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Describe the bug
Mines game is supposed to be set so that no guessing is required. In the game i played, i reached a point where guessing is required (see printscreen)
To Reproduce
n.a
Expected behavior
Sufficient clues should be provided so that no guessing is required to progress
Version info (optional, but sometimes helpful)
Version 2024-03-29-2245-fd304c53
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Exactly 1 mine must be in one of the two uncovered squares to the right of the 3/1 at the very top right
Exactly two mines must be somewhere around the six uncovered squares around the 3 (the one with one marked mine directly above it)
Exactly two mines must be somewhere around the five uncovered squares around the 4 (the one with two marked mines directly below it)
So we know that in these uncovered squares there must be exactly 5 mines.
And it just happens that there are additionally exactly 4 more uncovered squares left (the four squares in a straight vertical line between the 3 and the 5 at the left of the big uncovered area). Means: These 4 squares must all have a mine and can be marked.
The rest of the puzzle should be trivial to solve from this point on.
Describe the bug
Mines game is supposed to be set so that no guessing is required. In the game i played, i reached a point where guessing is required (see printscreen)
To Reproduce
n.a
Expected behavior
Sufficient clues should be provided so that no guessing is required to progress
Version info (optional, but sometimes helpful)
Version 2024-03-29-2245-fd304c53
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: