Casual & Word - 28th May - 2nd June 2021 - Puzzle Ramayan & IPC Qualifier 2021 | |
LMI Tests -> Puzzle Ramayan | 24 posts • Page 1 of 1 • 1 |
prasanna16391 |
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2021 World Sudoku+Puzzle Convention Organizer Posts: 1784 Location: India | Link for rules and other details about Puzzle Ramayan: http://logicmastersindia.com/PR/2021pr.asp The Instruction booklet is now available on the submission page - https://logicmastersindia.com/live/?contest=PR202106. | ||
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2021 World Sudoku+Puzzle Convention Organizer Posts: 1784 Location: India | Notes- The round start will be delayed by 5 hours compared to previous rounds. The round end will be extended by 5 hours compared to previous rounds. - Please check the tabbing of the example links if you are solving on penpa. We understand there are many nuances for notations in this round, and we've tried our best to generalize it. For example, in Letter Weights, the number tab is set to 'white BG' which means you can write over letters with numbers and the white background will make it a complete replacement. - Points table and Number of PB pages will be released closer to the contest. | ||
prasanna16391 |
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2021 World Sudoku+Puzzle Convention Organizer Posts: 1784 Location: India | Made some minor changes to IB (Reworded anagram rules, added to Word Labyrinth that 'some letters may be given'). Other changes if any will be done in version 2 along with points and PB page info, but please feel free to point it out if anything's off. | ||
Puzzle_Maestro |
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Posts: 25 Location: United Kingdom | There is an error in the solution to word labyrinth. The last two letters of JEDAN have been swapped. | ||
ABcDexter |
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PR 2020 (MII and Regions) Author Posts: 47 Location: India | Noted. | ||
Tiralmo |
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Posts: 4 Location: United States | For Word Labyrinth, can you clarify/verify: • Can there be spaces between letters in the middle of the given words - or must their letters be placed consecutively? • Rules currently state "Write...following the spiral" - is it possible that this is more specific and could add the word "inward"? | ||
prasanna16391 |
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2021 World Sudoku+Puzzle Convention Organizer Posts: 1784 Location: India | Tiralmo - 2021-05-27 6:31 PM For Word Labyrinth, can you clarify/verify: • Can there be spaces between letters in the middle of the given words - or must their letters be placed consecutively? • Rules currently state "Write...following the spiral" - is it possible that this is more specific and could add the word "inward"? - Must be consecutive. - Yes, it is inward and the word will be added, along with the clarification about being consecutive from your first question. V2 of the IB will have both clarified properly. Thank you for your input. | ||
xupej04m3 |
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Posts: 3 Location: Taiwan | Typo in rule of Snaky Search: " Ignore any punctuations, numbers (of) special characters " should be (or) | ||
prasanna16391 |
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2021 World Sudoku+Puzzle Convention Organizer Posts: 1784 Location: India | Instruction Booklet V2- Word Labyrinth Example solution and keys fixed. - Typo in Snaky search fixed. - Some rules like Word Labyrinth, Word Nurikabe and Knight Paths updated (updated part is highlighted) - Some answer keys updated (updated part is highlighted) - Points distribution added. - Number of PB pages (13) added. We request that participants go through the IB again and note the changes. The penpa links in the IB may not be consistent with the updated rules, but the Puzzle booklet will be. | ||
prasanna16391 |
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2021 World Sudoku+Puzzle Convention Organizer Posts: 1784 Location: India | Password Protected Puzzle Booklet UploadedThe Password protected puzzle booklet is now available to download. The booklet has 13 pages. | ||
prasanna16391 |
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2021 World Sudoku+Puzzle Convention Organizer Posts: 1784 Location: India | Contest start pre-ponedThe contest has started. | ||
prasanna16391 |
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2021 World Sudoku+Puzzle Convention Organizer Posts: 1784 Location: India | Puzzle 18 has multiple solutionsBoth solutions will be accepted by the checker. | ||
professorX |
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Posts: 35 Location: India | Excellent test ... delightful puzzles ! | ||
GaS |
