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2024-05-10 18:17 altermaven  
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It's back....

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2024-05-11 07:05 Rob Gilbert  
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one of my favorite series :) very dynamic and challenging yet fair :)

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2024-05-11 11:59 altermaven  
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Instead of what appears to be pseudo-randomness I have made a few distinct setups.  
  
first of all, note the bias. the cells on the left have more butterflies than fireflies; the cells on the right are reversed, but with more fireflies than butterflies.  
  
The goal of the series was to more or less encourage individuals to devise a strategem that would offer the most \ while also minding the potential of sacrifice because of the fireflies possibly getting smacked. this cave is a little twist on the idea.

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2024-05-11 13:26 altermaven  
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if any of you wish to see the inspiration behind the diamond shuffle series, check  dustin 's "balderdash 49" :D

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2024-05-11 15:56 Rob Gilbert  
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hehe, nice! played it and enjoyed it!

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2024-05-13 21:37 dustin  
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thanks for the "marchandising" :d btw, the balderdash 49 cave, which got a remake for " dustin 's bd20 cave e", was in itself inspired by a "dsm dash" cave (i don't recall which one). it was one of the caves which i had to throw out of " dustin 's bd19 -  darkstoorm  remix" because i already had enough caves :d

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2024-05-14 00:02 altermaven  
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funnily enough, the first ever diamond shuffle was reprised in dangerdash 2, aptly named "diamond shuffle special" due to not only having a different setup, but the location of the exits were changed (since in gdash, exits can be destroyed like standard BD!).