I'm having trouble understanding what sharing a wall means. Intuitively, I would say it means adjacent rooms, even without a door between, such as
|A|B|C|
Where "B" shares a wall with A and C, even if they all only have doors to the north and/or south.
BUT I've yet to correctly solve a puzzle using this assumption (tho I could have erred elsewhere).
I could see it as referring to the continual line, where
A|
B|
C|
C would be considered as sharing a wall with A, as the same line extends through the east side of both rooms (even though they're not adjacent).
Could I get clarification, please? I think it would be helpful to have the definition in the "Help" section as well, similar to how "Adjacent Rooms" are clarified there.
|A|B|C|
Where "B" shares a wall with A and C, even if they all only have doors to the north and/or south.
BUT I've yet to correctly solve a puzzle using this assumption (tho I could have erred elsewhere).
I could see it as referring to the continual line, where
A|
B|
C|
C would be considered as sharing a wall with A, as the same line extends through the east side of both rooms (even though they're not adjacent).
Could I get clarification, please? I think it would be helpful to have the definition in the "Help" section as well, similar to how "Adjacent Rooms" are clarified there.
























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