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Location: India | Me and Para tested the puzzle that the above post links to, and its not unique. |
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Location: India | prasanna16391 - 2012-08-12 5:39 PM
Me and Para tested the puzzle that the above post links too, and its not unique. So, what is new? |
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Location: India | It is fixed. |
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Location: India | anurag - 2012-08-12 6:20 PM
It is fixed.
Not really. |
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Location: India | Its not easy to determine in the fixed version(with 2 more skyscraper clues) ,where 6 has to go in R7,so i added 6 inside. |
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Location: India | anurag - 2012-08-12 7:13 PM
Its not easy to determine in the fixed version(with 2 more skyscraper clues) ,where 6 has to go in R7,so i added 6 inside.
IMO, the puzzle is finally correct with a unique solution, so added back the link. |
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Location: France | I did not try the previous version, but this one seems fine indeed. |
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Location: India | Thanks its of great help |
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Location: India | Some more practice puzzles, 2 Spiral Battleships(well the 2nd one not so much spiral) - http://prasannaseshadri.wordpress.com/2012/08/13/puzzle-no-193-spir... |
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Location: Japan | So many innovative puzzles... I'm really looking forward to the actual test!
BTW, let me confirm one thing about Chained Ships; is it possible to place a ship segment on a letter?
(even if two As are covered by ship segments, the grid might be solved by connecting other letters)
Edited by Yuhei Kusui 2012-08-15 2:29 PM
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Location: Turkey | Yuhei Kusui - 2012-08-15 2:28 PM
So many innovative puzzles... I'm really looking forward to the actual test!
BTW, let me confirm one thing about Chained Ships; is it possible to place a ship segment on a letter?
(even if two As are covered by ship segments, the grid might be solved by connecting other letters)
Oooo cool approach :) I like it. But no, each given lettter pair should be connected. |
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Location: Japan | yureklis - 2012-08-15 5:17 PM
Yuhei Kusui - 2012-08-15 2:28 PM
So many innovative puzzles... I'm really looking forward to the actual test!
BTW, let me confirm one thing about Chained Ships; is it possible to place a ship segment on a letter?
(even if two As are covered by ship segments, the grid might be solved by connecting other letters)
Oooo cool approach : ) I like it. But no, each given lettter pair should be connected.
OK. Thanks :-) |
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Location: Turkey | Some Remarks
Puzzle 1: 3rd rule of the puzzle transform to "Each area should contain exactly one number"
Puzzle 5: Write the 3 unused words , and ignore the Turkish letters when submitting answer.
Puzzle 9: Write the 3 unused words , and ignore the Turkish letters when submitting answer.
Time Bonus: I've changed the percentage (previous one %95) because of puzzle difficulty, so If a puzzler can get %90 of 1600 points (Total points), he/she will earn time bonus as 0,05 points per saved second.
Points distribution is available below.
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Location: India | When you say ignore the turkish letter, do you mean "ÇÖZÜM" becomes "ZM" or "COZUM" or something else?Any information on how many words will be used will be given,or is it part of the solve?
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Location: Turkey | anurag - 2012-08-17 6:08 PM
When you say ignore the turkish letter, do you mean "ÇÖZÜM" becomes "ZM" or "COZUM" or something else?Any information on how many words will be used will be given,or is it part of the solve?
I mean that "ÇÖZÜM" should be "COZUM" when you submit. |
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Location: India | Here is a nurikabe loop : http://anuragthefirst.blogspot.in/2012/08/clean-cruise.html |
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Password protected pdf is uploaded. It has 12 pages, including a cover page. There is no points table.
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Location: India | I was looking at the example for signage in IB. Can anyone share a couple of starting steps? Except the clues on the edge, where arrows obviously cannot go towards the edge, I am unable to make much of a logical headway. |
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Location: India | rakesh_rai - 2012-08-18 9:11 AM
I was looking at the example for signage in IB. Can anyone share a couple of starting steps? Except the clues on the edge, where arrows obviously cannot go towards the edge, I am unable to make much of a logical headway.
Since the count starts including the clue arrow itself, the 2 clues have to reach some edge within 1 arrow. e.g. The 2 clue pointing downwards at R6C4 means R7C4 will have to be an arrow pointing leftward because it has to point directly toward an edge and there's an arrow on the right. This means you can cross out all the cells to the left, and there'll be an arrow on each cell on the right. |
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Location: India | prasanna16391 - 2012-08-18 10:00 AM
rakesh_rai - 2012-08-18 9:11 AM
I was looking at the example for signage in IB. Can anyone share a couple of starting steps? Except the clues on the edge, where arrows obviously cannot go towards the edge, I am unable to make much of a logical headway.
Since the count starts including the clue arrow itself, the 2 clues have to reach some edge within 1 arrow. e.g. The 2 clue pointing downwards at R6C4 means R7C4 will have to be an arrow pointing leftward because it has to point directly toward an edge and there's an arrow on the right. This means you can cross out all the cells to the left, and there'll be an arrow on each cell on the right.
I realize my problem now. My printout was not showing any arrows. The shading of the arrows did not come out at all. |
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Location: India | ^
That problem didn't occur for me, during the test(I didn't take printout of the IB).
Anyways, great puzzles. I don't really like word puzzles/letter entry puzzles much, so a part of this test wasn't in my comfort zone, but I liked every puzzle I did solve. A power cut in between made certain I didn't even attempt some types I felt uncomfortable with :P So will have to try them out later.
Thanks for the test Serkan.
Edited by prasanna16391 2012-08-18 12:06 PM
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Location: The Netherlands | Do I get extra points for accidentally solving the Spiral Battleships example in test time? I only noticed this when I went to enter the entry key and noticed it was the same as the example's entry key. |
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Location: India | Para - 2012-08-19 1:13 AM
Do I get extra points for accidentally solving the Spiral Battleships example in test time?
Only if I get extra points for solving 3 of the puzzles with the sole illumination provided by the laptop screen... I'm gonna solve under candlelight from next time. :| |
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Location: The Netherlands | Nice puzzles Serkan!
This time I solved almost all of the puzzle I had pre-selected.
Thanks a lot for a fun set with pretty innovative stuff! |
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