Thread - PANFOPCWHTTAPA - LMI November Monthly Puzzle Test

@ 2021-11-08 4:37 PM (#29686 - in reply to #29680) (#29686) Top

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Country : Romania

BogdanG posted @ 2021-11-08 4:37 PM

I am a beginner and I had lot of fun solving these puzzles (some after time ran). It is a very good idea to organize such competitions for less experienced players. I hope will be more contest like this. Congratulations to authors and organizers, you did a great job and had a very good idea.

@ 2021-11-09 4:26 PM (#29693 - in reply to #29663) (#29693) Top

rajeshk

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Country : India

rajeshk posted @ 2021-11-09 4:26 PM

Very nice contest. Enjoyed solving all these puzzles. Thanks to the authors for this memorable test.

@ 2021-11-09 4:34 PM (#29694 - in reply to #29675) (#29694) Top

Administrator

Country : India

Administrator posted @ 2021-11-09 4:34 PM

prasanna16391 - 2021-11-06 2:46 PM

The Contest page is back up. We will see its performance over the next day and then decide about extending the contest if necessary to 11th. As a general note, If the system goes down while you are taking the test, you may mail logicmasteradmin@gmail.com with answer keys and we will consider whatever is within your time of 60 minutes from starting. This is obviously not the preferred option, please use the submission page unless it goes down.

The contest has gone on smoothly so we will not be doing an extension and the contest will end at the announced time. This is also in part because we don't want a contest going on while we are potentially making changes for the upcoming WS+PC event.

@ 2021-11-11 2:19 PM (#29721 - in reply to #29663) (#29721) Top

A Carton Mutant

Posts: 33

Country : Turkey

A Carton Mutant posted @ 2021-11-11 2:19 PM

Couldn't get printouts so did them leisurely on Penpa. Everything felt friendly and smooth. For Hashi keys, I admit I should have checked the IB :) But maybe requiring every bridge seen in a direction regardless of orientation is an alternative (so no 0s but an "unfixed" key length that possibly resists guessing better). Thanks for the puzzles!


	@ 2021-11-08 4:37 PM (#29686 - in reply to #29680) (#29686) Top
BogdanG Posts: 15 Country : Romania	BogdanG posted @ 2021-11-08 4:37 PM I am a beginner and I had lot of fun solving these puzzles (some after time ran). It is a very good idea to organize such competitions for less experienced players. I hope will be more contest like this. Congratulations to authors and organizers, you did a great job and had a very good idea.
	@ 2021-11-09 4:26 PM (#29693 - in reply to #29663) (#29693) Top
rajeshk Posts: 542 Country : India	rajeshk posted @ 2021-11-09 4:26 PM Very nice contest. Enjoyed solving all these puzzles. Thanks to the authors for this memorable test.
	@ 2021-11-09 4:34 PM (#29694 - in reply to #29675) (#29694) Top
Administrator Country : India	Administrator posted @ 2021-11-09 4:34 PM prasanna16391 - 2021-11-06 2:46 PM The Contest page is back up. We will see its performance over the next day and then decide about extending the contest if necessary to 11th. As a general note, If the system goes down while you are taking the test, you may mail logicmasteradmin@gmail.com with answer keys and we will consider whatever is within your time of 60 minutes from starting. This is obviously not the preferred option, please use the submission page unless it goes down. The contest has gone on smoothly so we will not be doing an extension and the contest will end at the announced time. This is also in part because we don't want a contest going on while we are potentially making changes for the upcoming WS+PC event.
	@ 2021-11-11 2:19 PM (#29721 - in reply to #29663) (#29721) Top
A Carton Mutant Posts: 33 Country : Turkey	A Carton Mutant posted @ 2021-11-11 2:19 PM Couldn't get printouts so did them leisurely on Penpa. Everything felt friendly and smooth. For Hashi keys, I admit I should have checked the IB :) But maybe requiring every bridge seen in a direction regardless of orientation is an alternative (so no 0s but an "unfixed" key length that possibly resists guessing better). Thanks for the puzzles!