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| dagoss | Jan 20 2008, 02:13 PM Post #1 |
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Smarty Pants
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Here is the Great One's likeness in Picross form. |
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| floorcat | Jan 20 2008, 04:28 PM Post #2 |
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Nintendo sixty-floorcat
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I this puzzle with all of my body. EVEN my tail.
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| dagoss | Jan 21 2008, 06:29 PM Post #3 |
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Are you referring to the fact that the puzzle lacks a tail? It originally had one, I assure you, but it just made the cat look like it was taking a poop! I've been doing the puzzles of the day since my initial visit, but I'm terrible without the "fade" feature to facilitate my inevitable guessing. Have you uncovered any super-awesome-happy tricks in your countless hours with the DS game? |
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| StYoung | Jan 21 2008, 08:28 PM Post #4 |
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Elite
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How do you play Picross... I tried the puzzle but I suck at it... |
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| dagoss | Jan 21 2008, 08:36 PM Post #5 |
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Here are the rules, with no lecture on my part about how you didn't see the giant button that read "How To Play".
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| floorcat | Jan 24 2008, 03:08 AM Post #6 |
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Nintendo sixty-floorcat
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Heh... no tricks. I guess you just get used to playing, and (probably?) do it a bit faster. I can tell you though, with 100% honestly, that I've yet to come across a puzzle where you MUST guess. I'm serious. If you simply start going through the rows/columns and start seeing them in combination with each other (i.e. you're retardedly patient... looking at at least the two rows & two columns that surround a square, on top of the row/column the square sits on), you'll always find a spot that either has to be filled or has to be empty. The easier puzzles have more "definite" blocks than the harder ones, so chances of finding one on a smaller grid are higher... and the harder ones will have a HUGE grid (25X20) and in the process of solving it, will sometimes only have ONE "definite" block... that can only be found by taking into account multiple columns/rows at the same time. I've honestly spent 30+ minutes a number of times looking for this single opening... not filling in/emptying a single square the entire time. Of course, this gets pretty frustrating, and I'd probably be much better off simply guessing through it, but I find it a bit more rewarding without. :wacko: Masochist gamer is me. As for Wiipicross... it actually took me a little while to realize the "fade" feature essentially eliminates the uncertainty in guessing. (Without using "fade" I'd say Wiipicross would be a little harder than Picross DS, simply because it doesn't show you what rows/columns you're already done with.) In Picross DS the rows/columns fade out even if you completed a row/column incorrectly. But I suppose that in the "Normal" mode on Picross DS, since it tells you instantly if you made a mistake, it's almost the same thing (if not easier). Using "fade" definitely makes guessing a little less educated... though I'm thinking that there's got to be a few user-created puzzles that would be impossible to solve without guessing.
You realize, this would have made your 5-star puzzle a 6-star puzzle, instantly.
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I guess you just get used to playing, and (probably?) do it a bit faster. I can tell you though, with 100% honestly, that I've yet to come across a puzzle where you MUST guess. I'm serious. If you simply start going through the rows/columns and start seeing them in combination with each other (i.e. you're retardedly patient... looking at at least the two rows & two columns that surround a square, on top of the row/column the square sits on), you'll always find a spot that either has to be filled or has to be empty. The easier puzzles have more "definite" blocks than the harder ones, so chances of finding one on a smaller grid are higher... and the harder ones will have a HUGE grid (25X20) and in the process of solving it, will sometimes only have ONE "definite" block... that can only be found by taking into account multiple columns/rows at the same time. I've honestly spent 30+ minutes a number of times looking for this single opening... not filling in/emptying a single square the entire time.
Of course, this gets pretty frustrating, and I'd probably be much better off simply guessing through it, but I find it a bit more rewarding without. :wacko: Masochist gamer is me.

6:32 PM Jul 13