gareth Administrator Daily subscriber Has started but not yet finished this puzzle
All relationships must be marked in an XV, so even if you couldn't see the Xs and Vs they'd still be there as invisible anti-X and anti-V clues. So really these puzzles always have about the same number of clues. :)
Gareth
Posted 26th May 2016 at 16:36
JoergWausW Daily subscriber Completion time: 3:14
I have to agree that this is a really easy puzzle. Maybe this pattern of numbers/this solution is not the best choice for an XV if you want a challenge. But after a harder XV two days ago - why not an easy one for a change?
Posted 1st Jun 2016 at 14:19
dtytler Rated puzzle: Easy Completion time: 7:36 Used 'auto remove'
non unique
Posted 2nd Jun 2016 at 09:39 Last edited by gareth 2nd Jun 2016 at 09:39
gareth Administrator Daily subscriber Has started but not yet finished this puzzle
It is unique, as described above - no X/V means no sum to 10/5.
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