jdyer (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} jdyer) wrote,@ 2006-06-17 12:32:00 |
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My USPC score (maybe)
My target goal was 200.
I scored (presuming no typos)... 201.
Most brilliant puzzle: Tetris Crisscross. Elegant, lovely logic.
Most frustrating puzzle: Closing the Loop. I must be misunderstanding the directions -- I get an impossibility. This really should've been a puzzle I solved, yet I wasted time simply proving to myself it couldn't be done.
Best performance: Fences Variation. I might have even beat Thomas's time on this one. I finished in something like 1:30 flat.
Biggest disappointment: Atomic Fusion. I *should* have got this one. Really I should have. The bit that kept sticking me was one of the 6-pointed stars in the lower left corner of the puzzle (the SE one of the NW-SE pair). The square just to the left seems to need to head NE and close off the ability to connect those two stars, and I couldn't find anywhere else on the grid to generate symmetry. *sigh*
My target goal was 200.
I scored (presuming no typos)... 201.
Most brilliant puzzle: Tetris Crisscross. Elegant, lovely logic.
Most frustrating puzzle: Closing the Loop. I must be misunderstanding the directions -- I get an impossibility. This really should've been a puzzle I solved, yet I wasted time simply proving to myself it couldn't be done.
Best performance: Fences Variation. I might have even beat Thomas's time on this one. I finished in something like 1:30 flat.
Biggest disappointment: Atomic Fusion. I *should* have got this one. Really I should have. The bit that kept sticking me was one of the 6-pointed stars in the lower left corner of the puzzle (the SE one of the NW-SE pair). The square just to the left seems to need to head NE and close off the ability to connect those two stars, and I couldn't find anywhere else on the grid to generate symmetry. *sigh*
