My recent question was answered by "Stiv", and I green-checked it. Then I accidentally undid it twice. Is it actually possible to undo green checks, just like votes?
I'm thinking anagram of BOTTLE covering the rest of the letters, and the definition is probably "those who butt heads", but I don't know how to tie them together
(Man, I wanna squeeze two crosswords into vacation right before it ends (which is like ten days from now)... but at this rate I'm going I'll probably gonna release one only)
but I guess that's better since I get to focus on cryptic clue validity... I don't wanna mess the crossword up
You are playing a series of 100 games of rock-paper-scissors^ against your friend. From your past games, you know that he will choose exactly 40 rocks, 35 papers and 25 scissors in some random order. What should be your strategy to maximize the number of wins over the 100 games?
^ Rock beats scis...
This puzzle is part of the Monthly Topic Challenge #7: Board games.
Inspired by the incident, I created a variant of Mastermind, although it wasn't actually intended for colorblind people. The main difference is that you don't know what the small pegs exactly mean in the first place. You just kn...
C4. Hint 3: The first letter is G; C4. Hint 2: This is not part of my current 'English Counties' series, but it was considered for UK places series at one point; C4 Hint 1: No anagrams were harmed (i.e. used) in the making of this.
At 5:15AM yesterday a cryptic radio transmission was received from a top-secret research facility which lasted about 6 minutes.
After that we were unable to reestablish contact for nearly an hour.
The message was as follows:
72 68 116 15 108 99 103 59 80 99 57 46 84 13 81 1 8 31 68 41 112 118 28...
This puzzle is part of the Monthly Topic Challenge #7: Board games.
If we're using rooks, then this would be equivalent to a classic "fifteen puzzle" though on a larger grid. This time we'll use knights instead of rooks.
Place sixty-three knights, each in a different color, on the 8x8 chessboard...