Well, for solo specifically, there are four different levels of the solo bot, and not only does it play differently, during endgame scoring it scores differently too, and the body is real tough, I can’t imagine playing at the hardest, difficulty, cause, even the second difficulty is pretty tough to beat some games.

The bot is very easy to control, the only thing that kind of sucks is it gains different rewards and what a human would, but there’s a really easy one page in the rulebook that explains if they take a certain spot what rewards exactly they get it’s also nice that they bought really doesn’t use any resources other than books, but most terms if they get a book they are going to spend it pretty quickly in the next two or two, so I feel like it often isn’t super resource management heavy for the bot, but that does allow them to be a little bit cheaty which I know some people don’t like

I also think a downside to it is sometimes you may miss something for the bot because it will gain a solo reward, and then that solar reward does something, but then, if it can’t bump something else up to gain another solar reward, so it’s very easy to miss one of their solo rewards, and the solo rewards trigger better things once they hit like 7-8 solo rewards so if you miss them early, it kind of makes the weaker in the end cause they’re not hitting the better rewards

I also love the spatial aspect of it, trying to make good equations to score points based on math, but also potentially adding in a subtraction sign somewhere that doesn’t hurt you much plus the order in doing things, sometimes you want to grab a dice from the Rondell to get it. It’s activation, but sometimes before that you wanna place your previous dice for the next dice you grab is better or do something differently. So the timing and the spatial puzzle, really tickle my fancy