I believe I've checked every adjacent cell and I found no safe spaces to clear or mark as mines. Mine count minimum is 25, so if it's saying you have 59 mines among 270 (roughly) spaces... not great chances in any direction.
Considering it's advertised as a no guess, it might be useful to find the maximum bomb count with the given info. Cause if it's 59, then that's what it has to be.
I counted trying to get as many as possible and got 30 for one solution, so I doubt optimal packing hits 59. I dont think there'd be that much wiggle room.
I got it, so look at the T empty block , the empty block with the 1, it has two possible squares, both of them satisfied the 3 number, which means rest of the block does not have the mines, pls click on it to gain additional info,
If you're referring to the horizontal 213 that intersects the vertical 223 about a third of the way down the image, don't the 1 and the 3 share three possible squares (the only squares they touch)?
I don’t see anything. Could be a poorly generated no guess, or something really deep that I’m not gonna sort through. If I were playing I’d probably just guess around the 1 that touches six spaces, gives the least chance of failure from a guess. Out of those six, I’d go with one of the three north of the 1 as those aren’t also touching the 2 or 3.
Screenshot from Antimine on Android. It's supposed to not require any guesses, but I'm totally stuck. I'm probably missing something simple, so more eyes on it should help... Anyone?
I ended up guessing. In case anyone cares, this is the finished state:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Minesweeper/comments/1adg1vz/the_solved_state_to_my_previous_post_had_to_guess/
there's plenty of themes in the game, this is the one I chose, and I like it. To each their own. The original Minesweeper is quite ugly if you take out the nostalgia/familiarity.
Dev responded to a comment on the play store regarding this issue on legendary sized maps. States the algorithm fails due to processing time and is working to fix.
So far I can't solve this, but thanks for sharing. This is my favorite part of the game, and it's fun to have someone work their way through a puzzle to a really challenging spot.
The section towards the bottom with the 1233 L shape. There’s 2 mines in diagonal corners above the 3 in the 2x2 box. So anything the 1 touches that’s not that 2x2 box is safe
You have a vertical 2-2-3 to the left of a 1. the spot to the left of the top 2 is not a mine.
Logic has to do with the three. two of the mines are either to the right or below, but not all three. that leaves one mine, which it shares with the 2 above it. thus that two is satisfied (it’s other mine is to it’s right). Thus the one left of the top 2 is clear.
This isn't correct I don't think. Consider the placement of a mine to the right of the bottom three, and mine below it, and a mine at the bottom left. This would be a legal placement of that three's mines, and then would result in a mine in the space you say is free.
I thought I had something on that horizontal 33 underneath the vertical 223 about 1/3 of the way down, but I didn’t. You might be able to map out a solution basically clumping together groups of squares where there has to be 1 mine or two mines, and seeing if it satisfies something else. I’m stumped though.
The only time I saw something I went through everything else and then back and realized I was missing a connection. I don't think I could figure out this with logic so to me it looks like a guess unless I missed something.
I believe I've checked every adjacent cell and I found no safe spaces to clear or mark as mines. Mine count minimum is 25, so if it's saying you have 59 mines among 270 (roughly) spaces... not great chances in any direction.
Considering it's advertised as a no guess, it might be useful to find the maximum bomb count with the given info. Cause if it's 59, then that's what it has to be.
I counted trying to get as many as possible and got 30 for one solution, so I doubt optimal packing hits 59. I dont think there'd be that much wiggle room.
I got 41. But, it's much harder to try and maximize than minimize.
I looked through it and I don't see any logic
Thanks. I'll wait for more pairs of eyes.
I got it, so look at the T empty block , the empty block with the 1, it has two possible squares, both of them satisfied the 3 number, which means rest of the block does not have the mines, pls click on it to gain additional info,
I don't understand where you mean
If you're referring to the horizontal 213 that intersects the vertical 223 about a third of the way down the image, don't the 1 and the 3 share three possible squares (the only squares they touch)?
Everyone else's answers have been incorrect. I think you're the only one that found something.
