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What in this world is she trying to say?
How will you save Mike?What was my wife trying to say?Clockwork orange?The Cryptology CaseHow was the math test?Where is my girlfriend?My Uncle's Music BoxWhat has corruptrwdcfs this puzzle?One 'double agent' two-step on a waltzing floorLittle Pictures: Charlie's Lunch EditionA real-world puzzler - find the pattern!
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I happened to meet one of my friends after about a couple of years. Obviously we both were very happy, but still, she didn't leave her habit of challenging me to decipher what she was saying. I thought that again she'll give me some seemingly random characters to search for some meaning; but she didn't.
Instead she started drawing some boxes on the ground, which turned out to be two 5x5 grids, and yes there was a number in each cell too. This was what it looked like:
Obviously I couldn't decipher at that time what in this world she was trying to say, so I just clicked the photograph, and continued with the rest of our talks. And yes, she said that it is more of a visual puzzle.
All this happened some time back, but today I found that photo again, and as usual I didn't know what it meant.
What in this world was she trying to say?
By the way, this is a direct hint to this puzzle.
cipher pattern visual grid-deduction
asked yesterday
AkariAkari
692119
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$begingroup$
I happened to meet one of my friends after about a couple of years. Obviously we both were very happy, but still, she didn't leave her habit of challenging me to decipher what she was saying. I thought that again she'll give me some seemingly random characters to search for some meaning; but she didn't.
Instead she started drawing some boxes on the ground, which turned out to be two 5x5 grids, and yes there was a number in each cell too. This was what it looked like:
Obviously I couldn't decipher at that time what in this world she was trying to say, so I just clicked the photograph, and continued with the rest of our talks. And yes, she said that it is more of a visual puzzle.
All this happened some time back, but today I found that photo again, and as usual I didn't know what it meant.
What in this world was she trying to say?
By the way, this is a direct hint to this puzzle.
cipher pattern visual grid-deduction
asked yesterday
AkariAkari
692119
$endgroup$
1
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Is the cell in the second grid (col 4, row 5) supposed to just show half of two?
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– Elpharya
yesterday
1
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@Elpharya It is supposed to show the complete "2". Thanks, I'll update the picture.
$endgroup$
– Akari
yesterday
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I happened to meet one of my friends after about a couple of years. Obviously we both were very happy, but still, she didn't leave her habit of challenging me to decipher what she was saying. I thought that again she'll give me some seemingly random characters to search for some meaning; but she didn't.
Instead she started drawing some boxes on the ground, which turned out to be two 5x5 grids, and yes there was a number in each cell too. This was what it looked like:
Obviously I couldn't decipher at that time what in this world she was trying to say, so I just clicked the photograph, and continued with the rest of our talks. And yes, she said that it is more of a visual puzzle.
All this happened some time back, but today I found that photo again, and as usual I didn't know what it meant.
What in this world was she trying to say?
By the way, this is a direct hint to this puzzle.
cipher pattern visual grid-deduction
asked yesterday
AkariAkari
692119
$endgroup$
I happened to meet one of my friends after about a couple of years. Obviously we both were very happy, but still, she didn't leave her habit of challenging me to decipher what she was saying. I thought that again she'll give me some seemingly random characters to search for some meaning; but she didn't.
Instead she started drawing some boxes on the ground, which turned out to be two 5x5 grids, and yes there was a number in each cell too. This was what it looked like:
Obviously I couldn't decipher at that time what in this world she was trying to say, so I just clicked the photograph, and continued with the rest of our talks. And yes, she said that it is more of a visual puzzle.
All this happened some time back, but today I found that photo again, and as usual I didn't know what it meant.
What in this world was she trying to say?
By the way, this is a direct hint to this puzzle.
cipher pattern visual grid-deduction
cipher pattern visual grid-deduction
asked yesterday
AkariAkari
692119
asked yesterday
AkariAkari
692119
edited yesterday
Akari
asked yesterday
AkariAkari
692119
asked yesterday
AkariAkari
692119
asked yesterday
AkariAkari
692119
692119
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Is the cell in the second grid (col 4, row 5) supposed to just show half of two?
