ziggymole Daily subscriber Rated puzzle: HardCompletion time: 34:36Used 'valid marks' Used 'auto remove' Used 'show invalid' Used 'check puzzle' when incorrect
After going through all the clues and removing all invalid numbers I still couldn't find a place to start with this puzzle and ended up guessing. Very difficult!
Posted 16th Apr 2014 at 16:30
Elisabeth Daily subscriber Rated puzzle: ModerateCompletion time: 47:24
I had some problem too, ziggymole, until I realised, that since in brown/yellow twelve had to contain 1 and 2, also in yellow 3=1+2, then 1 and 2 had to be in the odd cells in the pink region and since the rest of the pink region totalled 37, then these 3 had to be 1,2 and 5. With the 7=1+2+4 just below I was able to fix these three. Then I was able gradually to move out from there. Probably other ways of starting but that was what I came up with. Hope this makes sense, difficult to describe!:)
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