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Hey guys, I struggled with this game and have gone through it a couple times and now I feel like I have a better handle on it. Does anybody know of any games that are similar to this one? Was hoping to get some more practice on a related game...

Thanks.

Ive gone through all the games out there and I think think this is the first kind ive seen.

The closest I can think of is Game 1 of PT 35, with inexperienced and experienced astronomers who are also either geologists or radiobiologist. GENERAL layout is something similar but the bulk of the game seems different unfortunately.

How did you get through this one? I felt like there were so many possibilities so I gave up the all-encompassing inference option and started using brute force. Forntunately, plug and chug in combination with using past work worked out okay, leaving only #16 unsolvable. It allowed me to narrow down to (D) and (E) in #18 and i ended up lucky picking (D).

What was your approach that you settled for after going through a couple of times?

6lehderjets wrote:Hey guys, I struggled with this game and have gone through it a couple times and now I feel like I have a better handle on it. Does anybody know of any games that are similar to this one? Was hoping to get some more practice on a related game...

Thanks.

I think the guy above me mentioned a "closet" game. There's one that had navy hats, and red skirts or something. I remember the setup being similar. The whole "4 items X 4 variations X 2 columns" with an extremely finite amount of scenarios thing.

Does anyone know what you'd call this type of game? I totally forget what they call 'em now.

3v3ryth1ng wrote:

6lehderjets wrote:Hey guys, I struggled with this game and have gone through it a couple times and now I feel like I have a better handle on it. Does anybody know of any games that are similar to this one? Was hoping to get some more practice on a related game...

Thanks.

I think the guy above me mentioned a "closet" game. There's one that had navy hats, and red skirts or something. I remember the setup being similar. The whole "4 items X 4 variations X 2 columns" with an extremely finite amount of scenarios thing.

Does anyone know what you'd call this type of game? I totally forget what they call 'em now.

Mannequin game?

PT 29 Game 2.

Actually taking things back, for anyone interested.

This is the basic diagram

2 __ __ __ __
1 __ __ __ __
(riders)

Then write down your rules ( i cant mention them specifically here, right?)

I dont think there is a major inference here. You have to jump to the questions.
Work from 13-->14-->17-->15-->16-->18

Record prior works as you go and also remember that you answer to question 13 is also part of your prior work (in fact, it will give you tremendous help in this game). If you follow this step the game isnt too hard. Only caveat is it leaves you with (D) and (E) in #18 but...you just have to figure that out.

hope this helps

timeless wrote:Actually taking things back, for anyone interested.

This is the basic diagram

2 __ __ __ __
1 __ __ __ __
(riders)

Then write down your rules ( i cant mention them specifically here, right?)

I dont think there is a major inference here. You have to jump to the questions.
Work from 13-->14-->17-->15-->16-->18

Record prior works as you go and also remember that you answer to question 13 is also part of your prior work (in fact, it will give you tremendous help in this game). If you follow this step the game isnt too hard. Only caveat is it leaves you with (D) and (E) in #18 but...you just have to figure that out.

hope this helps

Er, I could just be remembering it wrong since I haven't really thought about it since i took the test, but I thought there was a pretty major inference that could be made.

iamrobk wrote:

timeless wrote:Actually taking things back, for anyone interested.

This is the basic diagram

2 __ __ __ __
1 __ __ __ __
(riders)

Then write down your rules ( i cant mention them specifically here, right?)

I dont think there is a major inference here. You have to jump to the questions.
Work from 13-->14-->17-->15-->16-->18

Record prior works as you go and also remember that you answer to question 13 is also part of your prior work (in fact, it will give you tremendous help in this game). If you follow this step the game isnt too hard. Only caveat is it leaves you with (D) and (E) in #18 but...you just have to figure that out.

hope this helps

Er, I could just be remembering it wrong since I haven't really thought about it since i took the test, but I thought there was a pretty major inference that could be made.

there is. your memory is excellent!

What would it be??

Can you share with us if you recall??

the inference dealt with that one person who had to test the same bike that another person tested on the first day. That first day tester could only test two kinds of bikes which means that on the 2nd day the 2nd person could only test those two bikes as well.

Don't remember enough to say more than that.

___1__2_____
A __ __
B __ __
C __ __
D __ __

I chose the bikes (A,B,C and D, or whatever they were) for the basis of my diagram, then had 2 columns the days. Plug all the scenarios in for Theresa, then make deductions. There aren't actually that many ways the game can go. I don't get what the big fuss was about.