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Country : India | Congratulations to Nikola Zivanovic, Endo Ken and Robert Vollmert for taking the top 3 spots in this hard test. Thanks to all the 70 participants. |
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Rubben
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Country : Romania | Rubben posted @ 2018-10-23 6:56 PM | What was your opinion of the distribution of easy/hard puzzles? | Just right | | | What did you think about the puzzle quality of the test? | Very nice | | | Which set of puzzles did you like the most? | Cairo Kurotto | |
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Eugene Porter
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Country : United States | Beautifully designed puzzles.
I was wondering about a potential alternate solution to Sum Star 1. After the test I came up with an answer string of 873x17x7x. The top left dodecagon reading clockwise from the 8(at 9 o'clock) - 6x42x3x1x598 with 7 in the middle. The top right dodecagon reading clockwise from the 7 (at 3 o'clock) - 82x79x4x35x7 with 1 in the middle. The lower dodecagon reading clockwise starting with a 8 at 12 o'clock then x1x96543x2x8 with the 7 in the middle. |
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Nizz
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Country : Denmark | Nizz posted @ 2018-11-29 4:31 AM Possibly stupid question: When will the password for this test be available (again)? Is there any reason why the passwords are not published immeiately after the competition is over? |
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paramesis
Posts: 20
Country : United States | Apologies that I didn't address these earlier.
Eugene,
The alternate solution fails because the top right dodecagon contains two 7's and no 6.
Nizz,
the password is topo-LOGICal
I will look into getting an unlocked pdf and solutions booklet posted. |
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