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Greek Fire was a historical weapon used in ancient battles: a fluid that kept right on burning for a very long time. Can you recreate this legendary weapon out of nothing but thin air?

My solution: 275 / 328 / 66 https://imgur.com/S6x1V57
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Bambi 25 aug 2020 om 19:25 
Now that I think about it, the theoretical minimum could be slightly less than 40 if the triplex bonds for all 6 products were made before attaching the water atoms.
Bambi 25 aug 2020 om 19:01 
This is the best I could do for low-cycles: 790 / 43 / 178 [imgur.com]
Theoretical minimum is 40.
Psynixx 25 sep 2019 om 10:06 
going for speed: https://imgur.com/dAS7hAz
620/65/100
PentaPig 17 sep 2019 om 15:10 
There is no reason to use track. 110/675/50 https://i.imgur.com/HobCjKa.gifv

This was way more difficult than I expected. There are a lot of promising configurations for calcification/ duplication that get very close to working.
[p%%h]StaleWhiteBread 16 sep 2019 om 18:53 
I think I made the cheapest solution possible. 125/604/87

https://imgur.com/a/qtuioeM
Dizze 5 sep 2019 om 10:21 
I was finishing this and completely forgot that the input was of 2 air nucleus
https://i.imgur.com/H6Xvo1M.gif
Stupid Snake  [auteur] 4 sep 2019 om 19:15 
@Alcator: Oh, I know. I was just describing the way it tends to fall out in my own designs--area and cost at the expense of time.
Alcator 4 sep 2019 om 8:58 
@Stupid Snake: That is actually natural - those criteria are working against each other. It's usually not possible to have both low cost and low cycles, or low area and low cycles.
To get "top percentile" in each chart, you need multiple different solutions for each puzzle.
Stupid Snake  [auteur] 4 sep 2019 om 6:43 
Love those solutions. Mahashma, I have the same problem. In most of the main game puzzles, my solutions hit the peak or better on the histograms for size and cost...and do way worse than the peak on cycles, lol
jefkin 3 sep 2019 om 15:17 
330 / 128 / 88 https://imgur.com/a/3YoMQsl