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motris
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Country : United States | motris posted @ 2011-09-25 2:52 AM I don't think anyone plans for their website to go down.
Nick Baxter prefers for the instructions to be up for only one day so that "new" puzzles cannot be deconstructed as easily by other solvers. I'm not sure if it is as important on a sudoku test as it is on the USPC, but the four "new" types had a lot to learn from just playing through the full examples. I'm glad to hear you enjoyed the grids. |
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Fred76
Posts: 337
Country : Switzerland | Fred76 posted @ 2011-09-25 3:20 AM motris - 2011-09-25 2:52 AM
I don't think anyone plans for their website to go down.
Sorry for having posted a bit harsh comments. Of course, nobody is responsible for that fact. What made me react so was that I saw that we could download the instructions file, but without the password, it was not very usefull. But I think it was not long and it did perhaps affect nobody. |
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vopani
Posts: 739
Country : India | vopani posted @ 2011-09-25 9:26 AM Really good set of sudokus. Thanks Thomas and Wei-Hwa.
I particularly found 3 sudokus excellent in this set: Pair Product, Parity and Just One Cell (2nd grid). |
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sylwan112
Posts: 4
Country : Poland | Could you help me how (I know the answer) to solve the task "8. Just One Cell (Thomas Snyder)" from part one? I tried but I failed :) |
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motris
Posts: 199
Country : United States | motris posted @ 2011-09-25 11:41 PM sylwan112 - 2011-09-25 9:12 AM
Could you help me how (I know the answer) to solve the task "8. Just One Cell (Thomas Snyder)" from part one? I tried but I failed :)
My original solution file on that puzzle showed the answer much much better than what got posted. See if this picture helps you assemble the many steps. The steps, which are certainly a bit challenging, involve finding the pairs in the middle of rows 2 and 8, and then following the consequences as shown. |
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sylwan112
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Country : Poland | Thanks a lot :) |
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