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First game - I briefly go through each shapes - Anchor on a particular shape - Check other shapes based on that shapes - Realize the number of cubes is the
by anyfactor 5y ago
First game
- I briefly go through each shapes
- Anchor on a particular shape
- Check other shapes based on that shapes
- Realize the number of cubes is the distinguishing factor not the shape itself
- Exclude the first focused shape from future comparison
- Try to compare 2 shapes randomly
- And after 4 clicks of match attempts I find a match
2nd Game
- Go through the first 2 rounds with ease as they were essentially in the same row or the same column
- Second game I get confused as the obvious matches aren't obvious
- I time out
- I didn't even notice how the timing worked in the first game
3rd game
- I try to count the number of blocks between each 'lines' of shapes
- But for shapes that have 3 or more turn of these lines matching them is very difficult
- capableweb 5y agoFirst game - I quickly glance each shape - Select the ones that "feel" more similar. - Scored 13 on my first run Sometimes I think thinking less is better. Same for a lot of sports, things that require careful motor control and fast-pacing.
- keithnz 5y agoyeah, I was similar, my brain just told me the right ones, I didn't really have to work it out.