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"Dots Help a lot" by Kacper |
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| 8329 | Dots Help a lot | Eric119 (921) | Tue 21 Aug 2007 11:22 | SPOILER |
| Yes, this level is both simple and rigid enough to make this feasible, but not so simple as to make it boring. Your improvement also shows how subtle the task can be. When I was doing this there were two times I thought for sure I was done, but then found improvements. By the way, the three recent levels "premier", "suivi", and "suivis" are identical. Could you please delete two of them? The same is true of the older levels "electric lessons/hazards #1" and "beginner challenge". |
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| 8328 | Dots Help a lot | Tom 7 (1) | Tue 21 Aug 2007 00:46 | SPOILER |
| Added solution "Slowrun": Ha, I think that's a fine idea and this is an excellent level for such slowruns. For most levels the maximum length would be intractable. With solution optimization on, Escape will cut out any cycles, so it's fairly easy to compete. Here's a small improvement. |
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| 8327 | Dots Help a lot | Eric119 (921) | Mon 20 Aug 2007 21:48 | SPOILER |
| Added solution "Longest acyclic": This is, I think, a longest acyclic solution for this level. |
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| 8326 | Dots Help a lot | Eric119 (921) | Mon 20 Aug 2007 21:32 | SPOILER |
| (note: speedrun of 162 moves didn't break record; not added) Okay, maybe you think this is silly, but here's a longest acyclic solution for this level. |
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| 8320 | Dots Help a lot | Gil Anthony (1368) | Mon 20 Aug 2007 00:37 | SPOILER |
| Thx for the levels most are very eazy just the same. | ||||
| 8310 | Dots Help a lot | Kacper (1505) | Sun 19 Aug 2007 19:38 | |
| 'Dots Help a lot' uploaded by Kacper. | ||||