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> Also, the dog / rabbit dynamic (as used in the classic dog/duck/grain river crossing puzzle) made me think that I had to chase the rabbits with dog, or that d
by schoen 4y ago
> Also, the dog / rabbit dynamic (as used in the classic dog/duck/grain river crossing puzzle) made me think that I had to chase the rabbits with dog, or that dogs and rabbits couldn’t share a node.
Yes, I assumed first that no two animals could share a node at all until I was near the end (and saw that it would be necessary), and I still assumed that rabbits and the dog couldn't share a node ("the dog will eat the rabbit!") because of the river crossing thing, until someone in this very comment thread mentioned an unsolvable state that involved getting the dog a rabbit on the same node.
- 01100011 4y ago> saw that it would be necessary FYI It's not necessary to solve the puzzle. Also it seems to have issues on FF/Linux because when I did stack a dog and a rabbit I could only then select the dog.
- marcushill 4y agoIt is necessary to stack the rabbits on each other at the carrot, no?
- 01100011 4y agoOh haha, yeah I guess so then. Sorry, I missed that.
- benj111 4y agoI did it without stacking until the very end. I wasn't sure if you just needed to get 1 rabbit on the carrot, or what.
- megapatch 4y agoIt is common knowledge that rabbits stack rather naturally.
- hnbad 4y agoDon't stack your rabbits. That's how you end up with extra rabbits.