What was the most bullshit puzzle of the franchise?
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>>334982050HELP ME
1 is telling the truth
2 and 4 are liars
3 is lying
1 and 4 are honest
Fuck I hated those.
>>334982050
Man, the box has panties on it, you know he's getting some tonight.
Those fucking tile stacker puzzles from one of the 3DS games. Fuck that stupid duck shit
All of them
>>334981459
This cunt, only one I ever didn't manage.
I'll be honest and say that I couldn't do those "jump over the metal ball" puzzles without a guide because I didn't want to spend time figuring it out.
>>334982050
Fuck that fucking puzzle
Actually it was pretty funny
>>334982919
The two in the back definitely have black hats for 1 to come to that conclusion, but as for how 1 would find that out, I do not know
>>334985556
If 1 & 2 both had black hats, 3 would have said something. That means 1&2 either have 1 black 1 white or 2 white.
I don't know where to go from there though
REMEMBAH ME?
>>334982919
he wouldnt know. the puzzle doesnt even imply they were told about the hats, why is he yelling about hats.
>>334985769
Oh, they can communicate? I had assumed no, since then 3 could tell the front two their hats.
>>334985273
Never played this puzzle, but I know my Layton bullshit well enough that I don't even need to see the text to the puzzle to know the plugs probably go in his nose not the holes.
>>334982919
3 would know if he had a white hat if 1 and 2 had black hats. He says nothing because he sees at least one white hat. 2 would know then that he had a white hat if 1 had a black hat because he must be the man with a white hat, but he keeps silence because 1 has a white hat. 1, knowing that neither 2 or 3 knows what their hat is can now deduce that he is wearing a white hat, or else one of them would be able to tell they were the one wearing a white hat.
That one in the first where you have to identify arrows in a wall with a shitload of cracks in it.
Way too ambiguous as fuck. There wasn't even any logic behind it.
>>334985986
Correct!
>>334985936
I think the goal is to say what color their own hat is. Person 3 would have been able to solve if only black was in front
>>334986225
How long will it take this fire to melt this piece of ice?
Fuck you, that's how long.
>>334986774
Wow, this one took some thinking. Burn one end of one rope and burn both ends of the other rope at the same time. When the rope with both ends lit totally burns out, then burn the other end of the first rope. When that burns out you'll have your 45 minutes.
>>334988343
Correct-a-mundo. One of my favorite puzzles.
>>334986774
look at my watch
>>334986225
>2 would know then that he had a white hat if 1 had a black hat because he must be the man with a white hat, but he keeps silence because 1 has a white hat.
What? What if both 2 and 1 happened to have black hats?
>>334982919
Alright, I think I figured this one out.
So assuming the hats given out are randomized, the next step would be to lay out all the permutations of this scenario.
So given 2 black hats and 3 white hats, the permutations should look like this.
O= white
X= black
The order of marks is guy 1, guy 2, guy 3.
X,X,O
O,X,X
X,O,X
O,O,X
X,O,O
O,X,O
O,O,O
So if guy 1 is represented by the leftmost column of this diagram, there's a 4/7 chance of his hat being white and a 3/7 chance of his hat being black.
So if he says his hat is white, he'd have a greater chance of being right than if he said it was black, and therefore that's what he says.
>>334990752
Incorrect.
>>334990643
3 would have announced that he had a white hat.
>>334990752
>>334986225
^ Is the answer
Don't feel bad. You'd literally have to have some form of actual autism to figure that shit out.
>>334988343
>>334988659
Okay but no. That answer assumes that the ropes burn at a uniform rate. It explicitly states that they don't
>>334990905
Fuck this thing, I don't even remember what it was I just remember it being arbitrary as shit
>>334991472
Not having a uniform rate just means you can't cut one in half and get your answer that way.
>>334991223
>tfw I'm autistic
I knew this day would come.
>>334981459
>>334991728
Well at least you're not a dumbass like me.
>>334991913
14.
