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Why would you even want to constrain the solution if there is more than one? Why not just allow any solution that fills the tower?
by cnity 4y ago
Why would you even want to constrain the solution if there is more than one? Why not just allow any solution that fills the tower?
- johnday 4y agoBecause puzzles have unique solutions. This is often (but, admittedly, not always) part of the definition of a puzzle, as a specific form of a problem or a game. If the fact that a solution is unique is given as part of the rules, then it can be used directly to rule out some classes of solution. That seems to be the case in Cell Tower.
- cnity 4y agoI am thinking from the perspective of gameplay, rather than the perspective of a dictionary.