Lurker > joe40001

Before actually posting the solution, I also semi-think that all the center squares on the two main diagonals are all odd and the remaining center squares are even, although that may have been something I came up with when I was misinterpreting the rules.

It's an equivalent set like the ring except it's isolating the cages instead of the boxes in the corners and has an extra row, thus an extra set of digits 1-9. I can throw in an extra column and make the two sets equivalent, like this:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/5/4/0/AAPWHiAAC4s8.jpg
The blue set is now equivalent to the red set. The center square sees all of the other blue squares and therefore appears in the red set exactly once, somewhere in column 8.

This is another similar equivalent set:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/5/4/1/AAPWHiAAC4s9.jpg
The blue set is still equivalent to the red set with the column we know contains the red square corresponding to the center digit removed. The center square is still included in the new blue set and can still see all the other blue cells, so the new equivalent sets still have to contain the center digit in red exactly once, this time in column 2.

But like you said, it didn't really get me anywhere. Just noodling in SET theory.

1. Wedge
2. Chopper

Steve Buscemi
John Goodman

Phistomefel's ring didn't get me very far, but I came to the same conclusion with this equivalent set:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/4/3/8/AAPWHiAAC4rW.jpg
The digit in the center square can only appear in columns 1, 2, 8 and 9 in rows 3, 4, 6 and 7 by either knight's move, diagonal, or plain sudoku rules. That requires the digit in the center square to be diagonally adjacent in those rows, thus eliminating the remaining possibilities left in the Phistomefel boxes. (Plus the additional row of red compared to blue means there's an extra complete set of digits 1-9 in the red squares in addition to the equivalent set.)

I will highlight this because it is part of the puzzle/ruleset
The Name of the puzzle is "Multi-color Madness!"

(Recommended: Click the gear icon and enable "Multi-color Mode")

Jim Carrey

Robin Williams

You did make a topic before me! Shit, sorry man!

So I can help with this for now.

First just by diagonal and toroidal R2C2(blue) can see all of red:
https://i.imgur.com/Xp1XnZc.png

And just by diagonal and toroidal R2C5(blue) can see all of red:
https://i.imgur.com/umBwMtn.png

As you can see, for the corner center cells and side center cells the diagonal plus normal sudoku rules make it so no center cell can contain the same digit as any other center cell.

Proving this for the center cell is trivial and does not require toroidal rules.

Thus:
Step 1: All center cells are different digits and can be colored differently.

I'm curious to see the solution.

Also, did TC pay up yet?

it only trivializes it if you think that virtual sexual assault is meaningless.

frankly it doesnt matter what anyones opinion is on the topic of the severity of virtual sexual assault, all that matters is that people have the right to be feel uncomfortable and if they find something uncomfortable the right to say it

I mean does groping and rape both being called sexual assault trivialize rape?

Doesn't this just trivialize the fuck out of real sexual assault?

i did it in 4 guesses.

yeah, it actively tries to fuck you over, lol

knock yourself out
https://qntm.org/files/wordle/index.html

1. Which center cells (if any), can be the same?
2. Where else can the digit in R5C5 go in the grid? I recommend you color based on this
3. Keeping in mind the toroidal rule, what does the answer to 2 say about the possibilities for the digits in each other center square? Again I recommend you color.

Why are you still a virgin

That's Rambo. She's out in Dubai living her best life.

https://youtu.be/hLSpB40X4q8

Cave into escapism, hard. There's a reason video games are my biggest hobby. I need to replace my thoughts with some sort of distraction, and taking an active role in a fictional world suits that need. Still allowed to think and consider things, but it's geared towards the problems in game, which I do actually have the power to solve.

No, but I still believe a prostitute is a person and not a toy. Sex with one would still be actual sex, and what he gets out of it is solely dependant on what he wants out of it. Sure, it's not not the same as someone choosing to be with him. It'd be an intimate physical connection that could relieve some stress though.

the orange m&m bit is actually kinda funny im sorry to admit

Of the ones I've played, Odyssey is the easiest

64 is the hardest tbh

I think Odyssey is the easiest to complete. You only need a very small fraction of the total moons to finish the main game and there are a lot of easy ones to get.

Well, what do you look like? And you could blur or crop your face.

Post a picture

The problem is that women in my age range are most likely gonna be creeped out and repulsed by a dude who is an almost 29 year old virgin.

why? You can lose it during. Plenty of fat ppl out there dating.

I was hunkering down for a 90 minute video on what I was looking for and found a better one that was only 15 minutes long. I'm either very confused or know quite a bit about the center square now.

Consecutive digits not being able to be placed next to each other.

stop feeling sorry for yourself and get out there and talk to girls. sign up for some dating apps.

I literally just now realized that I was baselessly making this into miracle sudoku but it's not, so there's that.