>>334991913
x + x + x = 3x = 30
x + y + y = x + 2y = 18
y - z = 2
3x = 30
x = 10
10 + 2y = 18
2y = 8
y = 4
4 - z = 2
z = 2
x + y + z = 10 + 4 + 2 = 16
>>334992434
The last line is z/2
I wanted to kill someone after this puzzle.
>>334992317
>>334992332
>>334992434There's only half a coconut in the bottom line
>>334992630
Is it A? Seems kind of obvious he wouldn't like to carry the glass that holds the most liquid
>>334992630
Is it C?
>>334992728
Nope. I guessed every glass except the correct one when I did this puzzle.
>>334991913
152 coconuts equals 2the last equation has 1 coconut
>>334992654
That's dumb
Then there is 15 then
>>334992630
A
All the others can be stacked and organised easily except A
>>334992728
If I recal correctly it is A, but its because of the way they stack that the waiter doesn't like
>>334992630
I wouldn't tip that waiter
>>334992747
No. That would make too much sense.
>>334992630
Is it b because he can stack those?
>>334992818
Hold on I just realized I'm wrong
>>334992630
The answer is B because of the way they stack. Since they stack so well, it means he has to carry more glasses at once which means its heavier
I knew it had sometihng to do with the way they stack, just didn't remember how at first
>>334992728
>>334992747
>>334992806
>>334992831>The glass type in question is B. This is the only kind of glass that's stackable, and when you stack several, they become very heavy and a pain to carry.
This ferris wheel one pissed me off. It's simple math, it's just not worded well at all. The clues don't make it any clearer either.
>>334992806
>>334992791
There's also only 3 bananas in the last line, so it's actually 14.
>>334991485
It was the shape of their tails....and even then it wasn't accurate with that.
>>334992974
That's a fucking busboy, not a waiter. Fuck you Layton
>>334993028
Is the answer 40 people?
>>334993063
Actually, someone took a bite on the back of the Apple at the bottom. So it's 12.38E10
>>334993332
Press none, save niether
>>334993238
I really don't remember, and the answer that they wanted is a moot fucking point because it doesn't say the rate at which people get on, or if the wheel has to be totally empty by the time the 30 minutes are up. Stupid fucking puzzle. Fuck
>>334993028
60? Assuming it takes ten minutes to fill the wheel, twenty minutes would cycle through it twice.
>>334993028
Do they only want people that did the full circle to count? It'd be 60 then, right? But that seems too simple
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>>334993332
B
>>334993028
44 I suppose.
0 minutes, 2 people get on
1 minute, 4 people are on
2, 6
3, 8
Etc etc. Then they have to let people off at the 21st minute. Or if I'm having a brain fart at the 20th minute, it'd be 42.
>>334993332
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>>334993332
I press both buttons.
thread theme bitches
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2nPysfmt0U
>>334993332
i press a
human life > animal life
>>334991913
1> 3a = 30
a= 10
2> 10 + 2b = 18
b = 4
3> b - c = 2
4 - c = 2
c = 2
>>334995490
June 17
If it was the 18th, the person told the day would immediately know since there is only one 18. Albert is told 17 whilst Bernard is told June. Because Albert doesn't know the whole birthday, Bernard knows that it can't be the 18th, so it has to be June 17th.
>>334982919
They would decide that if the guy at the back saw an odd number of white hats he would say white or an even number then would say black, he could get this wrong, but then if the person in front of him knew the person behind could see an even number (has said black) and he can see an odd number of white hats, he knows he has a white hat on, if he can still see an even number of white, then he has a black hat on, this would continue down the lie as each time it swapped the person in front should know what the person behind them can see
>>334995490
The answer is the current day (April 20th)
Cheryl wasn't fully born until after Albert spoke.
>>334995490
May 19 and June 18 are eliminated for Month guy because Day guy doesn't know.
June 17th gets eliminated by Day guy because if month guy was told June he'd have answered by now.
Day guy was told 17 so the month must be august. Since day guy was able to deduce it, month guy knows it's the 17th.