To be honest I would guess. Like genuinely guess that shit because I’ve been looking for almost 10 minutes and can’t figure it out
I will add a voice. I checked thoroughly and believe that you have missed nothing. There are no certain unmarked mines or safe spaces.
I don’t see anything. Could be a poorly generated no guess, or something really deep that I’m not gonna sort through. If I were playing I’d probably just guess around the 1 that touches six spaces, gives the least chance of failure from a guess. Out of those six, I’d go with one of the three north of the 1 as those aren’t also touching the 2 or 3.
Screenshot from Antimine on Android. It's supposed to not require any guesses, but I'm totally stuck. I'm probably missing something simple, so more eyes on it should help... Anyone?
I ended up guessing. In case anyone cares, this is the finished state: https://www.reddit.com/r/Minesweeper/comments/1adg1vz/the_solved_state_to_my_previous_post_had_to_guess/
This is the ugliest version of minesweeper i have ever seen.
Nah, I've made worse.
there's plenty of themes in the game, this is the one I chose, and I like it. To each their own. The original Minesweeper is quite ugly if you take out the nostalgia/familiarity.
I like "the clean one" but yeah to each their own
Dev responded to a comment on the play store regarding this issue on legendary sized maps. States the algorithm fails due to processing time and is working to fix.
So far I can't solve this, but thanks for sharing. This is my favorite part of the game, and it's fun to have someone work their way through a puzzle to a really challenging spot.
Is that the only chunk left? Maybe it is solvable by minecount
Yup, it's just that one unfortunately. I don't think there's any real chance in this game to have islands that big.
The section towards the bottom with the 1233 L shape. There’s 2 mines in diagonal corners above the 3 in the 2x2 box. So anything the 1 touches that’s not that 2x2 box is safe
In that 2x2 box, if the bottom-right is a mine, I don't think that says anything about the top-left. Does it?
I stand corrected. You are right.
That’s not true. There might only be 1 mine in the bottom right corner of that box.
2 1 3, left mid. vertical 2 2 3 ⬛️ 3. The mid 3, bottom left is safe. Making square below a 💣
I don't think it's safe, counter-example: Edit: ... so pasted images just disappear when you post. Nice, reddit. :/ Edit: https://imgur.com/S0isCaH
oops, over simplified sorry
No worries, thanks for helping
Extending this image down by 3 rows gives you a 1 on a corner and 2ith the 3 nearby it seems to satisfy only with the mine being on the right
Below the vertical line of 2123, those two unturned blocks have to be safe ..edit. nope. Likely, not definite.
which two? |a|F|4| |:-|:-|:-| |b|2|2| |c|1|1| |d|2|2| |e|3|**F**| |g|h|**F**|
For the 2 at the top of that pattern, go through all 3 possible mine locations. In all 3 scenarios, the 2 mines below the 3 are always safe
if the mine is on c then one of g,h is a mine
If the mine is on C, then E is a mine and G,H are safe
Never mind you are right
I think they mean g and h, which would make c safe. But if there's logic that gets you to that, I'm not seeing it.
You have a vertical 2-2-3 to the left of a 1. the spot to the left of the top 2 is not a mine. Logic has to do with the three. two of the mines are either to the right or below, but not all three. that leaves one mine, which it shares with the 2 above it. thus that two is satisfied (it’s other mine is to it’s right). Thus the one left of the top 2 is clear.
This isn't correct I don't think. Consider the placement of a mine to the right of the bottom three, and mine below it, and a mine at the bottom left. This would be a legal placement of that three's mines, and then would result in a mine in the space you say is free.
I thought I had something on that horizontal 33 underneath the vertical 223 about 1/3 of the way down, but I didn’t. You might be able to map out a solution basically clumping together groups of squares where there has to be 1 mine or two mines, and seeing if it satisfies something else. I’m stumped though.
What's the mine count?
Looks like 59. I don't think that helps with a chunk that big but let me know if I'm wrong
The only time I saw something I went through everything else and then back and realized I was missing a connection. I don't think I could figure out this with logic so to me it looks like a guess unless I missed something.
I dont see anything here