We were amazed by the scores you got on the four CASP practice puzzles (1-1, 2-1, 3-1, and 4-1). The top groups were There Will Be Cake, which won two of the four, L'Alliance Francophone and Teamliquid.net. The top players were anjen, Mike_AitkenDeakin, Bolby, and Zalrosee.

bladebrood

189 Posts

May 22 2008 07:57 GMT

#42

yea come on guys lets win the internetz

Mastermind

Canada7096 Posts

May 22 2008 08:15 GMT

#43

On May 11 2008 04:56 Mynock wrote:
Yeah, if there's one thing gamers can beat, it's cancer. I mean, how hard can it be? As hard as woodman? As hard as Airman? No way!

Greatest fucking quote ever.

FR4CT4L

Australia697 Posts

May 22 2008 09:57 GMT

#44

wow I figured someone would have knocked me off 4-1 transduction...go figure.

Zalrosee is my unverisal account name other than on TL since me and my buds decided to make some crazy gamer names. Just to clarify.

Fen

Australia1848 Posts

May 22 2008 12:09 GMT

#45

woah, awsome. Seeing as I do a bit of work at uni in protein conformations and stuff, this is exciting stuff. Downloading game now.

thoraxe

United States1449 Posts

May 22 2008 12:34 GMT

#46

Been there done that with my PS3 although I was Folding@home not foldit and the ps3 has more power.

Chewits

Northern Ireland1200 Posts

May 22 2008 13:15 GMT

#47

Downloading now. Joined TL team.

JeeJee

Canada5652 Posts

May 22 2008 17:40 GMT

#48

hehe this is pretty fun
after i finished the beginning puzzles i tried casp 4-2 transduction and got ~100th with 10650pts. I'm not sure how much 'skill' is in this since my strat so far was simply to push everything together, get as many h-bonds as i can and then s+w to get a high score >_>

BaDayOri

Korea (South)469 Posts

May 22 2008 17:42 GMT

#49

genius

fight_or_flight

United States3988 Posts

May 22 2008 17:42 GMT

#50

Just so everyone knows, I tried to play this on my laptop but it kept crashing whenever I was trying to open a puzzle. I found out the problem was I needed to update my graphics card driver. Kind of strange since I got the laptop pretty recently.

LaLuSh

Sweden2358 Posts

May 22 2008 18:25 GMT

#51

Hey zalrosee. I reclaimed your (and teamliquids) #1 spot on 3-2 Practice CASP.

9260 points.

JeeJee

Canada5652 Posts

May 22 2008 18:27 GMT

#52

sigh gotta go to class
gonna work on 3-2 in it, its so.. twirly
i think im rank 150th atm.. not even close yet to top T_T

ulszz

Jamaica1787 Posts

May 22 2008 18:35 GMT

#53

nvr played this game...

Hot_Bid

Braavos36383 Posts

May 22 2008 18:46 GMT

#54

lol we made their leaderboard rofl

keep it up guys!!

8882

2718 Posts

May 22 2008 19:12 GMT

#55

what am I supposed to do in this game, the "helpful descriptions" in the top left corner are useless and do not help at all. Am I supposed to get as little or as much points as possible? In level 3 I had like 8100 but I couldnt pass despite the fact that the protein seemed solved, so it should be as much as possible?

Klockan3

Sweden2866 Posts

May 22 2008 19:16 GMT

#56

This game is hard. But its great that they are finding a way to use free brainpower, this is a very good business model. The laws of folding proteins are simple, then actually figuring out how each actually does it is hard, thats why it doesn't matter if you got a phd or is just a 12 year old gamer.

Most problem are not like this, but in this case it is probably advantegous to just bring in the masses of people to help.

Infundibulum

United States2552 Posts

May 22 2008 23:12 GMT

#57

On May 23 2008 03:25 LaLuSh wrote:
Hey zalrosee. I reclaimed your (and teamliquids) #1 spot on 3-2 Practice CASP.

9260 points.

im working on that one now. i think it's supposed to be some kind of tube structure, with the sheets curved around?

im at #86 right now