Think You Can "Break In" To This Fog Sudoku!?

[@Antiknight]

Thanks for featuring my puzzle! I was really hoping it would make its way to the channel, and I’m thrilled it did. A big thanks to the solvers who recommended it. You followed the intended path almost perfectly-something that never ceases to amaze me with the puzzles you feature. I especially appreciated the overcomplicated 'vicious digit' in r2c7-it was brilliant in its own unique way! 😄 Wishing you the best and hoping everything is going well.

[@tornadre]

@@Antiknight I just completed it myself and now watching Simon do it 10x faster. Really great puzzle! Took me a couple hours but I got there in the end :)

[@Antiknight]

@@tornadre I’m glad you made it through in the end 🎉

[@BozoTheBear]

Very nice puzzle, thanks! I started in a more laborious way. Essentially, I noticed that the cages in Rows 4 and 6 had a strong effect on the central digit (r5c5). Eg, the five digits NOT in the cages in Row 4 all see the central digit, and similarly for Row 6. There were only a small number of possible fills for all the cages, and only one combination didn't rule out all nine possibilities for central digit, which ended up having to be 9.

[@nathanmays7926]

isn’t r2c7 just anti knight with r4c6?

[@easternbrown]

The break in is worthy of Bonnie and Clyde in this one

[@bardiamorshedian9420]

Everytime I see something Simon doesn’t see, I feel like an absolute genius. Then I realize I am 30 min the video and without Simon I would be staring at a screen of fog

[@tomsterbg8130]

True that! Pretty sure many people like us do the solving along thing where we try to solve it ourselves, but when we get stuck we keep watching to get the next hint.

[@valzyf2]

@tomsterbg8130 Certainly how I've had to do some of these harder puzzles. Easier ones I can get on my own.

[@tinam5233]

Hahaha I feel the same. I’m like “Simon…” and then remember I would have never figured out where to even start 😂😂😂

[@eda6654]

seriously! i'm shocked by my own audacity

[@dolf370]

Believe me, you're not the only one having that experience.

[@AshleySmith-s7d]

that 9 was so vicious that the 7 a knights move away couldn't cope

[@TOTEIII]

40:22 I love Simon's overcomplicated way to rule out the 7 in r2c7 and even uses the 7 in r4c6 which it self does the job. 😄

[@Roblilley999]

Was just about to say the same. Usual shouting at the.telly

[@studgerbil9081]

Well, he's never completely sure about anything, which is charming. When he finds a cell that can only be a 7, he says, "that seems to have to be a 7 if I'm not mistaken". I'm like, "Simon, it's a bloomin' 7!"

[@smylesg]

Same with the 3 in r3c8 and the 5 that was in r5c5.

[@annadamiano4987]

I was cracking up at this 😂

[@allendracabal0819]

@@studgerbil9081 It's the British in him.

[@MrRozzers]

Nobody ever talks about the rook's move constraint in chess sudoku.

[@nope.0.]

I think there was one puzzle with it? You had to work out the correct chess constraint and it was one of the options?

[@dbarrustele]

Yeah, it was all of the puzzles

[@PerMortensen]

@@nope.0. I certainly remember something along those lines.

[@Casiange]

​@@nope.0. It was "the setters day off" by juggler

[@kamalidimock8726]

😂😂😂😂

[@maspleben]

Another backup video? I hope Simon is fine 😢 Of course it's okay if it's holidays!

[@Chrismacgillivray]

I was hoping for double Christmas 3’s too. Guess we’ll need to settle for regular 3’s in the corner.

[@RecreationallyCynical]

My favorite moment is 40:30 "If this was a 7 (a cell that's a knight's move away from another 7), then because of this 7 (the 7 that was a knight's move from the first 7), we can ask where 7 goes in this box...and I don't think there's anywhere for [the 7 in Box 1]" Follow up at 48:30 "I love the way I see the knight's move before I see the sudoku" I'm not so sure about that

[@Antiknight]

haha was one of my favorite moments too :)

[@Pacbots8790]

When he was down to the 26/36/38 pair in box’s 7/8/9, I really wanted him to realize that the 2 on the bottom row was already placed but he never spotted it and still solved it a different way. Absolutely incredible.

[@Bbill9908]

I love Fog of War puzzles. I think it's the satisfaction of having the instant confirmation of a correct digit, placed by deductive means.

