25 Unlocked for me around 9000 bt

Posted on 29 December 21 at 07:29 MRallamagoosa said: same here, was going in order and popped at 9000 without finishing the last two on the list Same, popped at 9k as a side note, here's a guide for the tougher ones: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e34YG-WBxhk&list=PLztVoy...

Posted on 29 December 21 at 16:36 Oh my God. As a company, Microsoft is tired of its updates and bugs. they always have achievements that do not open up, break down and so on. You can't go to the xbox.com website at all and buy or see something there, they have a lot of bugs in Forza Horizon 5 and allow you to leave this game unfinished On the console, the xbox series, store is constantly updated and you can't buy anything either, the games you bought for your account appear and disappear. They kill xbox 360 smartglass, mixer.com and etc. I'm already mentally tired of this company and all these mistakes. P.S. sorry for my bad english

Posted on 29 December 21 at 16:48, Edited on 29 December 21 at 16:50 by planchetflaw Regarding it not unlocking for some, when the Title Update first came out, it would sometimes drop sessions you did and you had to reinstall the app (losing some progress). Have you tried uninstalling, restarting, and reinstalling the game and seeing if maybe it loses the Event progress allowing you to complete it successfully again? Obviously if you reinstall and the Event is showing as complete you can't. I had it where the Events stayed completed but my badges for doing recent ones were missing. I don't know if this is a lingering issue from that launch version issue many here (inc. me) had. But after I reinstalled it, it didn't mess up again. I don't think anyone worked out why it happened at the time. You can read some more comments from people losing progress having to reinstall when achievements stopped logging in the New Achievements thread in this forum (5 page thread). I was a little worried, myself, that this Event may have the issue for me again. So I did a reinstall of the game before starting it and only did it on PC (I prefer Android for this game, but didn't want to risk an issue). I already have 10k badge etc as I play daily anyway, but obviously none of the Event achievements were retroactive.

Posted on 30 December 21 at 10:48 I reinstalled the game on my phone and now I see bracelets, but the achievement has not been unlocked

Posted on 31 December 21 at 14:46 Bloody Renji said: I reinstalled the game on my phone and now I see bracelets, but the achievement has not been unlocked It's not a retroactive achievement so it won't unlock until you do it again. As Events can only be done once, you'll have to wait for the next 10k event.

Posted on 29 April 22 at 21:32 Just so anyone watching this is aware, today's event (Solitaire World Tour on 2022-04-29) is an event that's possible to unlock Dragonslayer in due to the 9000 point glitch. I just unlocked it now myself after seeing a couple other unlockers trickling in this morning. You've got over 14 hours remaining before the end of this event still.

Posted on 30 April 22 at 00:14, Edited on 30 April 22 at 00:24 by SupplyRabbit402 I too earned the Dragonslayer achievement today. I wasn't expecting it since the event's points were only 9K. And, the achievement didn't pop for over an hour after I completed the event. (Edit: it was close to two (2) hours after I completed the event before the notification appeared on my computer.) I do see a 10K event next month on the 29th of May 2022. I'm not sure why Microsoft scheduled it for that day instead of on the 22nd - National Solitaire Day.

How to Play Solitaire

Solitaire is a single-player card game in which you try to arrange all of your cards into foundation piles. While “Solitaire” typically refers to classic Klondike Solitaire , there are many versions and difficulty levels such Klondike Solitaire Turn 3 and FreeCell . The game was first known, and is still called "Patience," reflecting the patience needed to win a game.

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Solitaire Setup

Setting up Solitaire is simple. There four basic piles that you use to play the game:

• The tableau: The main area of gameplay is the tableau, which is made up of 7 columns of 28 cards laid out from left to right. The first column consists of one card, and the subsequent columns have an additional card until the last column has 7. The last card in each column is face-up, while the rest remain face-down until revealed.
• The stockpile: The remaining 24 cards, placed face-down, become the stockpile, which you draw from 1 at a time when you run out of moves on the tableau.
• The waste pile (or talon): Any cards you flip from the stockpile move face-up into the waste pile. The face-up card that is revealed can be used to make plays.
• The foundation piles: These are the 4 piles you arrange your cards into. Each pile is organized by suit, and cards are placed in ascending order, starting with an Ace and ending with a King.

