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prasanna16391
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Country : India | The password protected PDF is now available to download.
A reminder to the participants solving online to first go to that specific link.
Also, if there are alignment issues, try changing your browser window size, sometimes on a large screen there's some ups and downs with the presentation but it can easily be resolved by scrolling. |
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Joo M.Y
Posts: 72
Country : South Korea | Joo M.Y posted @ 2023-01-13 9:04 AM |
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kaz_150
Posts: 13
Country : United States | kaz_150 posted @ 2023-01-13 1:57 PM absolutely+amazing+puzzles!+Cave+3+was+great.+Kakuro+3+had+amazing+logic+although+it+was+extremely+tough+for+me+%3aP+Also%2c+I+am+indebted+to+direkrow's+practice+pack+too. |
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EoHeongMat
Posts: 7
Country : South Korea | Kakuro+was+so+amazing!%f0%9f%91%8d |
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djmathman
Posts: 7
Country : United States | Hey+look%2c+I+improved!++Good+puzzles.++One+thing+to+note%2c+though%3a+Cave+3+and+Snake+3+didn't+work+for+me+on+the+online+interface%3b+the+puzzles+came+up+blank+for+me.++(I+ended+up+solving+Cave+3+in+MS+Paint%2c+being+careful+to+not+use+the+undo+feature+to+preserve+Penpa+conditions.) |
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shogia
Posts: 4
Country : United States | shogia posted @ 2023-01-16 1:34 PM Somehow+I+had+the+hardest+time+with+Cave+1%2c+was+very+perplexing+why+it+gave+me+so+much+more+trouble+near+the+end+of+the+solve+than+either+of+the+others. |
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Zormac
Posts: 15
Country : Hungary | Zormac posted @ 2023-01-17 2:00 PM This+was+a+fun+solve%2c+thanks!+%f0%9f%91%8d |
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rajeshk
Posts: 542
Country : India | rajeshk posted @ 2023-01-18 7:29 PM Amazing+set+of+puzzles.+I+enjoyed+solving+each+and+every+puzzle+in+this+test. |
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ABcDexter
Posts: 50
Country : India | Nice+set+of+puzzles+%3a)+%f0%9f%99%8f |
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kevinsmith
Posts: 1
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tushhr
Posts: 2
Country : India | tushhr posted @ 2023-01-28 12:43 PM Hey, for the rules of the cave, it's written that...
"Clues cannot be shaded, and represent the total number of unshaded cells that can be seen in a straight line vertically or horizontally, including itself."
This line is soo confusing, I thought its like "total number of unshaded cells" in "a" straight line "vertically "or" horizontally", which is completely wrong and after spending 5 mins into the puzzles, I knew that there is something wrong but I don't know what it is.. until I went into the archive puzzles and find out this line, which resolves my confusion... and is quite clear
"Each number indicates the total count of cells connected vertically "and" horizontally to the numbered cell including the cell itself. "
It should be "and" instead of "or" I guess, or maybe choosing the right set of words.. or maybe it's my fault, as I was playing cave for the very first time (and surprisingly the instruction booklet example was solvable with the definition I deduce) but I just hope you guys understand the confusion here and use a simpler and explanatory definition going forward.
Thanks
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prasanna16391
Posts: 1801
Country : India | tushhr - 2023-01-28 12:43 PM
Hey, for the rules of the cave, it's written that...
"Clues cannot be shaded, and represent the total number of unshaded cells that can be seen in a straight line vertically or horizontally, including itself."
This line is soo confusing, I thought its like "total number of unshaded cells" in "a" straight line "vertically "or" horizontally", which is completely wrong and after spending 5 mins into the puzzles, I knew that there is something wrong but I don't know what it is.. until I went into the archive puzzles and find out this line, which resolves my confusion... and is quite clear
"Each number indicates the total count of cells connected vertically "and" horizontally to the numbered cell including the cell itself. "
It should be "and" instead of "or" I guess, or maybe choosing the right set of words.. or maybe it's my fault, as I was playing cave for the very first time (and surprisingly the instruction booklet example was solvable with the definition I deduce) but I just hope you guys understand the confusion here and use a simpler and explanatory definition going forward.
Thanks
It's a fair point. I'll try to keep it in mind in the future. Sorry for the confusion caused! |
@ 2023-01-12 11:54 PM (#31177 - in reply to #31171) (#31177) Top