Battle of the Tridents
(Published on 25. April 2024, 05:00 by Will Power)
Solution code: Row 6 and column 3.
Comments
on 7. August 2024, 22:26 by Drawoon
Most of this puzzle would have gone a lot smoother if I realized there was a 180 degrees rule
@Drawoon I try to call attention to the rules the best I can. In this case, the 180 degree rule was first in the list. Peace to you. -Will Power
Yeah no worries. I should have read the rules better. :p -Drawoon
on 29. April 2024, 23:32 by Christovaneeden
very nice flow
on 25. April 2024, 20:12 by stonetim
10:26
Very fun and quick symmetry puzzle!
on 25. April 2024, 16:50 by erik
Really fun puzzle!
on 25. April 2024, 14:58 by PinkNickels
20:29. Great verse
@PinkNickels Thanks. I try not to go to the lexicon of wisdom unless it's really necessary. 8-) -Will Power
on 25. April 2024, 14:21 by Will Power
All, I am trying this puzzle without using symmetry, and it is not even close to as fun as when I use the intended symmetry path. Please do not take the advice of people who say it is possible to complete without symmetry, and then rate your experience poorly because you decided to circumvent the intended path. "Your Scientists Were So Preoccupied With Whether Or Not They Could, They Didn’t Stop To Think If They Should." -Jeff Goldblum in Jurassic Park. Thanks, and peace to you. -Will Power
on 25. April 2024, 11:42 by Natka23
I used the rotational symmetry all the way, from start to finish and it was a pretty easy and enjoyable solve!
Remember to also use the "secret" of sudoku ;)
on 25. April 2024, 11:01 by VitP
spoiler: don't focus on the falling rain, because you should be able to see that clearly. the rotational symmetry should not be an obstacle in your way - i used that exactly once (except for the final dark cloud that blinded me)
on 25. April 2024, 09:25 by Big Tiger
Hmm, I have checked and double-checked and I have a perfectly viable solution ... but it is "wrong" according to the solution code.
@Big Tiger Thanks for playing. Be sure that all nine of the 4's are 180 degrees from the 6's. Thanks. -Will Power
on 25. April 2024, 09:21 by Peteronium
Lovely puzzle. Bit easier than most of your others but still great fun to solve. Worked like a Swiss watch.
on 25. April 2024, 07:42 by Glasgow
For those wanting a little more of a challenge, I found the puzzle is very solvable without the rotational symmetry rule, other than one small deadly pattern at the end. Two stars doing it the harder way.