Solitaire Rules

Arrange cards by making moves according to these rules:

• Move face-up cards only. A face-down card in the tableau cannot be overturned and played until the face-up card on top of it is removed. If you play a face-up card from the waste pile, it will reveal another face-up card that can then be played on the foundation piles or tableau columns.
• Move a card from one tableau column to another if the card is the alternate color and one rank lower. For example, a 6 of Clubs can be placed on top of a 7 of Diamonds or Hearts.
• Move a group of sequenced cards. To do so, the highest-ranking card in the group must be placed on a card that is an alternate higher and one rank higher.
• Reveal face-down cards in tableau columns. Once a face-up card on top of a face-down card is moved, it will be turned face-up and available to play.
• Build foundation piles. Begin foundation piles with an Ace then add cards of the same suit to each pile in ascending order. In the Spades foundation, the next card after the Ace of Spades, for example, will be a 2 of Spades.
• Place Kings into empty columns. Only Kings or a group of sequenced cards with a King can be played in empty columns.
• Flip cards from the stock pile when you get stuck. If you can’t make a move with the cards on the tableau, flip a card from the stock pile. Continue flipping until you can move a card to the tableau or foundation..
• Redeal the stockpile. Once all of the stock pile cards have been placed into the waste pile, you can click the waste pile so that the cards flip face-down back into the stockpile to be used again.

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Strategies to Win Solitaire

Increase your chances of winning by using the following Solitaire strategies:

• Focus on revealing face-down cards. Surfacing as many cards as possible increases the options you’ll have for making moves and allows you to plan ahead.
• Turn over the first card from the stock pile before you make any moves. You should consider the first card in the stock pile as part of your option set to make your initial moves. For example, you may find that the first card from the stock pile can create a sequence, which can then help reveal another card.
• Check out the tableau before making a move. When you first start the game, quickly check out the tableau in conjunction with the card that is face-up in your waste pile and assess the moves you can make.
• Play Aces and 2s right away. Get your foundation piles started as soon as possible. If any Aces are playable, move them to your foundation piles. As soon as 2s are available, play those as well.
• Move cards from the larger tableau columns first. The larger tableau columns have more face-down cards you will need. Many of these cards may be important to sequence and solve the game. It's important to focus on revealing these cards first if possible, as the shorter tableau columns have fewer cards and therefore are easier to surface.
• Use face-up cards on the tableau first before moving them to the foundation piles. While it sounds counterintuitive, you may need these cards to make moves and reveal face-down cards. You never need an Ace or 2 in your tableau, but you might need other ranks to build on a sequence. So if you reveal a 4 of Diamonds that could go into the Diamond foundation pile, check to make sure it can’t be used in a sequence or elsewhere that can help reveal another card.
• Use cards from the foundation piles, if necessary. For the same reasons described in the bullet above, you might need to replay foundation cards into the tableau to open more options for play.
• Clear tableau columns for kings. Whether you have a king showing or not, try to clear tableau columns so that you can fill them with Kings when a King becomes available.
• Use the hint or undo button. You can use our hint button to help you identify which cards to move or our undo button to try different moves.

Be sure to check out our strategy guide to learn all the ways to win.

How Difficult is Solitaire?

Classic or Klondike Solitaire is considered easy in difficulty . When looking at 2,898,974 random Solitaire Turn 1 games played, 955,805 (33.0%) were won. Turn 3, which has a win rate of 11.1%, is considered medium in difficulty.

What is the difference between Turn 1 and Turn 3 Solitaire?

In Turn 1, one card is turned over from the stock pile at a time. In Turn 3 , 3 cards are turned over at a time, making it a harder game.

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Solitaire Journey: World Tour 17+

Playing solitaire at anytime‪‬, ingeniería corporativa s.a. de c.v., designed for iphone.

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Solitaire Journey: World Tour takes your favorite classic card game to new heights! Embark on an exciting round-the-world adventure by completing solitaire challenges in over 200 exotic locations. Master unique variations of solitaire like Klondike, Spider, and FreeCell across Europe, Asia, South America and beyond. Each location has multiple levels of difficulty, from novice to expert, so players of all skill levels can enjoy the journey. Encounter fun characters and unlock souvenirs along the way. With an easy-to-use interface, seamless gameplay and undeniable style, Solitaire Journey makes it a joy to improve your card skills while exploring the globe one location at a time. Discover the wonders of the world in a whole new way! Key Features: •Over 200 challenges across 30+ international locations •3 difficulty levels - Novice, Intermediate and Expert •Unique varieties of solitaire including Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, etc. •Collect souvenirs for completing location objectives •Meet quirky in-game characters •Stunning graphics and travel-themed designs •Relaxing soundtrack with music from all over the world Totally free to play with optional in-app purchases Whether you've never played solitaire before or are already an expert, Solitaire Journey: World Tour offers a fun and rewarding experience for players of all levels. Download now and embark on the solitaire adventure of a lifetime! Your first-class ticket to solitaire bliss awaits!

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