Solution code: If the solver's family name begins with English letters A-M, list the numbers in column 7 from TOP TO BOTTOM, then on the 28 and 17 diagonals, moving away from the arrows (18 numbers total). If the solver's family name begins with English letters N-Z, list the numbers on the 29 and 16 diagonals, moving away from the arrows, then column 3, from BOTTOM TO TOP (18 numbers total). HINT: The solution code must be the same no matter what your name is.
on 17. February 2023, 19:54 by baumi
Very nice puzzle! I assume the title was inspired by Simon's recent comment on CTC about how setters shouldn't attempt to create a puzzle featuring Mobius Strips? :)
Maybe if some people like the puzzle, and suggest it to Simon, he can have a laugh about it in a video. 8-) Peace to you. -Will Power
on 15. February 2023, 22:26 by MarthaB
I understood the hint and did color coding, then stalled. I said to myself, "This is a Will Power puzzle and you love those. They always work out beautifully, get in there and solve it." I did. Thank you.
@MarthaB Thanks for your tenacity and the comment. This one is slightly more difficult than most of mine. I originally gave it a 3-star. Puzzles must require a bit more to make 3 stars stick. I hope you enjoyed it when you were done. -Will Power
on 14. February 2023, 22:54 by Will Power
Thanks to all for the comments. I hope this puzzle brightens your day. -Will Power
on 14. February 2023, 20:15 by peep50183
After I read the instructions a few times and realised what was going on, I concluded that this is one of those puzzles that I'm going to remember - a lovely idea :D
on 14. February 2023, 18:17 by Chelo
Very funny this puzzle @Will, thank you for setting it!..
on 14. February 2023, 13:07 by Ragna
Witzige Idee!
Das hat Spaß gemacht. Dankeschön. :-))
on 14. February 2023, 10:15 by farodin64
Entertaining puzzle, somewhere between 2 and 3 stars. Thanks Will :-)
on 14. February 2023, 07:13 by Elliott810
Very nice puzzle! Thanks:)