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Location: India | can i know my score? |
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Location: India | akash.doulani - 2010-03-07 4:28 PM
can i know my score?
235. Also check your email. |
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Location: China | can i know my score?thanks. : ) |
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Location: India | You did pretty well :)
514
Anyways, have patience.. the complete results will be out later tonight. |
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Location: China | Thanks a lot! |
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Location: India | Results will be out at 8:05PM as usual. |
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Location: India | Very nice puzzles Gaurav... I liked Circles and Descriptive Pairs the best...
I kept making a stupid mistake in Equation Sudoku due to which I lost 5-6mins :|
Waiting for the results... |
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Location: India | I found Extra Region more difficult than Descriptive Pairs and Circles... |
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Location: India | Very nice puzzles!
I personally liked Circles, Diagonal Consecutive, Blackout (because this was the 1st time I got it correct! :D)...
Made a silly mistake in Descriptive Pairs, else ciuld have have submitted it in time :( |
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Location: India | The test was timed also very well... I guess appointing a tester actually helps! :) |
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Location: India | Actually the puzzles were quite difficult earlier and our target was that 10-15 people should finish the test. So I added hints in 5 puzzles.. and now we found that it wasnt that easy either... But many could finish 8.
Anyways I am glad you all enjoyed the puzzles. :)
Also an awesome round by Janoslaw. 18 min before time was really great |
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PR 2020 (Casual and Word) Author
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Location: India | Being the tester couldnt participate :(
But I got a first hand look at the puzzles which were a little more tougher then the final cut.
Gaurav reduced the difficulty of the puzzles for the Skyscraper, Circles and Arrow Path.
Overall the test had a good mix of puzzles with difficulty ranging from quite easy (Mirror Sudoku) to the diabolic Skyscraper.
I didnt find the arrow path sudoku interesting, it gets solved one box at a time and required more of scanning then anything else.
The circles puzzle was awesome. I couldnt get a start into the puzzle, during the first round of testing. The entry point was quite difficult to spot, so Gaurav added a second equally difficult entry point to the puzzle, hoping that solvers will spot at least one of these to solve the puzzle.
This was the first time I was solving a Blackout puzzle which was not created by Deb, was relieved to know that easy puzzles can also be created for this type :)
Good to see Sumit back in the fray :)
I will be creating puzzle for the next mock along with my room-mate Kshitij. Watch out for the Mock 16, as we have some interesting variations in store for you !!
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Odd Even & Twisted Classics (SM 16/17) Author
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Location: India | Amazing Puzzles... blackout was comparatively easy when we compare to the ones created by Gaurav in the past... descriptive pairs was damn interesting.... the skyscraper ate my head!!! :D intersting mock overall... Thanks Gaurav... |
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Location: France | Nice set of puzzles Gaurav. Wrong Skyscrapers was really great !
I also expected more players to complete the whole set, seeing that I lost much time (about 20 minutes) doing some puzzles twice (including the Skyscrapers Sudoku) but did all of them anyway (with a stupid mistake on the last cell of Blackout Sudoku...).
I suppose the fact that most puzzles were "rare" or new variants can explain it. I personnally love solving puzzles that I had never seen before. :bleh: |
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Location: China | 1] Mirror Sudoku:
R(m)C(n) = R(9-m)C(9-n) for all 4 corner boxes. In short box 1&9 and box 3&7 will have digits so that they form mirror image. (eg: R3C2 & R6C7 will have same digits)
is it "9" or "10" ? R(m)C(n)=R(10-m)C(10-n)
2] Repeatable Extra Region:
There are two extra regions of 9 cells each but digits can repeat in those regions. Both the regions contains same set of numbers, same number of times.
eg: If one region contains 1,1,2,3,4,4,5,7,9 then the other region will also contain same numbers 1,1,2,3,4,4,5,7,9
all numbers should be in the same order, right?
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Location: France | 1] It is "10". Gaurav had already corrected it, but not in his first post.
2] Not necessarily in the same order. Both regions just need to contain the same set of numbers.
Edited by Ours brun 2010-03-08 4:39 PM
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Location: India | Check Diagonally Nonconsecutive Sudoku at http://janoslaw.blogspot.com/2010/05/diagonally-nonconsecutive.html |
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