Solution code: Row 2 followed by a "-", then Column 3 (insert "-" where a region border is located, not including edge of grid) Example: 1203-45-6-789-2345-109-678
on 23. October 2023, 13:34 by marcmees
finally. :-)
Very nice. thanks.
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Wow!! That was a long time since your last comment. I would be interested to know how many actual hours you put in on the solve. Regardless, I appreciate the solve and thrilled you enjoyed this one.
definitely a few hours, finally contemplating where to put the last 2 borders in C2. After failing once or twice last year, the puzzle must have dropped out of my attention, until I rediscovered it a few days ago, scanning unfinished Chaos constructions.
on 26. August 2022, 17:58 by Chilly
Haha - very nice puzzle - and thanks for the credit on the chat we had - but the implementation was all your doing :)
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Thanks for the solve and kind words..
Puzzles have to come from somewhere, and our discussion initiated the path for this one, and for that I am very appreciative!
on 23. August 2022, 13:51 by kjholt
Question: for the diamonds, do you mean the combined total of digits on (or off) both arrows and circles or does the solver have to figure out whether it's circles or arrows? I understand the on/off choice but wondering if arrow/circle is also an unknown.
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Sorry for the confusion.
It's whether digits are on "all parts of an arrow" OR the digit is in a cell that is on "no part of an arrow" (so an empty cell)
Example: All of the last column are ON arrows; top seven cells in the first column are OFF arrows.
on 21. August 2022, 23:34 by Christounet
Ve-ry-n-ice-pu-zz-le !
Loved the long arrOw and the logic involving these little diamonds
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Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for giving the puzzle a try and for the awesome feedback.
on 21. August 2022, 06:00 by henrypijames
Oh boy, here we go. The proliferation of weapons of mass construction (WMC) has began!
@KNT, look at what you've done. You'll be remembered as the Oppenheimer of WMC, "destroyer of worlds".
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Thanks for the solve, however credit for the idea of this one would actually revolve around a conversation chilly and I had about 2 weeks ago..
Though I do recognize that KNT posted a 10x10 CC puzzle a few days ago.