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Suggestions: A flush five that is also a straight could be a straight flush five. Even without that, a flush five that is a straight should trigger the slinky (it didn't currently, the one time I checked). Also a four of a kind should probably count as including two pair (and also things could work similarly for 5 of kind and full house).
Grats! The baubles that trigger on specific hand types should all work, assuming the scored hand contains that hand type. The slinky only triggers on hands that contain a straight flush, which is defined differently than what you're describing, but it certainly is possible. You can get the slinky to trigger on a flush five by having four plastic bricks and four snakes, then effectively every hand contains a straight flush. I get that a 'flush five' sounds like it should count as a flush, so if you have four snakes I get how it would make sense to expect slinky to trigger. I will ponder on how to make this clearer to the player.
I'm not sure I agree that four of a kind should count as two pair, a part of my brain thinks that makes sense but in poker terms they are quite different. I have plans to make those baubles (the two pair and full house one) more powerful, though.
Thank you for your feedback, and I'm glad you're enjoying the game <3
Hmm I don't think you can technically have a flush five that's not counted as a flush, since right now you always need all five cards to be the same rank and suit for it to be a flush five, and so I can't think of a way that wouldn't be counted as a flush, even if you had no plastic bricks.
My code defines a straight flush as more than just both having a straight and a flush. There must be the consecutive cards of the same suit. That is, unless you have four snakes and four plastic bricks.
So for example if you have two plastic bricks and two snakes, you need three cards to make a straight, three to make a flush, and three to make a straight flush. With that in mind, consider the following hand:
3h 4h 5s 9h
This hand contains a straight, and a flush, but not a straight flush. If the 5s were instead a 5h, it would be a straight flush.
Today I implemented a system that *should* help with this confusion a bit. The tooltips that come up when hovering over a hand will update when baubles are purchased that change how the hand is defined. I'll upload the new build tonight, as usual.
Thanks for the explanation! In my case I had four snakes and two or three plastic bricks and the hand was rainbow king, rainbow king, rainbow king, king of hearts, king of spades. I believe this paid out the straight rewards and the flush rewards but not the slinky. It's possible I am remembering incorrectly, though, since its been a few days. Regardless, the tooltip will solve the problem I think :) Thanks as always
