Confirmed.
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Confirmed.
do you have access to a calculator or do you have to just rog that shit
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Literally, this was the only use for the ? cluesā¦
So bottom left canāt be box 6 either.
Also, you put the 47 pair in box 8 in the wrong order.
(I guess you thought it was below box 4ā¦ but 8 is below 5, not 4)
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yknow that feeling where you either COOOOOOKEd in an essay and got like an A+++
or got like a mid C bc u misundestood something fundamental to the assignment?
thats where im at
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Also box 2 and 4 arenāt in the same row eitherā¦
(I donāt know how else you would have put the 7 in row 2 in box 2ā¦)
(It should be āsimpleā sudoku, if you have basic spatial awarenessā¦)
Oh, You missed that 4 canāt be in the first column in box 2. (Itās above box 5, where you already put 4 in column 1.)
I see the issue now. I didnāt notice that Box 5 has 3 in 8th position (i.e., c5r6), so I thought the missing pairs in Row 5 was 3-4.
You mean column 5?
Wdym? Isnāt the question mark a 12?
Yes, my bad. I meant Column 5.
No, the two question mark has different values.
ā¦thatās evil.
It never said the ?s have the same valueā¦
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The rule even says ? sums. (In plural) meaning itās clearly two different intenses of sumsā¦ (which can be equal, but unless it is stated those have to be the same sum, you should never assume itās true in this kind of puzzles.)
Even if it is 12
Box 6 in row 3 still canāt have 1, 2 or 3ā¦ (which needs to happen with this X-sums, anyway. So it still canāt be box 6ā¦)
You literally never need to know the sum of ? to solve the puzzle. (Itās only function to restarin the cell next to it.)
The only reason I know it has different values, because I solved the puzzle, and it has different values in the solved state.
So itās not evil, you just assumed a rule, which wasnāt presentā¦
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