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FoxFireX
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Country : United States | Really enjoyed this as well. Couldn't get very far on some of the puzzle types I had never seen before, but that didn't stop me from trying. :) One thing that confused me was the entry of "0" as the digit for a row with ten shaded cells. I redid the puzzle four or so times figuring that "10" can't possibly be a valid digit, but couldn't come up with an alternate solution, so I just guessed that maybe "0" was what was wanted. Is there some place that mentioned that possibility that I missed? Or did I solve the puzzle wrong and get lucky with the entry happening to match the actual right answer? |
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prasanna16391
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Country : India | FoxFireX - 2012-09-18 6:56 PM
Really enjoyed this as well. Couldn't get very far on some of the puzzle types I had never seen before, but that didn't stop me from trying. :) One thing that confused me was the entry of "0" as the digit for a row with ten shaded cells. I redid the puzzle four or so times figuring that "10" can't possibly be a valid digit, but couldn't come up with an alternate solution, so I just guessed that maybe "0" was what was wanted. Is there some place that mentioned that possibility that I missed? Or did I solve the puzzle wrong and get lucky with the entry happening to match the actual right answer?
On the test page itself (http://logicmastersindia.com/M201209P/ ) it is mentioned in that white box. I apologize for not having placed that in the Instruction booklet. But for the future, I think you can make a note to look there too as thats where the last minute small clarifications usually get added. : ) |
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FoxFireX
Posts: 35
Country : United States | Sure enough, failed to look there. Okay, I feel better now. :) |
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Realshaggy
Posts: 69
Country : Germany | Hm, seems like I need some new glasses. When I started the test, somehow I was sure that it was not considered a monthly test and also couldnt find the "Opt out"-checkbox to not consider it for the puzzle rating. Dont know if I would have started it with that in mind, because I was not prepared at all and just had to fill some spare time. Anyway, all went good, so it doesnt matter.
Nice puzzles, and Im also looking forward to the solution booklet this time, because my solution of the big Akari seems to be non-unique. (Row 8, either column 9 or 10 contains a light bulb). |
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prasanna16391
Posts: 1801
Country : India | So as promised, there is now a solution booklet available. Personally I like to read about authors' views and all too, so for anyone who likes that, there is my own thoughts about each set of puzzles at the bottom of the page.
Download link.
View link.
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debmohanty
Country : India | Realshaggy - 2012-09-18 11:44 PM
Hm, seems like I need some new glasses. When I started the test, somehow I was sure that it was not considered a monthly test and also couldnt find the "Opt out"-checkbox to not consider it for the puzzle rating. Dont know if I would have started it with that in mind, because I was not prepared at all and just had to fill some spare time. Anyway, all went good, so it doesnt matter.
That was a mistake on my part. I forgot to un-hide the "check box". |
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prasanna16391
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Country : India | Realshaggy - 2012-09-18 11:44 PM
Nice puzzles, and Im also looking forward to the solution booklet this time, because my solution of the big Akari seems to be non-unique. (Row 8, either column 9 or 10 contains a light bulb).
If you have solved it correctly, you will find that it needs to be placed in column 9 to illuminate R6C9. If that cell doesn't need to be illuminated, check if all other cells on that right side are illuminated. |
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Realshaggy
Posts: 69
Country : Germany | Nevermind, found a region with two bulbs in my "solution". |
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rakesh_rai
Posts: 774
Country : India | prasanna16391 - 2012-09-18 7:23 AM
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Among Indians, Swaroop did well after a few off-performances in the previous tests as he said, and leads the Indian scores for the first time
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Congrats Swaroop. |
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Skouboe
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Country : Denmark | Skouboe posted @ 2012-09-28 7:18 PM Thank you for some brilliant puzzles. The difficulty level is just perfect. I have been solving a puzzle a day for the last week, and I am now though the set. I enjoyed every single puzzle and was able to solve them after some tense analysis. Thank you! |
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prasanna16391
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Country : India | Skouboe - 2012-09-28 7:18 PM
Thank you for some brilliant puzzles. The difficulty level is just perfect. I have been solving a puzzle a day for the last week, and I am now though the set. I enjoyed every single puzzle and was able to solve them after some tense analysis. Thank you!
Great, I'm glad you enjoyed them throughout the week of solving : ) |
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willwc
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Country : United States | willwc posted @ 2012-10-09 1:53 AM Would it be possible for an admin to add the password for the Puzzle Booklet to the test page? Thanks! |
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