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Posts: 24 Location: ITALY | I have a request for a long time: it will be possible to put in the answer form the number of the puzzle near the name? Haveing different puzzle of the same type coud led to error in submission. Obviously you can "count" the puzzle in the answer form but during the contest it could be a time-loss activity For example, in the current contest I submit the solution for puzzle #11 in form for puzzle #10 (same puzzle, same point). I checked the solution 2 times but I was at the end of the contest and so I lost the point. My fault, indeed; luckly only 1 point lost and I'm not in the top solver so no problem at all, but I think it could be usefull. Anyway, thanks very much for the enjoyable (as usual) contest GaS | ||
prasanna16391 |
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2021 World Sudoku+Puzzle Convention Organizer Posts: 1784 Location: India | LMI was down for a while last night, if it impacted anyone please reach out to us at logicmasteradmin@gmail.com . | ||
harmeet |
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SM 2020 (Converse and Odd Even) Author Posts: 85 Location: India | Nice puzzles Anubhav. I particularly liked word labyrinth and word nurikabe. Thanks! | ||
vopani |
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WSPC Organizer Posts: 739 Location: India | Wow! This is easily my favourite Casual round across all PRs. Phenomenal puzzles. What I liked most was they were all very approachable, even though the Knight Paths were very annoying :-) Favourites: 10 Nearest Exit 13 Word Search 20 Word Nurikabe Thanks a lot Anubhav! (and whoever authored #20 ;-) ) | ||
vopani |
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WSPC Organizer Posts: 739 Location: India | GaS - 2021-05-30 9:01 PM I have a request for a long time: it will be possible to put in the answer form the number of the puzzle near the name? GaS +1 to this, its rare but can mix up when points are same (like I did for Nearest Exit in this contest). | ||
prasanna16391 |
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2021 World Sudoku+Puzzle Convention Organizer Posts: 1784 Location: India | I've made the note to add the number from the next round. | ||
ABcDexter |
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PR 2020 (MII and Regions) Author Posts: 47 Location: India | harmeet - 2021-06-02 6:49 PM Nice puzzles Anubhav. I particularly liked word labyrinth and word nurikabe. Thanks! Thanks Harmeet, those two are also the ones which required rigorous work and testing ?? | ||
rajeshk |
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WSPC Organizer Posts: 542 Location: India | Thanks, Anubhav for the great test. However, I could not solve many puzzles in this round but most of the puzzles in this round were solvable logically. I liked the Word Nurikabe the most. Thanks, Anubhav and puzzle #20 author (my guess is that this puzzle is created by Prasanna :)). | ||
ABcDexter |
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PR 2020 (MII and Regions) Author Posts: 47 Location: India | vopani - 2021-06-02 7:31 PM Wow! This is easily my favourite Casual round across all PRs. Phenomenal puzzles. What I liked most was they were all very approachable, even though the Knight Paths were very annoying :-) Favourites: 10 Nearest Exit 13 Word Search 20 Word Nurikabe Thanks a lot Anubhav! (and whoever authored #20 ;-) ) Thanks Rohan for your kind words of appreciation. Well, to be totally honest Knight's Paths were meant to be more mathematical than to cause any sort of head related unease :P | ||
ABcDexter |
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PR 2020 (MII and Regions) Author Posts: 47 Location: India | rajeshk - 2021-06-03 5:03 PM Thanks, Anubhav for the great test. However, I could not solve many puzzles in this round but most of the puzzles in this round were solvable logically. I liked the Word Nurikabe the most. Thanks, Anubhav and puzzle #20 author (my guess is that this puzzle is created by Prasanna :)). Thanks Rajesh :) Feel free to ping me regarding any puzzle which you'd like to solve. | ||
Administrator |
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Location: India | Thanks to the 217 participants, and the 42 finishers. Congratulations to Freddie Hand, Endo Ken and Tawan Sunathvanichkul for taking the top 3 spots. Also, Congratulations to Rohan Rao, Swaroop Guggilam and Harmeet Singh for taking the top three spots from India. Also, a special mention - James McGowan for being the highest ranked solver without an error, in this error filled contest. Thanks to Anubhav Balodhi for authoring this round! His debut on LMI as a solo author had many nice and approachable puzzles. Well done ABcDexter! Those who missed taking part in this test can still take this test unofficially. | ||
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