[@carolynmattingly3440]

I love this channel! Mainly because my brain (and eyes) don't see these patterns and I feel woefully inadequate, but it's highly entertaining to watch Simon as he goes from complete bafflement to total joy when he finally cracks it.

[@kosumi68]

Exceptionally well hidden break-in. Even more so, it did not stop there; they way the puzzle kept yielding instead of breaking was quite extraordinary. Phenomenal setting, and a very strong solve by Simon. Amazing. Thank you!

[@FraySing]

Needed some help from Simon but this is the first puzzle I've managed to solve from the channel. Took me well over an hour even with help but awesome puzzle.

[@allendracabal0819]

Congrats. This was a pretty difficult puzzle for your first one.

[@dereknalley]

Simon is the Superman of Sudoku. Seven move deep logical deductions that give a digit which no normal human could find. And then obvious knight's moves are his Kryptonite.

[@jeffreyrosas1784]

Kryptoknight?

[@NickCombs]

O Christmas Three, O Christmas three, How lovely are your corners! O Christmas Three, O Christmas three, How lovely are your corners! Not only thrice in value’s thee, But also twice in corners be. O Christmas three, O Christmas three, How lovely are your corners!

[@kamalidimock8726]

Love it!!!❤😂

[@digedag7480]

Nice 😅

[@uigrad]

I think this is two days in a row that Simon has gotten a "Christmas Three", but fallen back to the far less festive song from REM. There's a very limited number of days left to use the Christmas Three song, so these are all missed opportunities!

[@ThePoxun]

@@uigrad It wasn't a Christmas three party so guessing this might have been a pre-recorded one

[@fade2dblack]

@@uigrad You'll note that the celebratory animation is confetti rather than snow, indicating a pre-recorded video.

[@jamese4336]

34:00, you can place a 6 in R1C5 as it sees the 3579 quadruple in row 2. I thought that was a very pretty construction exploiting the knight move rule.

[@Yttria]

Got stuck and needed help at the point of recognizing where 2 was in box 5 ~33:40. That was a brutal digit to find. The rest of the puzzle was great though.

[@jasonschmidt-wm3lb]

Tried on my own and took 10 hours. Needed a spreadsheet with all the cage combos and surrounding digits to break the fog and get the center square 9. Well done 43 minutes sir!

[@MaierFlorian]

We finally get 3s in the corner again but Videos have been pre-recorded before they got christmas threes and now I'm kind of sad 😞 but what a puzzle this was, enjoyed it very much!

[@st3phgr1ce]

Feel better soon ❤

[@gujonericsson3593]

I think having an aye tracker would help me improve. You got me into variant sudoku a couple years ago. My wife and I love your seacrets and knowledge bombs. Keep up the good work!

[@Danielmoen88]

Another neat way to place 1 in r3c5 as the 2nd digit is to use geometry to recognize that the digit is shared diagonally between two of the cages in rows 2 and 4. Using the same sort of trick as with r5c5, r3c5 sees every cell in row 2 and 4 except for the ones in the cages, so they have to be in the cages (they can't be in box 5 row 4 due to the whispers line), and the only shared digit is 1.

[@nicholasad0]

Love watching Simon on Sudoku, having watched many of his videos I think Knights moves are his weakness!

[@chocolateboy300]

I finished in 87 minutes. That break-in was so satisfying to discover. I felt just like Simon when I spotted it and even did a classic out loud "a-ha!" That was such a sick work of geometry. I think my favorite part, however, had to be the way the geometry worked perfectly to force r3c4 to be exactly a 4. That was so cool to spot. I got stuck for a long time on which one in the middle box could be the 6 or 7. I finally found a cool way when I saw that 3 in r3c7 could only exist in which 6 is in r4c4. This forced 7 in r4c4 to take a 5 in r3c7, which would force a 3 into r2c6 and a 1 into r5c8. This breaks as both a 1 and 3 see r6c6, which could only be a 1 or 3. From there is was simply using the knight's move, which I struggled with. This was an absolutely beautiful puzzle with some sick geometry. Great Puzzle!

[@CFood0]

i did this a few days ago. i'm glad it wasn't just me who struggled. but you definitely found weak cells faster than i did. i really should consider single cells more often in knight sudokus

[@grantfraser5430]

I find it interesting that the phrase 10 seconds after "I don't know where to look next" is typically "well this must be a (insert correct number)" where this is defined as the next part of the puzzle to look at.

