$oq Solver
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Likely Purple Locations
How to use $oq Solver
- 1 Click on a cell to cycle through available colors:
(Blue → Teal → Green → Yellow → Orange → Red).
Right-click cycles the colors in reverse. - 2 The percentage inside the cell indicates the probability of it being PURPLE.
- 3 The highlighted cell is the best move for uncovering the cell containing PURPLE sphere.
- 4 To clear the board and start again press Reset.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the tool work?
The Ouro Quest ($oq) minigame features a 5x5 grid where your goal is to locate 4 hidden purple spheres across the board. This interactive solver compares your revealed cell colors against a precomputed database of 12,650 board configurations. It evaluates every unrevealed cell using a dynamic weighting system to suggest the optimal next click.
How does the $oq Solver select the best move on each turn?
The solver calculates a combined score for all 25 grid cells using three mathematical metrics weighted dynamically based on your game stage:
• Purple Probability: The likelihood that an unrevealed tile contains a Purple sphere.
• Elimination Power: The average number of invalid board layouts eliminated if you reveal that tile.
• Entropy: The amount of new sphere color information gained by clicking that tile.
Is there a difference between doing $oq's one by one and in bulk?
No, mathematically, your expected return per game remains the same in the long run. Playing with a multiplier (e.g., 10x) scales both the cost and rewards of a single board by that factor. Playing 2 games at 10x multiplier saves significant time, while playing 20 individual games at 1x gives you more attempts to smooth out board RNG.