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The arrows mean that the target is in that direction from your guess (NOT from the target country). I interpreted at as meaning the opposite, which made things
by cwkoss 5y ago
The arrows mean that the target is in that direction from your guess (NOT from the target country). I interpreted at as meaning the opposite, which made things tricky
- anonu 5y agoRTFM
- soperj 5y agoWhat direction and how far away the country is.
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- layer8 5y agoOn a sphere both interpretations are correct. ;)
- spiderice 5y agoBut.. that’s not true. The US is one mile north of Mexico. That doesn’t mean Mexico is one mile north of the US.
- macintux 5y agoYet if you head that direction and keep going straight, eventually you’ll get to Mexico.
- spiderice 5y agoI didn’t say otherwise. The game doesn’t just give you an arrow. It also gives you a distance.
- wyldfire 5y agoMaybe they should also show the conjugate direction and distance.
- 1270018080 5y agoPlay the game and you'll see how it doesn't work that way based on the information given.
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- diego_sandoval 5y agoThere's an infinite number of straight lines that eventually lead to Mexico from any starting point, but (if I'm thinking straight) there's only a finite number of ways to not get to Mexico from a specific staring point.