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  • memeticoutlaw
    Member
    • Jan 2019
    • 2

    #16
    Originally posted by admin

    Great catch! I'm updating that puzzle today, as well as 11 others which seem to have a similar oversight. Thanks!
    Is this one of them? Sorry if you've already caught it, but in case you haven't, Clue #2 isn't necessary here: https://clueprint.puzzlebaron.com/share.php?c=3DMGJGPA

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    • admin
      Administrator
      • Apr 2007
      • 874

      #17
      You're 100% right - working now to resolve it (and any other puzzles with a similar setup). Thanks!
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      • vandykat
        Member
        • May 2020
        • 9

        #18
        Enjoying the new puzzle. Took a minute to get the hang of all the interaction options, but worth it

        Any chance we could get a "Restart" or "Clear Puzzle" button? I had a puzzle I got deep into when I realized I made a mistake early on and spent quite a bit of time using the "Undo" button to get back to the beginning. Thanks!

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        • admin
          Administrator
          • Apr 2007
          • 874

          #19
          Restart button is a bit hidden under the Settings - click the gear, and you should see "Restart" button at the bottom-right area of Settings options.
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          • mybluedecember
            Member
            • May 2021
            • 16

            #20
            For puzzle #55024, I'm pretty sure that Helen and Edwin have two viable solutions that don't violate the clues. The hint here says that Helen must be in A3 and Edwin on B4, but I believe that Helen could be on B3 and Edwin on A4 and the solution would still be valid. Unless I've missed something else.



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            • admin
              Administrator
              • Apr 2007
              • 874

              #21
              Helen + Edwin + Lucille (3 doors) = 9 doors

              therefore

              Helen + Edwin = 6 doors

              If Edwin was in A4 he'd have 4 doors (Grand Hall) + and Helen in B3 would have 3 doors (Dining Room) = Total of 7 doors


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              • mybluedecember
                Member
                • May 2021
                • 16

                #22
                Ahh, yes that makes sense. I think I started to get a bit of "door blindness" and missed the door between the dining room and landing. (I know about the rooms tab and the other view that counts the doors in the rooms as well, but missed that here.)

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