Survival Priorities
(Published on 1. May 2024, 05:00 by Will Power)
Solution code: Row 7.
Comments
on 7. August 2024, 18:41 by Tingo
This one took me a minute. Very enjoyable!
on 4. May 2024, 13:32 by chain.reader
Initial break in was good, you did the same in a recent puzzle iirc. but the bit right after this took me 30 minutes to figure out :P
I was looking into iterating the possible comboes on the smaller little killers to see what works, but halfway through doing that I noticed they forced themselves by simpler sudoku exclusions... I'm guessing I was making it harder on myself than it was.
on 1. May 2024, 23:10 by Schma
Very nice start. I first thought of this being a 1 star but it became somewhat tricky at some point. Well done, thanks for sharing!
on 1. May 2024, 14:37 by PinkNickels
Very nice!
on 1. May 2024, 09:24 by ordnanceordinance
If a digit appears on one green line, it may not appear on any other green line.
Fun puzzle! Maybe 1.5 stars for difficulty. All the logic flowed pretty smoothly
on 1. May 2024, 08:41 by Dermerlin
I think the rule is very clear.
digits may repeat on green lines, but will not appear on DIFFERENT green lines
@Dermerlin If responding to a particular solver, use their User ID with an @ sign before it so it goes directly to their email. In this case, @Big Tiger. Thanks for playing, commenting, and support. Peace to you. -Will Power
@Will Power: Thx for that hint. But this comment was meant two-way. Either as answer to Big Tiger either as further explanation of the rules for other users.
But you're still right. If i had adressed it to Big Tiger he would be informed AND other user users could still read it.
on 1. May 2024, 06:08 by Big Tiger
"All numbers on any green line do not appear on other green lines." - This cannot mean that no digit ever repeats because there are 16 cells that have green lines. Do you mean that no two green lines will have the same four digits?
@Big Tiger Numbers repeat on the same line. If a number is on one line, it cannot be on any other line. I am sorry that I do not know how to be more clear so people of all languages can understand. The same rule was true for my recent puzzle "Umbrameter: The Speed of Dark", however, there were only three lines on that one. Peace to you. -Will Power
