Japanese crossword «The elder»
Size: 35x34 | Picture: | Difficulty: | Added: | 12.08.20 | Author: YetiY |
Solved it without hints, but had to use a lot of try&error. Very difficult puzzle.
replySuper challenging (I also needed a bit of trial and error) but absolutely worth it!
replyVery enjoyable challenge. No hints, no guesses, but a LOT of studying the board.
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No hints, yeah, but no guesses? Wow it seems impossible unless you are a professional chess player capable of seeing many moves ahead in your mind!!. I am not saying it's impossible to other people.
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it's not rocket science. and it's definitely not impossible for any nonogram puzzle, including this one. i never take guesses myself and i am really bad at chess. you just need a lot of practice.
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You can definitely have nonogram puzzles that are impossible without guesswork, just imagine a 10x10 puzzle with ten dark squares scattered around randomly but in a way that there never is two squares in the same line or column. The info you would get would just be "1" for each row and column without any way to tell where exactly the ten squares are.
Of course that's an extreme example, but generally the less dark squares a puzzle has compared to empty squares, the more likely it is to require guesswork to solve, and I've definitely encountered puzzles on this website that require guesswork before.
replyOf course that's an extreme example, but generally the less dark squares a puzzle has compared to empty squares, the more likely it is to require guesswork to solve, and I've definitely encountered puzzles on this website that require guesswork before.
I always keep in mind that you never have to guess. You get one pixel at a time, but others fall in place. Tough, but rewarding puzzle.
replyChallenging puzzle, but not my cup of tea. Too much counting for filling one square at the time, it took me 2 hour to complete.
Anyway, gorgeous image at the end.
replyAnyway, gorgeous image at the end.
Couldn't see what it was until the very end. Artistic tour de force.
replyGreat puzzle. Had to be really imaginative in the solving. Very enjoyable and a good challenge. Thank you!
replyHad to guess in a few spots but it was solvable with some thought. Nice challenge.
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