Thank you for the beautifully executed, informative and engaging game! I am planning on using the website as a demonstration this summer in a math summer camp for high school students.
I am puzzled by the fact that any healthy node can be quarantined, not only the ones who have a direct contact with an infected node. This makes it very easy to ‘beat’ the game: regardless of where the infection starts, it is straight-forward to disconnect a large piece of the graph from the impeding infection. This is also not realistic, as usually only the people with a direct contact to an infected person are quarantined.
Is it possible to change the code so that only nodes neighboring an infected node can be quarantined?
Thank you for the beautifully executed, informative and engaging game! I am planning on using the website as a demonstration this summer in a math summer camp for high school students.
I am puzzled by the fact that any healthy node can be quarantined, not only the ones who have a direct contact with an infected node. This makes it very easy to ‘beat’ the game: regardless of where the infection starts, it is straight-forward to disconnect a large piece of the graph from the impeding infection. This is also not realistic, as usually only the people with a direct contact to an infected person are quarantined.
Is it possible to change the code so that only nodes neighboring an infected node can be quarantined?