this just blew my mind and i've solved relatively hard puzzles for 10+ years. very cool to see just how much complex ideas there are to learn about such a seemingly simple game.
Hey Scott, I enjoy your videos and appreciate this one explaining set so clearly. Do you know of any link or video or article etc that has every possible variant of set? I understand that many of them wouldn’t be useful, I’m curious to know what other “shapes” can be made.
You should do more videos like this for other techniques. It would save you a lot of time when you are solving puzzles on this channel. Mark and Simon should do the same for CTC.
That's what I'm planning to do. I'm thinking a video on wings (x, y, etc) and maybe some of the fish would be good. Possibly one on the 'law of leftovers' and the rule of 45 for killers.
That's the hope. Also, I think it can be annoying to a viewer who already understands a concept to have several minutes of explaining the same thing yet again. I think there's sort of a tight rope you have to walk. You don't want to assume everyone knows everything and not explain stuff, but you also don't want to overexplain things that everyone already knows.
Genuinely approachable explanation of SET. Thank you.
this just blew my mind and i've solved relatively hard puzzles for 10+ years. very cool to see just how much complex ideas there are to learn about such a seemingly simple game.
Hey Scott, I enjoy your videos and appreciate this one explaining set so clearly. Do you know of any link or video or article etc that has every possible variant of set? I understand that many of them wouldn’t be useful, I’m curious to know what other “shapes” can be made.
You should do more videos like this for other techniques. It would save you a lot of time when you are solving puzzles on this channel. Mark and Simon should do the same for CTC.
That's what I'm planning to do. I'm thinking a video on wings (x, y, etc) and maybe some of the fish would be good. Possibly one on the 'law of leftovers' and the rule of 45 for killers.
Thanks. Simon would save a LOT of time by referencing this video.
Haha, well feel free to suggest that to him. ;)
Very nice explanation, hope you did more sudoku videos
well explained Scott :) referring to this video will save you a lot of time in the future I would guess :D
That's the hope. Also, I think it can be annoying to a viewer who already understands a concept to have several minutes of explaining the same thing yet again. I think there's sort of a tight rope you have to walk. You don't want to assume everyone knows everything and not explain stuff, but you also don't want to overexplain things that everyone already knows.
A concrete example would shed some more light to the explanation, although it was really clear. Thanks for the video!
Could you please solve this sudoku named as everest by arto inkala. I have seen a russian guy on youtube solving this puzzle using the set technique.
Well done explanations!
Thanks for this video please make a long video covering phistomefel ring theory all possible set thanks from ❤️ God bless you
did you call it Aad's Theorem because I called it that?
I've seen a few people refer to it as that on the CTC discord, including you :)