[@Paolo_De_Leva]

Simon's solve was magnificent, as usual (and 5 times faster than mine), but in this case I found a slightly more elegant *break-in,* requiring a smaller amount of trial and error. In short: 🔹I focused on the *5-cage* in *box 3,* which has the smallest total and the smallest amount of options (similarly, the *15-cage* has max total and min number of options). 🔹I found its *2+3* option forced the other cages to be: 1+7 = *8* (by anti-knight) 2+4 = *6* (by sudoku) 5+7 = *12* (by anti-knight) 6+9 = *15* (by sudoku) 3+8 = *11* (by sudoku) 🔹I figured out that this configuration was impossible as it ruled out the central digit (r5c5) from both *box 4* and *box 6,* by anti-knight. Hence: 1+4 = *5,* in *box 1.* 🔹Now you know that the 12-cage cannot be 4-8 (by antiknight) and you can focus on the *15-cage...*

[@valzyf2]

I had a bunch of pencil marks already, but I had to resort to watching up until Simon pointed at the middle cell and went Ah!, then after considering my pencil marks for a bit I was able to figure out the break in. Now I'm on three digits and stuck again.

[@davidrattner9]

Thank you Simon for another fog puzzle, let alone by AntiKnight... phenomenal setter and solver with whom i have very high regards and much respect for. Wish you the best and that all is all right, life getting in way, you taking care of self.

[@Antiknight]

Thanks for the kind words David!

[@davidrattner9]

@Antiknight great puzzle , break in indeed, congrats on this well deserved feature and accolades from Simon!!!

[@alexczarnomski1116]

Jiggory pokery is about to become a permanent fixture in my dialogue, I fear

[@doncook4097]

It’s just amazing how few clues you need for a knights Sudoku

[@mikew6644]

I stared at this puzzle for DO LONG before I had to come back and watch 33:05… brilliant find!

[@inspiringsand123]

Rules: 02:40 Let's Get Cracking: 06:05 What about this video's Top Tier Simarkisms?! Bobbins: 4x (29:28, 30:38, 40:06, 45:48) Three In the Corner: 3x (47:00, 48:57, 49:07) Maverick: 1x (01:25) Diddly Squat: 1x (33:47) You Rotten Thing: 1x (37:31) And how about this video's Simarkisms?! By Sudoku: 15x (07:22, 11:07, 18:05, 23:35, 23:47, 25:43, 26:19, 28:05, 29:16, 29:23, 34:21, 41:01, 45:53, 46:37, 48:24) Ah: 13x (07:44, 10:46, 10:46, 14:52, 15:51, 16:07, 17:47, 22:09, 25:34, 32:21, 41:25, 45:11, 48:53) Sorry: 8x (21:16, 23:06, 25:37, 30:30, 38:45, 38:53, 40:15, 42:28) In Fact: 8x (11:29, 12:40, 18:23, 18:44, 19:35, 20:23, 21:35, 46:23) Obviously: 7x (03:14, 07:40, 08:14, 09:47, 19:42, 21:43, 25:00) Beautiful: 6x (14:03, 16:13, 18:53, 24:03, 26:33, 34:33) Clever: 5x (15:25, 15:28, 34:54, 49:24, 49:27) Brilliant: 4x (16:10, 16:18, 49:48, 50:27) Pencil Mark/mark: 4x (36:08, 43:21, 45:35, 47:16) Naughty: 2x (03:19, 06:47) In the Spotlight: 2x (48:59, 49:07) Ridiculous: 2x (23:26, 23:26) Hang On: 2x (26:26, 38:57) Naked Single: 1x (45:57) The Answer is: 1x (26:40) Nonsense: 1x (42:05) Recalcitrant: 1x (44:24) Lovely: 1x (15:51) First Digit: 1x (16:07) Take a Bow: 1x (50:29) Come on Simon: 1x (41:45) Shouting: 1x (38:25) Famous Last Words: 1x (37:09) Wow: 1x (44:21) What Does This Mean?: 1x (01:04) Most popular number(>9), digit and colour this video: Fifteen (11 mentions) Two (92 mentions) Green (11 mentions) Antithesis Battles: Low (9) - High (7) Even (2) - Odd (0) Lower (6) - Higher (2) Highest (2) - Lowest (0) Row (15) - Column (12) FAQ: Q1: You missed something! A1: That could very well be the case! Human speech can be hard to understand for computers like me! Point out the ones that I missed and maybe I'll learn! Q2: Can you do this for another channel? A2: I've been thinking about that and wrote some code to make that possible. Let me know which channel you think would be a good fit!

