#13

i’ve got it now but i don’t understand the relevance of the word. do you put all the words from each puzzle together?

#14

oh you do

didn’t read the instructions

#15

no.

#16

Oh go on

#17

I don’t want to have to ask Joke

#18

(i had a look at 7 and don’t have a clue)

#19

You know what I have literally just got it.

#20

Got eight now too, but was basically guessing.

#21

two’s easy because there isn’t actually anything to solve, therefore no word.

Next!

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#22

Well done @thewarn, you’ve just lost us WWII.

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#23

that’s our evening sorted then. I’m ignoring this thread until we’d had a crack at it.

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#24

I’ve managed to find a way to reason to the answer to 8 now.

#25

9 has me totally stumped though.

#26

Stuck on 7 atm

#27

Don’t want GCHQ knowing how amazing I am at doing Turing puzzles tbh.

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#28

Well puzzle 6 is disappointingly boring and not fun at all. Let’s just find the answer to some questions and try and jam them into a deliberately awkward shape somehow?

#29

I’d pretty much worked out what the word was before I’d finished filling it in. The hat definition is a bit poorly defined and finding the name of the satellite became a point of pride for me, rather than necessary.

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#30

I don’t know if I was just tired by that point but I cba. I’ll return to it tonight. Honestly though I hardly knew any of the answers to those questions! Not really a fan of puzzlers that require so much general knowledge.

#31

I think the assumption is that you’ll Google, and it still requires a moderate amount of skill to get that right. The bulk of the puzzle is then in fitting the words I think.

Too many of these puzzles really need a printout to solve. Not sure I can do the chess one with just a screenshot in Paint 3D.

#32

my wife printed out the flower diagrams for puzzle 5 and then cba but I wanted to do it and had a pad on me so I wrote it all out instead! Just one word per line until it wrapped around, was probably easier to read tbh.