Japanese crossword «World map»
| Size: 42x23 | Picture: | Difficulty: | Added: | 12.07.18 | Author: Slavinella |
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Slavinella, I love your challenging black and white nonograms! This was a wonderful challenge, great fun to work out, and I was really curious to discover what kind of animal it was and amazed at the result. Well done! Thank you! Spasibo!!! :))))
replyAwesome, great, wonderful!!
First I finished Australia, but I didn't know what it was :D until I saw both Americas :D .
replyFirst I finished Australia, but I didn't know what it was :D until I saw both Americas :D .
Hmmmm... realistic? Rather futuristic. Seems like Africa is moving south, Madagascar is gone with the vanilla, the Baltic Sea has become a lake...fun though and a bit hard.
replySo now everyone knows what is represented here but that still won't make it any easier to solve. This one is especially challenging even knowing what it is you're working towards. Well done Slavinella.
replyWell made, I love this map and it’s really realistic and I had fun doing it. *Whisper* Although it took nearly 44 minutes to complete for me
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Usually I don't do puzzles this size, but I wanted to do one of your puzzles so I had to. I knew what I was looking at after I saw Asia but it took me over half an hour to get to the end from there. Very nice idea. I can imagine my country is too small to show, but couldn't you give England at least one dot more?
Still this size is too big for me to really enjoy, sorry. But I forgive you because compared to the world this is a very small size LOL
Still this size is too big for me to really enjoy, sorry. But I forgive you because compared to the world this is a very small size LOL
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Hey, at least there's any semblance of Europe in there. It seems that the bulk of Alaska just disappeared without a trace. Though, admittedly, I'm really not sure what on earth is going on with the entire area around Scandinavia.
I'd think it was all flooded by melting ice caps, but I really doubt that we'd lose so much of mainland North America and Europe, while the entire chain of Caribbean islands appears to still be in tact. After all, there are already islands in the Caribbean which are partly below sea level.
What would've been really funny, is if this map looked like the fully modified Peter's Projection map.
https://youtu.be/OH1bZ0F3zVU
I'd think it was all flooded by melting ice caps, but I really doubt that we'd lose so much of mainland North America and Europe, while the entire chain of Caribbean islands appears to still be in tact. After all, there are already islands in the Caribbean which are partly below sea level.
What would've been really funny, is if this map looked like the fully modified Peter's Projection map.
https://youtu.be/OH1bZ0F3zVU
Solving this puzzle a second time I notice how few numbers are in the rows and columns. I am mystified and awed by this kind of design!
replysoooooo cool. Easily one of the best puzzles I have done here. Very creative and fun to solve. Thank you!!
replyI often don't pay attention to the picture as I solve it. With this one, I happen to see what it was going to be about half-way through. Was still a challenge even though I knew what was coming.
Love it!!!
replyLove it!!!
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