Trap the Cat

#41

Prove it. My pixels ring true!

#42

your pixels ring the police . they dont want to be in your house. i will help you little pixels

#43

got him in the 3rd attempt, what a nasty little bugger !

#44


:3

#45

You guys do realize you need to click on all the circles immediately surrounding the cat to win, right?

#46

NEIN!

#47

everytime you click, the cat moves one step closer to the edge of the field, so you cannot easily surround it like Winged One suggested.

#48

No, I mean you can’t loosely surround the cat. Once you set up a perimeter, you have to finalize the trap by clicking all adjacent circles to the cat. When completed, he should not be able to move anywhere at all.

#49

Oh I see. Sorry for the misunderstanding.

#50

Also, to completely trap the cat, mine would take 2 clicks, while his would take 3, so technicly I win.

#51

BITCH!

#52

I think the consensus here is that cats suck and dogs rule.

#53

Easiest game ever, once you know how the cat reacts :stuck_out_tongue:

#54

:hmph:

#55

There, fix’d it for you :3

#56

I think the consensus here is that WHO THE FUCK CARES

#57

This rings true.

#58

This is now a cats vs dogs thread.

#59

Cats are better.

#60

On one hand, cat’s are sneakier and in some ways smarter. They are the perfect domesticated predator. However, cats just see you as the guy they live with and that gives them food.

On the flip side, dogs are more sociable with the owner, though they are some times retarded.

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