Tabletop Simulator: DARK TOWER 

Five years later! And I've done a massive update to the RNG after getting my hands on the source code. See my deep dive at: boardgamegeek.com/thread/1087086/anyone-know-chance-event-happening

I did mix up the Gold and Brass keys, much to my chagrin, and fixing it now would require completely rebuilding the Unity AssetBundle. Mea culpa. But otherwise my reel layout should be accurate.

I got it to work by click 'end turn' for TableTop Simulator first, then when it was on player 2's turn I click 'end turn' on the tower itself. Then the black blocker does not appear.

@@MrSoiree One thing you can try is to change the seat before clicking the "End" button on the Tower. For example, suppose you have two players, Red and Blue. When Red takes a move, the Tower will wait for the End button to be pressed on the Tower. Click on "Change Color" and select the Blue seat. Once the table is reoriented, press End button on the Tower, and then it will be Blue's turn. The downside is that this is essentially two simultaneous solo games being played synchronously, which means things like Curse will not work (the game will always think there's one player). But it should get you close! I really haven't tried using TTS's built-in End Turn function. I will experiment.

It was late 81' actually. I remember when it came out. If it says 87 it must have been a misprint or something.

It sure can! And there have been quite a few updates since then! First, you have to buy Tabletop Simulator on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/286160/Tabletop_Simulator Then just subscribe to my mod here, and it will show up in your Subscribed Games list: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=873019835

Hello! So you might be interested in this thread on BoardGameGeek: boardgamegeek.com/thread/1087086/anyone-know-chance-event-happening ...in which I get my hands on the actual original assembly code itself, and pour through it in real time, both on paper and in an emulator. It turns out a lot of my assumptions/memories were incorrect, and that certainly includes the Bazaar logic. For example, I assumed the Haggle logic was something like a 48% success, when it's really 68.75% for the first Haggle of a turn, and 50/50 for every Haggle after that. But to answer your specific question: after examining the code, and brute-forcing Haggles in the MAME emulator, it turns out the answer is 1. If you think you can get lucky on coin flips, you can haggle anything in the Bazaar all the way down to 1. 0 is the only automatic Bazaar Closed value. Which kind of makes sense: the memory of the unit is way way too small to store all of the minimum Haggle values for all of the items, and the code allocation size doesn't allow for all of the if..then..else routines you'd need to handle it there instead. Which really surprised me! I assumed that the minimum haggle value was the lowest end of the random initial bid (for example, the opening bid on a Warrior is somewhere between 5 and 8, so I assumed any bid below 5 was an auto-Closed). Wrong, it turns out! Haggle away!

@@gazoxtahagen wow, interesting info, thanks. I will check out that link. Checked out that link, amazing conversation going on there. I liked the final battle logic, still trying to understand it , good stuff.

I've been wondering the same thing. It must be working due to all of the comments from players, but I have been searching info on how to play it. It says to subscribe to download but after subscribing, where is the download?

@@RickTenney Same here! subscribed - but don't know were to download... did you find it out how?

@@karaokeape No. I gave up. For the others who commented here about how great it is to play, I wish they would share how to make this work. I tried everything and finally just gave up. Sorry.

@@RickTenney This is not a standalone game - it's a mod for a game called Tabletop Simulator. If you are subscribed to the mod, and you have launched Tabletop Simulator, then you can create a single player or multiplayer room and then load it from the "Games" menu.

@@alexandergallegos1601 Oh I see. I remember clicking on Tabletop Simulator but I don't believe I am subscribed to it. This is great help! Thank you so much, I appreciate your help!!!

And? 1st game yes he lost but the 2nd game he won despite the difficulties tower gived him