Logic Masters Deutschland e.V.

am 6. September 2024, 16:53 Uhr von permafrostyx
yay 1m36s

am 17. August 2024, 00:04 Uhr von yasmim.nat
03:35 :DD

am 15. Juni 2024, 17:18 Uhr von wuc
Quick intro to a nice rule thx.

am 13. Juni 2024, 03:08 Uhr von Square Oracle
Love the puzzle!

am 1. Mai 2024, 12:30 Uhr von WanderingArchetypes
Gorgeous puzzle! Absolutely loved the logic break-in and then the cascading results!

am 16. April 2024, 14:07 Uhr von mnstrmisha
really nice intro to the circle constraint:)

am 10. März 2024, 01:16 Uhr von NordenShield
Very satisfying.

am 16. Februar 2024, 00:54 Uhr von luda3
Thank you for sharing, very lovely intro to the counting circles variant!

am 14. Februar 2024, 04:22 Uhr von misha
Very easy, but still a nice and satisfying solution. I was still surprised and laughed at the trick! Much fun!

am 6. Januar 2024, 21:33 Uhr von RedBarchetta
This is absolutely a 100% rating! Surely the rating system uses an average? I would suggest using some type of statistical measure - std dev, drop the zero ratings, weighted, etc. Great design and quite fun!

am 1. Oktober 2023, 16:07 Uhr von filz
Finally a very nice, and truly very easy puzzle here on logic-masters :)

am 20. September 2023, 15:14 Uhr von KingIsulgard
1 minute 30 seconds, fun easy puzzle

am 20. September 2023, 11:15 Uhr von oceansellaven
This is so smooth and satisfying to solve. Very fun and clever!

am 20. September 2023, 00:58 Uhr von nearestneighbour
Like a lot of people already said, that was incredble even though it was easy. Thanks for that!

am 19. September 2023, 18:25 Uhr von phs
These counting circles are a great invention. Here the execution is very neat but a bit unsatisfying as a puzzle. Maybe there is a way to combine this new rule with other constraints and give solvers more a challenge. Thanks for the great idea!!

Reply: I think too isn't that challenging but that is why is rated 1 star difficulty. Wanted to make a simple puzzle so people get familiarized with this ruleset a bit more when they see more challenging puzzles. Which I think this ruleset has a lot of potential.

am 18. September 2023, 23:52 Uhr von Crusader175
Wonderful miracle puzzle!

am 17. September 2023, 09:10 Uhr von Montikulum
Pretty much a showcase. Shame as always that easier puzzles by default don’t get higher ratings it seems but it was great fun.

am 16. September 2023, 22:56 Uhr von zalak_lab
Beautiful concept.

am 16. September 2023, 22:13 Uhr von Bankey
Thanks for that fun tutorial in Circles 101, @ Prof. Dori :). Did help me understand the "ropes" of the ruleset.:).

am 16. September 2023, 18:27 Uhr von OboeSapien
Absolutely hilarious. I love it! Great discovery

am 16. September 2023, 16:16 Uhr von thrutch
More a beautiful curiosity than a puzzle, nonetheless very satisfying to fill in.

am 16. September 2023, 15:54 Uhr von JADE
The puzzle becomes very easy if you've seen the circle constraint before, but I don't necessarily think that's a bad thing. It's very clean and a wonderful way to teach the rule to new solvers. Great Job!

am 16. September 2023, 11:54 Uhr von geronimo92
The problem is not the fact that it's easy (it's even a pleasure) but as more and more often with new rulesets, too many setters absolutely want to upload one with the novelty.... that's annoying because the new ruleset is used too many times and become boring

am 16. September 2023, 07:28 Uhr von mattjhussey
Loved this. It appears daunting but is actually very simple and elegant.

am 16. September 2023, 02:25 Uhr von PastTenseOfDraw
I almost didn't try this puzzle; glad I did. It's a lovely introduction to the circle constraint. It's not challenging, but it is fun.

am 16. September 2023, 01:49 Uhr von goshogi
Easy, but nevertheless satisfying quick puzzle

am 16. September 2023, 00:35 Uhr von Ekkojensen
This one took me less than 3 minutes to solve, and I really liked the puzzle. Beautiful and very accessible implementation of this ruleset.

am 15. September 2023, 23:40 Uhr von HumanBirdsong
This is a ‘one trick’, bite-size puzzle, but the trick itself is delightful: a clever and original little brain teaser to accompany one’s morning coffee. At the time of writing this puzzle has only an 89% approval rating, which is obviously absurd. I’m not sure by what criteria this is being judged (I’ve noticed that ‘easier’ puzzles are often punished on this site), but in my view, in and of itself, this is a 100% construction.

Reply: This puzzle was at 97% at one point. I think what happens with easy puzzle that getting lower percent is because is easily accesible and many haters which some are known give 0% without any reason. And this may happen for several reason I believe like jealousy, they can't make good puzzles themself and so many other things. I know how good is this puzzle so I really don't mind the percentage. But it is a shame such thing to happen. Still not bad percentage but I believe too it deserves more from the feedbacks I got.

am 15. September 2023, 23:35 Uhr von Bultra
Easy but I liked it

am 15. September 2023, 21:01 Uhr von 99%Sneaky
A very fun puzzle to 'speedrun' through once you realize what's going on :]

am 15. September 2023, 20:58 Uhr von julien505
Very fun, I feel like this puzzle was discovered rather than invented, with such elegance despite being solvable in <5 minutes!

am 15. September 2023, 20:51 Uhr von peep50183
Easy but very satisfying when it all pops out :)

am 15. September 2023, 20:38 Uhr von Scojo
I really liked how simple and elegant this puzzle was. This is probably the easiest puzzle with no given digits and just some circles in the grid that exists.

am 15. September 2023, 20:32 Uhr von Tingo
I don't recall seeing this ruleset used in a puzzle I've played before. Very fun! Thanks for setting and sharing and introducing me to such an enjoyable puzzle!

am 15. September 2023, 20:04 Uhr von fpac
so easy and so satisfying

am 15. September 2023, 20:02 Uhr von marty_sears
I agree with Lundo, this is a brilliant pure version of the rule. It doesn't matter that it's easy; it's beautiful, and insightful. look at all those lovely patterns in the finished grid.

Going across, digits are grouped into mod3 groups. Going down, groupings of consecutive ascending digits, where 9 loops back round to 1. And the whole grid obeys the offset rule!

Great discovery!

am 15. September 2023, 19:52 Uhr von thoughtbyte
Though a very easy puzzle, I really like the simplicity and elegance. It's a great example of showcasing one idea really well. Thanks!

am 15. September 2023, 19:51 Uhr von Lundo
Thought this was a great intro puzzle for people trying to learn this rule set!

am 15. September 2023, 19:36 Uhr von rictech
Unique rule set, I like it. Once you get “step 1” it pretty much fills itself in. Thanks!