New answers tagged enigmatic-puzzle
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I think the answer is:
The logic:
Then:
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Al Zimmermann's Programming Contests match this description. The name includes "programming" but does not require it:
You can enter whether you use a computer, manual calculations, or tea
leaves to solve the problems. You send me solutions, not programs.
The current contest ends on July 18.
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PARTIAL ANSWER
Solved maze:
Poem:
Where I got stuck:
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First:
So, follow the instructions!
(Thanks to El-Guest and hexomino for helping me fill in some of the final bits.)
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At OP's request, consolidating main steps of @Deusovi's solution with my part into a single solution. Personally, I think Deusovi's part was much more challenging than mine, so if you're inclined to upvote, please upvote both.
Summary of Deusovi's work (recommend reading his whole description, which is excellent):
Deusovi's key observation:
My contribution:...
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Partial answer - some progress made, not sure how it lines up with instructions
The given grid can be divided into
These turn out to be
So... what next?
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This may not be the intended solution, but it does follow all the instructions:
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Partial Answer
The dots around the rings are a
It solves as (assuming my transcriptions are right):
I have no ideas yet on the green dots, yellow and red centers, the bug, or the X.
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He hid them in the
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