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Sometimes there is a trade off in designing these levels. When players can "brute force" the solution in certain levels, they can proceed without taking away th
by Stuffe 8y ago
Sometimes there is a trade off in designing these levels. When players can "brute force" the solution in certain levels, they can proceed without taking away the lesson they were supposed to. Since there is only 16 permutations for the answer of the first level, having to select the combination is "brute force protection". But its obviously also not good if it turns more experienced players off
- Operyl 8y agoIt took me a second to realize what the heck it was trying to ask me to do. It was not immediately obvious that I had to trigger the inputs to get the various states, and then answer the query.
- who-knows95 8y agosame, though tbf i am not well versed in logic boards, i was unsure of exactly what i was meant to be aiming for. once i realised that i was meant to be setting the output results i figured it out quickly.