Clues By Sam

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yeah this game is not for me, none of that makes any fucking sense.

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I solved the daily Clues by Sam, Nov 19th 2025 (Medium), in less than 11 minutes
:yellow_square::orange_circle::orange_circle::yellow_square:
:yellow_square::green_square::orange_circle::green_square:
:orange_circle::yellow_square::orange_circle::yellow_square:
:yellow_circle::orange_circle::orange_circle::yellow_square:
:yellow_circle::green_square::green_square::green_square:

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I solved the daily Clues by Sam, Nov 19th 2025 (Medium), in less than 20 minutes
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:green_square::green_square::green_square::green_square:
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:green_square::green_square::green_square::yellow_square:
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The only one I donā€™t really get from today is Brian in B1, I couldnā€™t quite work out how his status was determined, as far as I could tell he could be either.

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i dont understand how youā€™re meant to do that without the clues. what a flawed game, really. it has flaws. like, i basically just brute forced my way through it understanding the Tutorial well, but i just clicked Hint, then clicked Innocent or Guilty on the highlighted square until it changed.

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More Spoilers

Youā€™ve got that at least one of Sarah and Tom are innocent. We know thereā€™s an odd number of innocent people in this row. Is it possible Paul, Sarah and Tom are all innocent? If not, then Paul is a criminal.

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Spoilers

Xia statment means that there is either 1 innocent in row four or 3 innocents. Since Vince states Xia has more criminals than innocent neighbours then you can deduce that if there were 3 innocent in this row then that statement would be false so there must just be 1 innocent. With Zachā€™s statement the single innocent in row 4 has to be either Sarah or Tom so that Zach can have at least one innocent neighbour so that means Paul must be guilty.

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Summary

You know A2 and B2 are criminals. Therefore, even though we donā€™t know what A1 is at that point, we know they have to have at least one innocent neighbour, so B1 is innocent.

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Ahhhh.

Summary

I couldnā€™t get past the thinking that A1 could be innocent and B1 a criminal, but obviously that doesnā€™t fulfil all the criteria. Basically was being thrown by the fact that the innocent need innocent neighbours too.

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I donā€™t think either of your explanations is quite right. Vinceā€™s clue means there are at least two criminals on row four, and Xiaā€™s clue thus means there are three. Zackā€™s clue then means both Paul and Tom are criminals since the innocent one has to be either Tom or Sarah.

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Thank you all, I got there in the end :older_woman:

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Your logic follows, but I think you can work out Robā€™s identity without needing Xias clue. Xias clue then helps work out Paul.

Iā€™m always better at working these things out for myself than I am at explaining them to other people!

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Yep agreed

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Itā€™s a bit of a flaw that you can have as many goes at these as you like. We are all a bunch of cheats after all.

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I solved the daily Clues by Sam, Nov 19th 2025 (Medium), in less than 8 minutes
:green_square::green_square::green_square::green_square:
:green_square::green_square::green_square::green_square:
:green_square::green_square::green_square::green_square:
:green_square::green_square::yellow_square::yellow_square:
:green_square::green_square::green_square::green_square:

Not bad for a first go, imho.

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I solved the daily Clues by Sam, Nov 19th 2025 (Medium), in less than 13 minutes
:yellow_square::yellow_circle::yellow_circle::yellow_square:
:green_square::green_square::green_square::green_square:
:green_square::green_square::yellow_square::green_square:
:green_square::green_square::yellow_square::yellow_square:
:green_square::green_square::green_square::green_square:

Fun this, will add it to the bored at work rotation

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Clues by Sam - Nov 19th 2025 (Medium)
Less than 8 minutes
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:green_square::green_square::green_square::green_square:
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All made sense until those top corners then I had to just guess

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You made a picture of an owl giving us the finger!

:clap:

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I solved the daily Clues by Sam, Nov 20th 2025 (Tricky), in less than 11 minutes
:orange_circle::green_square::green_square::green_square:
:yellow_square::green_square::green_square::green_square:
:green_square::yellow_circle::green_square::green_square:
:yellow_circle::green_square::yellow_circle::green_square:
:green_square::yellow_square::green_square::yellow_circle:

Getting the hang of this. Good idea

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I solved the daily Clues by Sam, Nov 20th 2025 (Tricky), in less than 20 minutes
:green_square::green_square::green_square::green_square:
:green_square::green_square::green_square::green_square:
:green_square::green_square::green_square::green_square:
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First one, this is fairly brain breaking eh

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Some right mathematical geniuses on here