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I thought I had to keep the dog and rabbits separate, which really stumped me for a bit. It would be neat if the conditional statements emphasized and deemphas
by socialismisok 4y ago
I thought I had to keep the dog and rabbits separate, which really stumped me for a bit.
It would be neat if the conditional statements emphasized and deemphasized based on whether their condition was currently met.
- taberiand 4y agoI made the same assumption and didn't even try putting the dog and rabbits together, but I completed the puzzle (at least I'm pretty sure I didn't overlap them, there was a lot of back and forth)
- kxjabzjej 4y agoI find it amusing that this is driven by the particular visualisations of the characters. I.e. if it were a chicken and a rabbit would you have also made this assumption?
- krallja 4y agoI didn't even realize two animals could be on the same node at all until I needed to get both rabbits to the carrot.
- justsomehnguy 4y agoFor me it's a variant of a classical "move a wolf, goat and cabbage across the river", where you can't have some of them on the boat together, because it would be eaten.
- PebblesRox 4y agoA fun Easter egg would be to have the dog eat the rabbit if both of them are on the boat node.
- taberiand 4y agoIf it was a chicken and rabbit I think I would have tried to overlap them
- LeoPanthera 4y agoI did keep them separate, but still solved it.
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- Yajirobe 4y agoHow do I interact with the website? It's just a static image for me
- elrobinto 4y agoOn mobile Firefox for me after a while I worked out it was drag and drop on the characters
- mathieuh 4y agoI’m on iPhone but it’s just tap-and-drag for me
- jez 4y agoI had the same problem. I was trying to click on things but not drag. Maybe if one of the animals is clicked but not dragged, it could expand and immediately get small, as if it had been dragged 0 pixels?