This article will discuss an important way to plan and play the game ofologne. We will focus on the number of cards in your hand, and how many points you need to reach your goal in order to win the game.
Many players begin playing omelion with three or four cards. This is normal for players who are learning the game. As you continue to play, you will need more cards to gain points and/or slots in your deck.
Some players feel that having six or eight cards is sufficient, because then they have enough cards to play with when trying to gain points and/or fit their style of play. However, this is not true!
There are several ways to max out your card count during omelion.
Start with a 2 and add the next number
Once you have found the number that makes you happy, stick with it. There are many members on The Stair Club helping you to do this.
Many of them post their numbers and how many they have helped, showing you how much joy they have had from helping. Having people help you reach your goals is positive and feels good.
You will most likely need to work on your habit strength, but starting out with a 2 steps you can add the next number afterwards with ease!
Have a look at The Stair Club for more ideas on what numbers are happy and how to make them into habits.
Start with a 3 and add the next number
If you have a 3, try adding another number to get the next number ahead of 4. If you have a 4, try adding another number to get the next number ahead of 5.
If you have a 5, try adding another number to get the next number ahead of 6, and so on. It may take a while to find your lucky Numbers line, but it does help identify numbers.
Once you do find your lucky numbers, sell or give those tokens away as soon as possible to avoid any capital loss or gain happening due to time limitations on trading.
Many use the birth month of their token as the figure they aim for when launching their new token. This is because when looking at existing tokens, they aim for a similar figure as their new one does.
Start with a 4 and add the next number
If you have a number between 1 and 10, start with a 1 and add the next number- 11, 12, 13, 14, etc.
As you get closer to 10, these numbers look more special. For example, the one after ten is called zeros.
The ones after that are called ones!
So if your new number has 4s in it, start with a 4 and add the next number- 7, 8, 8 again, 6 again, 4 again, 2 again, and then 1.
Do this until you have your perfect number. Then go ahead and add the letter A to make your new number perfect.
Start with a 5 and add the next number
If you have a 5, add 1.25; if you have a 6, add 1.5; and so on until you get to 10 or 11.
This is what makes number base systems common across the world. At the very top of the system are 10 plus ones and ones plus twos, which is why there are usually ten items in an average shopping cart.
At the middle are ones and twos, so two items will be in your cart. And at the bottom are ones and twos, so one item will be in your cart.
These numbers help us make decisions about products and what we want! For example, when buying a new computer I would look at how many cores it has and whether or not it has a graphics card to decide if it is the right machine for me.
Start with a 6 and add the next number
If you have a 6, 7, and 8 in your house, the 7 is the room upstairs where the groceries are kept. The room upstairs is called a basement.
The 7 is the living room and dining room combined. The 8 adds more space, making the need for a basement.
The 9 is the kitchen and 8 add more space to that area. The 10 is where all of your major belongings are stored. The 11 is where all of your less-important belongings are kept.
The 12 is where you store important documents and 12-step programs. 13 is where you store movies and 13-inch televisions. 14 is where you keep furniture pieces and 14-inch televisions do not come into play here.
Start with a 7 and add the next number
If you have a 7, add 1 to get a 8 and keep going until you reach the numbers in the chart.
If you have a 8, add 2 to get a 9 and keep going until you reach the numbers in the chart. Once you reach the 9s and 10s, change up the paint color to introduce some variety into your space.
With paint quality, there are five levels of paint: basic, moderate tint, very tinted, ultra tinted, and Absolute Black. While basic is not very tinted, moderate tint is slightly more opaque than plain old white paint.
Using these different levels of paint will determine what kind of statement your room makes! Learn more about this here.
Start with an 8 and add the next number9) Continue this pattern until you get to 9 then start over again10) Look for repeating numbers
There are many ways to look for numbers. You can do this with lists, grids, or tables.11)
Many people start their day with a 9-10 and it becomes their rhythm of getting started. It is also useful to know what number you are when you wake up in the morning and what number you will be by the end of the day.
Start looking for an 9 next week so you have a good foundation to start on. 12)
9 is a good starting number because it is easy to find and it is also a common number.