[@Paolo_De_Leva]

_"Right, we are going to get rid of all the highlighting"_ (Simon @31:34) 👏😏👍

[@wordclover]

What am I missing at 43:25 when Simon fills in a 6 "using our pencil marks" - how is the 8 ruled out? Brutal puzzle, and richly deserving its four stars. I stumbled through in 91:36 only by leaning heavily on Simon.

[@parvasilvi]

I scrolled down to the comments wondering the same thing. Maybe it was a lucky mistake? Edit: Oh no wait, I found it! He's not talking about the middle pencil marks but the upper corner pencil marks; the 6 in box one eliminates the 6 from the third row there, leaving r3c8 the only place for the 6

[@wordclover]

@@parvasilvi Duh! Thank you.

[@zero758]

I will now be adding recalcitrant to my personal lexicon. Fabulous word!

[@Coyotek4]

It took me three sessions and well over an hour to complete this one: one session (about 20 minutes) to stare at nothing and step away, one session (about 30 more minutes) to finally see the break-in and make it up to where Simon used the '2' logic, and one session to see that bit of logic and eventually make my way through Tough puzzle (for me, anyway)!

[@wokkawicca]

62 minutes...most of it spent staring. Fantastic break-in and subsequent logic. I'm always amazed how far the anti-knight implications propagate.

[@RealCadde]

I mean, the setter seems to love row and column limits. At 40:20 when you are stuck like that. Just look at what digits are placed in a row that's two away from another. Like, row 5. You have an awful lot of digits in that row, but very few in row 3. The 7 in row 3 can be placed by knights logic from R5C2 and R4C6. And the fact the ten cage can't have a 7. And then you always have the opportunity to miss a knights move. For example, R4C6 sees R2C7. Which is why you have to be EXTRA vigilant when doing variant sudoku.

[@radscorpion8]

I'm glad I paused the video to give it a try on my own. But I wouldn't have figured out that you can extend the green lines like you did. I think I need more sudoku experience, because I was thinking it might be legal for those lines to sharply bend away in the fog. One thing that would be nice is if they provided a recap on how those mechanics work

[@afanofosc]

Whenever a line enters a cell it always touches the center of the cell so that initial green line had to meet in the center of R3C5.

[@manuelpibe83]

It’d be great if someone could let us know if Simon’s ok

[@katiekawaii]

Yeah, I hate that they're not saying anything. We care 🤍

[@tessabrisac7423]

I believe Mark said Simon is in the US.

[@theorangewill2]

it is magical to solve by myself and then watch you solving it

[@denkata.ot.dvanaistifilms4850]

I decided to solve it myself first and man... two "THAT'S A THREE IN THE COOORNEEER" in one puzzle Antiknight has outdone himself

[@Escviitash]

You started by concluding that R3C5 must be the common digit in the upper four cages, but instead of noting that the common digit is a 1, you made the deduction in the most convoluted way possible.

[@grantfraser5430]

Incredible setting. Wild break-in followed by, well very little under the fog. Every time I got a number in the last half of the puzzle, I kept saying, "still nothing?"

[@BramCohen]

That was mostly fun but I got stumped by that tricky sudoku on the 2s and had to look at the video for a hint

[@andymoss]

Anyone else think it’d be much more alacritous (to use of my favourite Simonisms!) in the early stages of poking at the cages to do what Simon finally did around here? 14:58 . It definitely helped me “see” through the possible combinations. PS. Hope Simon is okay…

[@davidblake6889]

No I don't and indeed I didn't. I watched Simons solve in total awe. Some of those steps were really vicious, but extremely entertaining to watch. Thanks.

[@daboffey]

40:28 "If that was a seven, then because of this seven…" The seven in box 5 automatically resolves the 7/9 in box 3.

[@johncox7169]

I didn't have "too" much problem with the break in, but I found the middle of the puzzle brutal. Felt like the bottom 1/3 of the puzzle was very barren of new clues, which made me kind of wonder why it was a fog of war.

[@bethdoughty114]

This took me a fair while and I had to restart several times as I managed to make the same or similar mistake and end up with a 4 on a German Whispers line, but I got there in the end!

[@ilsekleibscheidel7219]

Talking About same mistake: Mine was not using glasses that were strong enough, because I solved with a cagesum of 13 instead of 11, which makes the central digit a 5. Amazingly there are two solutions to this where there is only one xwing of 69 at the end.

