Funmonkey54 and kjwkjw's un-FFRly Tournament

[Commandersa1]

I finished too, they were really easy...

For the Kakuro, can we use the same number twice down the same column/row or no?

[Tasselfoot]

you have to...

Originally Posted by Me, Above

solved #1 under the criteria that no individual grouping of 2/3/4/5 can have more than 1 of a number, but across any 1 full row/column of the puzzle there can be multiple of 1 number. Since in 1 row there is 26 (4) and 22 (3), which is 48 out of 7 numbers... and clearly 9+8+7+6+5+4+3 = 42. this was also very very simple... and there are a ton of potential correct answers under these criteria.

[Commandersa1]

Originally Posted by Tasselfoot

you have to...

I just finished without using the same number twice down a column/row? Care to explain why it would not work? Your post above kind of confused me.

I probably did something wrong, oh well.

[kjwkjw]

Originally Posted by Commandersa1

I finished too, they were really easy...

For the Kakuro, can we use the same number twice down the same column/row or no?

You may not lol. Otherwise it'd be way too easy, considering how easy it is now XD

[Commandersa1]

Originally Posted by kjwkjw

You may not lol. Otherwise it'd be way too easy, considering how easy it is now XD

So did Tass use the same number twice down a row/column?

Also, for riddle two, can you explain the movement better. When the box hits a star, does the box and star disappear, or does it stay there. Does the star stop the box, or does it go straight through? When you put a box, does the 's' move in the place of the box, or stay where it pushed the box?

[Tasselfoot]

the box stays on the star. the goal is to get 1 box on each star. there are 10 different flash games that have this exact premise.


edit: and for #1... take row 8: 26: __ __ __ __ 22: __ __ __ ... collectively that is 7 numbers that have to go in row 8. The total value of those 7 has to be 48. The highest 7 single digit numbers is only 42. Therefore, you MUST use certain numbers more than once in row 8. BUT, you can only use each number 1 time in EACH of those 2 groupings, even though they are in the same row. So... 9854 and 985 works... only 1 of each number used in each grouping, but 3 numbers used twice across the row. 9944 and 778 would NOT work, since you're using 1 number more than once within the same grouping.

[Commandersa1]

If I put 'left' does the 's' move 1 square to the left, or go left until something stops it?

About the kakuro, I understand what you mean. I mixed up groupings and rows.

[kjwkjw]

No. You control the "S" on how many spaces it goes. You may also push the box in the direction of your movement as far or as little as you like. The catch is that once you get the box stuck inside a corner, you can't move it anymore (see why?).

[Commandersa1]

Originally Posted by kjwkjw

No. You control the "S" on how many spaces it goes. You may also push the box in the direction of your movement as far or as little as you like. The catch is that once you get the box stuck inside a corner, you can't move it anymore (see why?).

I just finished, and I did not run into any problems. :/

RAGDOLL:

[jonathanasdf]

tass kakuro.... YOU DO NOT HAVE TO USE SOMETHING TWICE.

Since all the major people finished and submitted... here are my stuff.


btw, is there anything i forgot to submit for this round?

[kjwkjw]

Did you do mental #2?

[Tasselfoot]

haha... Jon... you did the same thing I did. imported the image to Paint, then used the pencil tool to draw in the numbers.

and... my solution is very similar to yours... and, you most certainly do have to use certain numbers more than once. please re-read my very specific explanation as to what i mean when i say that... because you use numbers more than once. you HAVE to.

[Commandersa1]

Jon, your kakuro is wrong...

The 21 down on the left, you put: 6 + 5 + 9 = 21 when they equal 20. :P

[Tasselfoot]

oh snap! burn! and Commander... you shouldn't have said anything. would have been better for kjwkjw to just post, "uh.. Jon... why are you posting the solutions to mentals in the thread? Also... your mental is wrong. k thx bye."

[Fractal_Monkey]

Finally, games I can complete.




My first Escape the Car run was around 6 minutes, so I memorised my solution and got a better time.



Got the mentals as well, yay.

[funmonkey54]

I am really glad you guys like this rounds games. I am leaving them up for a little longer though. I want to make sure the games I pick can match up to this rounds. Next round is also the final round. There will be more mentals/games then in previous rounds. So give me a little time please.

[jonathanasdf]

oh ok then. thanks commander.

change the 659 to a 678

switch the 5 and 6 for 11 around.

[kjwkjw]

Originally Posted by jonathanasdf

oh ok then. thanks commander.

change the 659 to a 678

switch the 5 and 6 for 11 around.

Correct. Remember, please don't post mentals in the thread!
I will update right now.

EDIT: Please use this time to catch up on missed games/mentals. It'll help, since we will have several games and (hopefully) mentals on Sunday. I don't know about funmonkey, but I don't intend on the final round being super-long.
And note. I will be gone from tomorrow morning to Sunday afternoon, but send the scores to me. I will do an update before the final round is posted.

[jonathanasdf]

final round MUSt be super long because this ENTIRE WEEKEND I will NOT have time to whore scores (starting from today)

Final pieces of homework I need to get in, and then FINALS!

[Tasselfoot]

next round isn't going up until Sunday. then i assume it'll last the standard 5 days... so you'll be fine.