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Urantij

17 Apr @ 2:06am

Question about overlapping -lines-

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https://imgur.com/a/OFSKziE

There are so many elements, and i cant find any strong option. The only thing i come up with - what if -5- line is reduced to -2- line by overlapping -3- line, and that means left cell from 2 cell is always blue. I checked, and its actually blue, but if thats not a mechanic, i'd rather find non random option

If you see a real option there, just tell me, thats iam wrong, and i need to look somewhere else, please

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Jinotad

17 Apr @ 12:22pm

Yes, the overlapping -3- and -5- does mean that there are only 2 blue behind the -3-.

I think I see a strong option to get you going. Look at the Blue 6 and then look a what happens to available spots when you put each of the tiles next to the two as blue.

Last edited by Jinotad; 17 Apr @ 12:23pm

Urantij

17 Apr @ 9:37pm

Originally posted by Jinotad:
Yes, the overlapping -3- and -5- does mean that there are only 2 blue behind the -3-.

I think I see a strong option to get you going. Look at the Blue 6 and then look a what happens to available spots when you put each of the tiles next to the two as blue.

Thanks

Cederic

18 Apr @ 9:14am

Originally posted by Urantij:
The only thing i come up with - what if -5- line is reduced to -2- line by overlapping -3- line,

Nope, overlaps don't dictate the 2 blues in the -5-, instead the -5- means there can't be five blues in a row. With the -3- involved that's superfluous but if the -3- was just a 3 then the -5- comes into play.