[@MarkWiseTechno]

It didn't take me too long to get the break-in, but maybe it was just a bit of luck that I happened to look at the right line of logic almost immediately. Where I got completely and totally stuck was after I had placed 8 digits in the grid, and after 2+ hours from that point with no progress, I gave up.

[@eddieharwood7788]

What a tough puzzle - really brilliant setting.

[@PathOfShrines]

Very interesting break-in; found it, then got bogged down finding where I was missing the next few leaps. 46:21

[@МихаилСвятловский]

21:33 Spot! If 2 in this cage goes in R3C7, it has no place in row 4. So it's placed!

[@A_CC_K]

Yes a fog of war puzzle.

[@AWanderingSwordsman]

I feel like I never would have figured some of this out without consulting the video. Was fun though.

[@whelmking6497]

One of the funnest puzzles I've solved.

[@66Morti66]

18:54 for me. That break in was very surprising, very nice! :)

[@phuybrechts6875]

The logic of 7 in box 3 is reverse logic 🤣 , Simon

[@srwapo]

55:08, I got the break in, but I had to look at the video to see where to place the 2 in column 5.

[@kenhaley4]

I'm new to this channel. Can someone explain the "3 in the corner" joke?

[@afanofosc]

It's just that Simon likes REM and "That's 3 in the corner" reminded him of "That's me in the corner" - hence the song whenever he finds a 3 in the corner. If this video had been recorded recently the song would have been "Oh Christmas Three" instead, which shows that this was a pre-recorded video. Some folks don't like the "losing its religion" so sometimes the 3 in the corner is "proving its position" instead.

[@TurquoizeGoldscraper]

1:38:20 for me - I got stuck when I couldn't see the 2 in column 5 and needed a hint from Simon.

[@gustavhoo]

”Oh Christmas tree, oh Christmas tree 🎄” 🎵 🎶 😢

[@antha-earth]

Nice, this was a fun one! and two 3s!

[@aesde7492]

33:00 man this step took me almost two hours. I finished top of the puzzle and could not proceed further until I found this 2.

[@Kairamek]

What happened to the Christmas three, oh Christmas three?

[@afanofosc]

This video was recorded before Christmas threes were invented. Sometimes life gets busy and both Simon and Mark have a backlog of recorded content to post when a day like today happens.

[@bukszpryt_]

almost 160 minutes. give me back my day

[@tyomytch9945]

15:10 Sorry I don't get this... If 12 cage is 4-8 then why 5 cage is 2-3? Why it cant be 1-4 with 4 in different column?

[@LeakyGuy]

40:28 best comedy channel on YT 🤣

[@craigfjay]

At 23:00 you were onto something: R4c5 can’t be 78, but r4c7 also can’t be 78 because of the 78 pair in box 6. So r4c57 are a 24 pair, and both can see r3c7, removing 2 as an option and placing 2 in the cage in r3c6

[@craigfjay]

Commented too early- it was resolved at 26:30

[@willboss7487]

Loved this❤

[@craftsmanwoodturner]

Simon, have you moved away from Surrey or something? Yesterday you mentioned snow, there was no snow; today it is rain, but it's been dry all day. Go on, admit it, you've gone off to Antarctica to see the 24 hour sun, haven't you!

[@highlevelbitcoin]

The last three days, he has released "backup videos" that he recorded some time ago, which is why his weather comments aren't matching with current reality. He is probably enjoying a Christmas break

[@Paolo_De_Leva]

My plaudits join the legion. I can break-in and place 3 digits, but I cannot proceed... yet...

[@jakeharrison7840]

At 40:00 the square you are working on couldn't be 3 as sudoku and knights move eliminate 3 from both squares in the ten cage in box 2 making it add up to 12 in a 10 cage this would not work

[@piarittersporn]

Great puzzle.

[@gingerscholar152]

that 4 in box 2 made me mad with how long it took me to find it

[@johnhumberstone9674]

Why does it take so long for Simon to clear superfluous highlighting, when Mark does it the moment he is finished with it. I know he loves all the colours, but it just clutters up the grid, especially in Fog puzzles. And then, a few seconds after doing it at 34 mins, he starts again with a blue 2 and an orange 57.

[@zirco77]

Actually, Simon was much quicker than usual to clear colors this time, I was a bit surprised. He even often let them through the end. Mark and Simon simply have a different solving style.