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– Elpharya
yesterday
1
$begingroup$
@Elpharya It is supposed to show the complete "2". Thanks, I'll update the picture.
$endgroup$
– Akari
yesterday
add a comment |
1
$begingroup$
Is the cell in the second grid (col 4, row 5) supposed to just show half of two?
$endgroup$
– Elpharya
yesterday
1
$begingroup$
@Elpharya It is supposed to show the complete "2". Thanks, I'll update the picture.
$endgroup$
– Akari
yesterday
1
1
$begingroup$
Is the cell in the second grid (col 4, row 5) supposed to just show half of two?
$endgroup$
– Elpharya
yesterday
$begingroup$
Is the cell in the second grid (col 4, row 5) supposed to just show half of two?
$endgroup$
– Elpharya
yesterday
1
1
$begingroup$
@Elpharya It is supposed to show the complete "2". Thanks, I'll update the picture.
$endgroup$
– Akari
yesterday
$begingroup$
@Elpharya It is supposed to show the complete "2". Thanks, I'll update the picture.
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– Akari
yesterday
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She's saying
"HI"
The puzzle is
A Pair of Slitherlinks
answered yesterday
SconibulusSconibulus
14.6k128101
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+1, but note that the solution is far from unique, you can basically do whatever you like in the middle and then fill out the exterior accordingly.
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– Arnaud Mortier
yesterday
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That's the right answer! Maybe you should try the puzzle linked in the question? I think it'll be very easy now.
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– Akari
yesterday
$begingroup$
@ArnaudMortier Are you sure? Slitherlink has specific rules - you have to form a single loop without crossings or branches. I tried the puzzle and there is only one solution. I'd like to see a counterexample if you have one. Unless you mean multiple solutions to the puzzle itself, assuming it's NOT slitherlink, then, of course, all bets are off...
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– Amorydai
11 hours ago
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@Amorydai I was not aware of the closed loop condition. Thanks.
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– Arnaud Mortier
11 hours ago
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$begingroup$
She's saying
"HI"
The puzzle is
A Pair of Slitherlinks
answered yesterday
SconibulusSconibulus
14.6k128101
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
+1, but note that the solution is far from unique, you can basically do whatever you like in the middle and then fill out the exterior accordingly.
$endgroup$
– Arnaud Mortier
yesterday
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That's the right answer! Maybe you should try the puzzle linked in the question? I think it'll be very easy now.
$endgroup$
– Akari
yesterday
$begingroup$
@ArnaudMortier Are you sure? Slitherlink has specific rules - you have to form a single loop without crossings or branches. I tried the puzzle and there is only one solution. I'd like to see a counterexample if you have one. Unless you mean multiple solutions to the puzzle itself, assuming it's NOT slitherlink, then, of course, all bets are off...
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– Amorydai
11 hours ago
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@Amorydai I was not aware of the closed loop condition. Thanks.
$endgroup$
– Arnaud Mortier
11 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
She's saying
"HI"
The puzzle is
A Pair of Slitherlinks
answered yesterday
SconibulusSconibulus
14.6k128101
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
+1, but note that the solution is far from unique, you can basically do whatever you like in the middle and then fill out the exterior accordingly.
$endgroup$
– Arnaud Mortier
yesterday
$begingroup$
That's the right answer! Maybe you should try the puzzle linked in the question? I think it'll be very easy now.
$endgroup$
– Akari
yesterday
$begingroup$
@ArnaudMortier Are you sure? Slitherlink has specific rules - you have to form a single loop without crossings or branches. I tried the puzzle and there is only one solution. I'd like to see a counterexample if you have one. Unless you mean multiple solutions to the puzzle itself, assuming it's NOT slitherlink, then, of course, all bets are off...
$endgroup$
– Amorydai
11 hours ago
$begingroup$
@Amorydai I was not aware of the closed loop condition. Thanks.
