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There's a bunch of Set solvers online (like http://www.stevenolte.com/set/set.html http://www.stevenolte.com/set/set.html ) for when you get really stuck. Also
by dmd 17y ago
There's a bunch of Set solvers online (like http://www.stevenolte.com/set/set.html http://www.stevenolte.com/set/set.html ) for when you get really stuck.
Also, http://3e.org/set/ http://3e.org/set/ is great for practice.
- baddox 17y agoIs brute force the only way to solve the game? I only glanced over the rules so I'm not sure, but it seems like a solution would involve finding subgraph isomorphisms (which is NP-complete) or something along those lines.