quantum gridremix [0]

Instructions

Warning: This may be the HARDEST ELIMINATION WAR CHAIN in existence. You will be SPOILED by CONFUSING TERMINOLOGY, like SUPERPOSITION, ENTANGLEMENT, and SCHRODINGER'S CAT. Please read up on QUANTUM MECHANICS before REMIXING. quantum gridremix credit to Axo (started this whole chain series), GC123 (revived it), Caden (made gridhyper, without it this idea wouldn't exist), and Ben Orlin (author of Math Games with Bad Drawings, where he presented Quantum Tic-Tac-Toe, which is where the "entanglement" comes from) 1. On your first remix, remove a blank square (backspace) and choose a color of your choice (White is reserved) 2. If this isn't your first remix, then place 2 squares in 2 different squares that are adjacent to your existing, filled in squares. These are now entangled, and in a superposition: you don't know where they'll end up. Label them: this will become key! (The exception: your 2nd remix. You play as in regular Elimination War on that turn) Two or more entangled particles may occupy the same space: eventually one will occupy it. 3. If an entangled loop forms, the waveform collapses according to the second-to-last player in the loop's whim. A loop may not consist of only 1 player. Some particles may only have one toe: these get put out into their own squares. 4. If all your tiles get removed upon a collapse, you are eliminated. You may no longer place entangled particles or rejoin (on that account, atleast) 5. If you forfeit the game, blank all your squares white. Blank squares may be claimed directly, with no entangled particles. This counts as being eliminated. 6. Only the owner (@30ISTSChannel) is allowed to add or remove rules. They can also break the rules, but only appropriately. 7. When someone breaks the rules, the owner (@30ISTSChannel) may give the appropriate punishment. (e.g. eliminating the user) 8. You may not selfremix. This applies to altremixing and true selfremixing 9. You may only have one account at a time. 10. Tile count colors follow costume 2 of the Music / Board sprite. 11. The person who claims a remix first gets to remix if he or she can remix within 15 minutes. After that, anyone can remix. Remix reservations (i.e. "remixing to [RE_COUNT]") last for an hour.