[@johnhumberstone9674]

@@zirco77 It has nothing to do with solving style. I still haven't worked out what the benefit of making 2, blue, was meant to be, let alone making all the 2s, blue at the end.

[@ilsekleibscheidel7219]

Especially in antiknight-puzzles colouring helps me to find the forbidden cells. Maybe Simon doesn!t need these colours for himselve, but he uses them to illustrate his thoughts to us. Keep on colouring, Simon!

[@johnhumberstone9674]

@@ilsekleibscheidel7219 I understand that, and perfectly reasonable. The question is about why he keeps them there long after they have served their purpose, such that they then distract from the solve.

[@kylelenci]

Around 29 minutes: *while solving a Sudoku puzzle* it’s ridiculous I’m being forced to use soduko to solve this puzzle.

[@timbatrombone]

I can't even figure out the settings to make these fog of war puzzles work on the app 😂

[@FrancisFjordCupola]

39:25 in ... the orange square is a 57. Great. Look up at box 2. Orange cannot go into column 4 by sudoku, column 5 already has a five in it. So could there be a seven? It could only fit it in the first row. However... by knight's move, that would eliminate all possibilities of placing a seven in row two. So orange must be in column 6. And by sudoku it's got a 7 looking at it. Totally not easy to spot, certainly not on the moment.

[@mikew6644]

My answer: nope, I could not break in

[@sanctionbuster]

I missed 2x Christmas 3s!

[@wanderlustwarrior]

1:17:13 for me. I don't feel good about that solve. I stalled for a very long time, and by the time I checked the video to see what I was missing, it felt like I was guessing.

[@mostman]

I broke in. But then I got absolutely wedged in the position Simon is at around 32:00

[@gregind01]

Simon, are you OK? This is your 2nd backup puzzle in a row.

[@chitraagarwal8259]

Ooh! Just realized this must be an old pre recorded video.. No Christmas Threes :(

[@Squril]

Beautiful single cells in your foggy area.

[@LednacekZ]

45:07 for me. the break in was tough. i had to write it down on paper.

[@donaldsnyder1543]

He removed color 🤔 , who is this person?

[@Kirbyfan87827]

Finished in 1:06:15 with help from the video.

[@solfeinberg8591]

Puzzle appears to be defective. I see 6 two cell cages, that are interacting via anti-knight, but even if I could, say, determine what pair of digits goes in each cage, wouldn't it be unsolvable because I don't think I'd be able to place a cell and clear any fog. Am I missing something understanding wise? Defective grid? If I don't have a defective grid, I'm about to learn something revolutionary, because this looks patently unsolvable. Seriously, is a line missing or something?

[@solfeinberg8591]

Ah, just glanced at the vid via the hover over the go to different times bar and saw him coloring the central square. It's the geometry of the central square that has to appear in alternate cages in boxes 4 & 6. Who knows how many eons that would've taken me to suss out.

[@RichSmith77]

Wait. What?! He removed all his colouring because he decided it wasn't needed anymore. I'm in shock.

[@andymoss]

Me too! PS. Hope all is well with Simon.

[@vukkarak]

155 min for me, but I liked every minute of it. Did anyone beat it? (I mean in reverse sense)

[@bethdoughty114]

Not really sure how long it took me as I kept on fotgetting to pause and restart the timer at times when I left and returned. In the end I switched the timer off and just concentrated on solving the puzzle! I seem to have found some of the numbers in a different way to Simon.

[@jasono8783]

1:25:25 oh my gosh i completely broke my brain on that haha

[@tremkl]

I have two digits. Does that count as breaking in? 😂 Going to try a bit longer before watching the video.

[@adamheywood113]

No I don't think I can break in, and indeed I couldn't, so I was right ;);)

[@theunamiable]

Since I can't even break into a 2-star puzzle in the FoW pack, I'm guessing no. (Something seems to have gone terribly wrong.)

[@longwaytotipperary]

Also hope Simon is ok! Maybe just enjoying a Christmas holiday?

[@Pritchie45]

32:50 Great spot. Took me 30 minutes to see

[@mostman]

Yep. Same here.

[@xerodeus2337]

Dang no word on whether Simon's okay?

[@KhaosBByLove]

@@xerodeus2337 what's going on with Simon

[@xerodeus2337]

@@KhaosBByLove a couple of videos ago, his last "recent" one Simon said he felt himself getting sick and wasn't sure he'd make it through the video. ANd then every video since then has been a video prerecorded awhile ago.