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Posts: 14 Location: India | Puzzle booklet missed how can i play and submit, and i was already start it. What can i do. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Location: India | suryadevi - 2014-02-26 1:02 PM Puzzle booklet missed how can i play and submit, and i was already start it. What can i do. Click on on each puzzle to download the booklets. Edited by debmohanty 2014-02-26 1:08 PM | ||||||||||||||||||
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Posts: 14 Location: India | please kindly reply me | ||||||||||||||||||
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Posts: 225 Location: Thailand |
Flunked the two 'hard' puzzles. Personally I thought Mini Coral was at least a medium due to its unfamiliarity and the puzzle itself being quite difficult. Edited by tamz29 2014-02-26 11:10 PM | ||||||||||||||||||
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Classics & Regions (PR 2016/17) Author Posts: 170 Location: Germany |
Great marathon, thanks to everyone involved! It's really hard to pick favourites. The Heyawake was too hard for me, but that's fine. I still need to solve that one properly. And apparently, I need to practice Kakuro. If there's anything to criticize, I felt the dots on the Turning Fences were so large that it was a little hard to mark them for turn vs. no turn, and that some puzzles used a little more of an A4 page than my printer can deal with. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Location: India | rob - 2014-02-27 12:17 AM I created all the pdfs after receiving image files from authors, so sorry about any printing issues. If there's anything to criticize, I felt the dots on the Turning Fences were so large that it was a little hard to mark them for turn vs. no turn, and that some puzzles used a little more of an A4 page than my printer can deal with. I think I just reused last year's templates, but it looks like I should be having more margin around the page than what we had. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Posts: 13 Location: Poland |
Great contest! | ||||||||||||||||||
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Typed Logic Author Posts: 241 Location: Indonesia | rob - 2014-02-27 3:17 AM If there's anything to criticize, I felt the dots on the Turning Fences were so large that it was a little hard to mark them for turn vs. no turn, and that some puzzles used a little more of an A4 page than my printer can deal with. On the other hand, small dots and Paint users can't flood fill the dots easily... | ||||||||||||||||||
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Posts: 8 Location: Switzerland |
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psi_yerr |
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Posts: 1 Location: India | where can I get the password | ||||||||||||||||||
macherlakumar |
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Posts: 123 Location: India | psi_yerr - 2014-02-28 1:47 PM where can I get the password Hi, Select the puzzle you want to start and scroll down a little (or more depending on your screen size), where you will find the puzzle name you have selected along with a button for starting it. Once you click on the button the password will be shown and the timer will start for that puzzle. See attached image for better clarity. Regards, Ravi (Marathon_Psswrd_Fetch.png) Attachments ---------------- Marathon_Psswrd_Fetch.png (32KB - 2 downloads) | ||||||||||||||||||
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2021 World Sudoku+Puzzle Convention Organizer Posts: 164 Location: Slovakia |
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PuzzleScot |
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Posts: 31 Location: United Kingdom | Thanks to all the authors - wonderful, beautiful set of puzzles :) I have some 'w's against my scores (Not that it matters for position, just pride), which I presume means 'wrong'. However, I believe I never entered a wrong answer. Why is this? | ||||||||||||||||||
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Posts: 31 Location: United Kingdom |
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rob |
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Classics & Regions (PR 2016/17) Author Posts: 170 Location: Germany | You should have (up to) two 'w's, which mark the two puzzles that don't factor in to your final score, because they're weakest/worst/whatever. | ||||||||||||||||||
udoroh |
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Posts: 17 Location: Poland | submit in sudoku 4x4 don't allow to take the answer | ||||||||||||||||||
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PR 2020 (Shading and Loops) Author Posts: 668 Location: India | Turning Fences was nice. The tutorial was very helpful. But needs lot of concentration. one mistake in finding which dot is turning or not turning and any where if you draw line without justification you are at the dead end. I felt Tracing back mistake is very difficulty in this type so had to start over all again :( But yes one more type added to my favorite list. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Posts: 25 Location: United States |
I thought Palmer's Statue Park was particularly nicely constructed, both because of the repeating structure (with different solutions in each occurence) and the way the pentominos sort of paired off neatly as the solve progressed until you had two matching pairs to place in the middle. The mini-coral had very nice logic once I got the hang of it, but it took me longer than it should because I was teaching myself to solve it as I went. Still, once I grokked the more Fillomino like aspects it was lots of fun. Detuned's Heyawake was beautiful but deadly. Spent a very very long time just figuring out a really good break-in, but once I got some momentum it was a fun solve. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Posts: 29 Location: United Kingdom |
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Posts: 4 Location: Croatia |
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Posts: 172 Location: ITALY |
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Posts: 1 Location: United Kingdom | How do I get the passwords for each puzzle in the marathon? Thanks | ||||||||||||||||||
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Location: India | davidji1 - 2014-03-01 7:27 PM Please refer to this post.How do I get the passwords for each puzzle in the marathon? Thanks | ||||||||||||||||||
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