Logic Masters Deutschland e.V.

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(Eingestellt am 31. Januar 2025, 20:58 Uhr von JeremyDover)

Regeln

Es gelten die üblichen Sudoku-Regeln.

Kropki: Die Zahlen in Zellen, die durch einen schwarzen Punkt verbunden sind, müssen einen Quotienten von 2:1 haben. Nicht alle möglichen Punkte sind gegeben. Es gibt daher keine negative Bedingung.

Missing Double Thermos: Entlang eines grauen Thermometers (ohne Kolben) müssen die geraden Ziffern in der einen Richtung ansteigen, während die ungeraden Ziffern in der entgegengesetzten Richtung ansteigen.

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Lösungscode: Spalte 3


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Zuletzt geändert am 2. Februar 2025, 20:10 Uhr

am 2. Februar 2025, 15:36 Uhr von Franjo
Very entertaining puzzle! Loved how the constraints work together. Thank you very much for creating and sharing.

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JeremyDover: So glad to hear...thank you for the solve and the positive feedback!

Zuletzt geändert am 2. Februar 2025, 20:09 Uhr

am 2. Februar 2025, 12:02 Uhr von Joely
Love this ruleset. I'd say it's nearing 3 stars. Probably my favourite puzzle I've done though. Well done :)

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JeremyDover: So glad that you enjoyed the ruleset and the puzzle! Thanks for the feedback.

Zuletzt geändert am 1. Februar 2025, 13:33 Uhr

am 1. Februar 2025, 07:48 Uhr von TheNineElements
Solve Time: 31:47

I rated this 2/5 difficulty.

Interesting puzzle & ruleset! I think I have seen the 'missing double thermos" rule somewhere before (it seemed familiar, but I don't remember if it had same name for the rule; iirc that puzzle came from one of the CTC mobile apps) - but it felt novel and ended up creating some unique logic in the solve.

I think the break-in was my favorite aspect of the solve, but it took me probably 5-10 minutes to really begin making big progress. Being unfamiliar with the ruleset, I had to spend that time thinking/experimenting with ideas. I think the difficulty of the break-in fell between 2-3/5 difficulty.

The remainder of the solve was a bit easier for me, though that may be because I started to understand how the rules worked. The whole midgame was well-paced, and felt around 2/5 difficulty.

The solve did take a bit longer than my average 2* difficulty time. Part of this was due to my unfamiliarity with the variant and partly due to the actual logical complexity of the puzzle. I decided that most of the logic felt straightforward/approachable enough for an overall 2* difficulty, but maybe slightly on the harder end of 2*.

Thanks for sharing!

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JeremyDover: There was a series of "Double Thermo" puzzles by Reverend back in 2020, where the odds and evens are independent. I know I saw missing thermos in the past as well, where the increase can go either way. I had never seen the combination, and particularly not forcing the parities to increase in different directions...but I certainly don't claim this is any great innovation. Just hoping for a pleasant puzzle!

Zuletzt geändert am 1. Februar 2025, 13:29 Uhr

am 1. Februar 2025, 06:06 Uhr von Freegerator
Interesting! I got stuck for a bit and then the whole puzzle fell out.

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JeremyDover: Glad you enjoyed!

Zuletzt geändert am 1. Februar 2025, 03:51 Uhr

am 1. Februar 2025, 02:09 Uhr von fitzie
this was closer to a three in turns of how long I was searching for the next deduction, but I think that's because I haven't seen this ruleset before.

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JeremyDover: Thanks for your message. I definitely wavered between a 2 or a 3 as the base difficulty, but my initial testers' feedback led me to lean towards 2. Definitely close to the line, I think.

Zuletzt geändert am 31. Januar 2025, 21:53 Uhr

am 31. Januar 2025, 21:30 Uhr von mathpesto
Cool idea for a ruleset! And paired nicely with black kropkis

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JeremyDover: Thanks so much! Very glad you enjoyed.

Schwierigkeit:2
Bewertung:97 %
Gelöst:90 mal
Beobachtet:2 mal
ID:000LTW

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