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|description=Skip past the boring part of Monopoly with the Auto-Play feature. An idea by Jeff Lawlor | |||
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|author=Jeff Lawlor | |||
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|published_time=2020-11-01 | |||
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[[File:Monopoly Auto-Play - Game Board with Move History.png|alt=A Monopoly board with a list overlaid upon it. The title says "Move History." Underneath is a list of moves made for each player on the computer's behalf.|thumb|An example of the "Move History" feature, which shows the moves Monopoly Auto-Play made on the player's behalf.]] | [[File:Monopoly Auto-Play - Game Board with Move History.png|alt=A Monopoly board with a list overlaid upon it. The title says "Move History." Underneath is a list of moves made for each player on the computer's behalf.|thumb|An example of the "Move History" feature, which shows the moves Monopoly Auto-Play made on the player's behalf.]] | ||
Monopoly can become tedious once the board has been fully built out. Players repeatedly circle the board until all but one is bankrupt. What if you could skip the boring part and go straight to the next significant event in the game? Monopoly Auto-Play mode does just that! | Monopoly can become tedious once the board has been fully built out. Players repeatedly circle the board until all but one is bankrupt. What if you could skip the boring part and go straight to the next significant event in the game? Monopoly Auto-Play mode does just that! | ||