$endgroup$
– Arnaud Mortier
11 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
She's saying
"HI"
The puzzle is
A Pair of Slitherlinks
answered yesterday
SconibulusSconibulus
14.6k128101
$endgroup$
She's saying
"HI"
The puzzle is
A Pair of Slitherlinks
answered yesterday
SconibulusSconibulus
14.6k128101
answered yesterday
SconibulusSconibulus
14.6k128101
answered yesterday
SconibulusSconibulus
14.6k128101
answered yesterday
SconibulusSconibulus
14.6k128101
14.6k128101
$begingroup$
+1, but note that the solution is far from unique, you can basically do whatever you like in the middle and then fill out the exterior accordingly.
$endgroup$
– Arnaud Mortier
yesterday
$begingroup$
That's the right answer! Maybe you should try the puzzle linked in the question? I think it'll be very easy now.
$endgroup$
– Akari
yesterday
$begingroup$
@ArnaudMortier Are you sure? Slitherlink has specific rules - you have to form a single loop without crossings or branches. I tried the puzzle and there is only one solution. I'd like to see a counterexample if you have one. Unless you mean multiple solutions to the puzzle itself, assuming it's NOT slitherlink, then, of course, all bets are off...
$endgroup$
– Amorydai
11 hours ago
$begingroup$
@Amorydai I was not aware of the closed loop condition. Thanks.
$endgroup$
– Arnaud Mortier
11 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
+1, but note that the solution is far from unique, you can basically do whatever you like in the middle and then fill out the exterior accordingly.
$endgroup$
– Arnaud Mortier
yesterday
$begingroup$
That's the right answer! Maybe you should try the puzzle linked in the question? I think it'll be very easy now.
$endgroup$
– Akari
yesterday
$begingroup$
@ArnaudMortier Are you sure? Slitherlink has specific rules - you have to form a single loop without crossings or branches. I tried the puzzle and there is only one solution. I'd like to see a counterexample if you have one. Unless you mean multiple solutions to the puzzle itself, assuming it's NOT slitherlink, then, of course, all bets are off...
$endgroup$
– Amorydai
11 hours ago
$begingroup$
@Amorydai I was not aware of the closed loop condition. Thanks.
$endgroup$
– Arnaud Mortier
11 hours ago
$begingroup$
+1, but note that the solution is far from unique, you can basically do whatever you like in the middle and then fill out the exterior accordingly.
$endgroup$
– Arnaud Mortier
yesterday
$begingroup$
+1, but note that the solution is far from unique, you can basically do whatever you like in the middle and then fill out the exterior accordingly.
$endgroup$
– Arnaud Mortier
yesterday
$begingroup$
That's the right answer! Maybe you should try the puzzle linked in the question? I think it'll be very easy now.
$endgroup$
– Akari
yesterday
$begingroup$
That's the right answer! Maybe you should try the puzzle linked in the question? I think it'll be very easy now.
$endgroup$
– Akari
yesterday
$begingroup$
@ArnaudMortier Are you sure? Slitherlink has specific rules - you have to form a single loop without crossings or branches. I tried the puzzle and there is only one solution. I'd like to see a counterexample if you have one. Unless you mean multiple solutions to the puzzle itself, assuming it's NOT slitherlink, then, of course, all bets are off...
$endgroup$
– Amorydai
11 hours ago
$begingroup$
@ArnaudMortier Are you sure? Slitherlink has specific rules - you have to form a single loop without crossings or branches. I tried the puzzle and there is only one solution. I'd like to see a counterexample if you have one. Unless you mean multiple solutions to the puzzle itself, assuming it's NOT slitherlink, then, of course, all bets are off...
$endgroup$
– Amorydai
11 hours ago
$begingroup$
@Amorydai I was not aware of the closed loop condition. Thanks.
$endgroup$
– Arnaud Mortier
11 hours ago
$begingroup$
@Amorydai I was not aware of the closed loop condition. Thanks.
$endgroup$
– Arnaud Mortier
11 hours ago
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Is the cell in the second grid (col 4, row 5) supposed to just show half of two?
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– Elpharya
yesterday
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@Elpharya It is supposed to show the complete "2". Thanks, I'll update the picture.
$endgroup$
– Akari
yesterday