Overview
GoodSortMaster refines color stacking with layouts that reward buffer discipline and pair extraction. Space is your lever—reserve a buffer tube early so staging never collapses, unmix the worst tube first to reduce churn, and finish one easy stack quickly to earn permanent breathing room. Similar hues belong to the late game; handle bold contrasts first so fine distinctions happen in a calmer board. The rhythm becomes clean: open space, extract pairs, complete a stack, reassess freedom. Cosmetic lifts that don’t extend sequences are debt—avoid them. As options widen, the board stops feeling chaotic: tops read like a skyline you edit, pairs glide in tidy transfers, and a single finished tube functions like a reliable workshop bench. Stalls resolve when you complete one stack to buy a lane; muddle fades when rare tones stay near the top. The satisfaction is watching disorder convert into structure in a handful of deliberate moves, not a flurry of shuffles; you solved by composition, not luck.