Posts from Tawawa

You might say so, but in reality, you'd probably enjoy it.

No. I'm too compassionate, and I don't like watching other people being humiliated.

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I can send you this speech. Do you want me to?

Well, it's clear that this person knows a thing or two about good speeches. I wouldn't rate it lower than 8.

Almost forgot.

Kosha, do you like it or not?

Yes, I like it.
It could easily get an 8-9 from me in an instrumental music contest. It's a bit long, and such long tracks without vocals can get tiring to listen to, and it doesn't fully resonate with me, but the overall sound is good and pleasant; I like this kind of electronic retro in moderation. I probably wouldn't listen to it myself, though.

I won't elaborate on the answers just yet; I'll give you a chance to discuss the puzzles and, perhaps, come to the correct solutions together.

Mndya.
And how far away is he.

I don't quite understand how it's physically possible to complete Raphael's dilemma in less than 11 turns, especially since, as you described, someone has to move back and forth between the points. This someone needs to carry 6 items, meaning they need to make 6 trips to the other side and 5 trips back. Each of these takes a turn. What are we missing?

Yes, I like it.

Would I fly into space with this playing?

Regarding the treasure room, I understand the logic; I was even considering answering that way myself before rereading the question. According to the wording, Anders *reaches* the treasure room in 3 minutes, while it takes him 5 minutes to *clear* it. He can reach it 8 times, but he won't be able to clear it properly. In my opinion, the description should have been reworded to reflect this correct answer.

Leon's Treasure

The first trick that came to mind regarding the riddle: can Anders come to the treasure one last time and steal the eighth bag just as Leon marches the last minute to it?
Answer: a firm no.

in one trip, he can only take one bag with him, and it will take him five whole minutes.

Question: how many bags of jewels can Anders manage to take out of the treasure?

That is, according to the wording, he won't have enough time, as he needs to reach the starting point... So why E, I still don't know.

Let's look at the rest.

even the GM couldn't answer all the questions correctly, oh well...

it just dawned on me that the point is to list the drinks in alphabetical order. lol. I was thinking something else...

I've already found what I'm going to use for my space flight.

Raphael's Dilemma: I managed to find one solution in 11 moves myself, and another one with the help of a program (I'm attaching it to the message; it's in Python and generates relatively short random solutions for different numbers of moves). Maybe someone will find it amusing to play around with it. I couldn't find a solution in 9 moves. Logic suggests that there is some logic to it. We have three people and four items. Each turn, we move 2 of something across, but we return 1 person (at least) on the next turn. Therefore, the optimal strategy looks like this: -2 +1 -2 +1 -2 +1 -2 +1 -2 +1 -2 Then we get -7 of something on one side and +7 on the other. That's why it's still unclear.

>There's no accounting for taste.
Arandor is a traitor...
There's just no logic to tsunderes. Ar, how did you respond?

I just couldn't go against Gulveig and call her a liar...

There's no logic to tsundere characters. Ar, how did you respond?

White Black White Black White
White(?) Black White Black White Black White

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Wow, almost all the problems have a catch.

And tell me about the first one. The "E: 109 points" option makes sense, as all three numbers are prime, and 109 is also prime.

I don't understand why the correct answer is "C: 78 points".