This one is much less difficult than usual. Not easy, just less difficult!
Keith
14 March, 2006 "Nightmare"
you must be seeing something that I have not.
I've only placed r3c3 r1c5 r3c7 and r1c8.
Cannot see any swordfish, and gosh there are a lot of candidates left
everywhere ....
off to work, to will have to save this pleasure for lunchtime,
Laura
Cannot see any swordfish, and gosh there are a lot of candidates left
everywhere ....
off to work, to will have to save this pleasure for lunchtime,
Laura
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Had to color the "3"s and "5"s a little
I also thought this puzzle was simpler than the typical "nightmare."
The toughest obstacles I ran into yielded to coloring on the digits "3" and "5". dcb
The toughest obstacles I ran into yielded to coloring on the digits "3" and "5". dcb
Point taken.
My stock ran out, having spent a lot of time on the Clueless Specials. I had to pick a few from the B-stock. Fresh Sudokus now arrived from my generator, so be careful what you ask for!
Also, a complete revaluation of my existing stock is pending. Soon you'll need to learn about double-finned jellyfish, Sue-De-Coq, grouped coloring and XY-chains.
Ruud.
My stock ran out, having spent a lot of time on the Clueless Specials. I had to pick a few from the B-stock. Fresh Sudokus now arrived from my generator, so be careful what you ask for!
Also, a complete revaluation of my existing stock is pending. Soon you'll need to learn about double-finned jellyfish, Sue-De-Coq, grouped coloring and XY-chains.
Ruud.
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15 March was much more difficult
You're right, Ruud. Wednesday's puzzle is much tougher.Ruud wrote:... be careful what you ask for!
I'm curious about some of the new techniques you've mentioned. Do you have some links to explanations? dcb
Many of the techniques can be found in this index: http://www.sudoku.com/forums/viewtopic. ... 1804#21804David wrote:I'm curious about some of the new techniques you've mentioned. Do you have some links to explanations?
The latest on finned fish is very fresh, and you can read (a lot) about it here: http://www.sudoku.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3496
Ruud.