Simple To Grasp & Beautiful To Solve

** TODAY'S PUZZLE **
Another sudoku today from the ever-excellent yttrio - this time using "Parity Islands" to create fascinating logic all over the grid! The rule is so simple we can't really believe it's not been done before. If you have some time you really must try this one!
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[@BeheadedKamikaze]

Today I learned, "Orange and odd both begin with the same number." Thank-you, Simon! 😁

[@neilsvedberg]

Definition of O: zero (in a sequence of numerals, especially when spoken). Maybe Simon has been doing too many cryptic crosswords lately? xD

[@crazypantaloons]

Eblue and even also start with the same letter.

[@user-ox9oo6wp6d]

It is funny to watch how Simon explained the only way to resolve the bottom-left 9-cell island is by Sudoku, while the grid was already almost fully filled by digits.

[@studgerbil9081]

that's his trademark. every single viewer saw the 4 in the middle box and the even/odd in box 7 and Simon does it the hard way. We are not worthy.

[@janerobson2297]

And he had two ways of sorting the 48 pairs but still said are we going to have a deadly pattern. Simon could have finished at least 5 minutes sooner if he had been prepared to demean himself by doing Sudoku. I just love these moments!

[@user-ox9oo6wp6d]

@@studgerbil9081 Exactly!

[@navster100]

Simon when he has to use sudoku to solve a sudoku puzzle :0

[@TimZ-rg1mf]

or just count the even odd colors in each column since there was only one uncolored cell in each column.

[@AnnaVahtera]

That 48 solving bit was pure gold. It never ceased to amuse me how Simon can do really complex logic and sun multiple big numbers simultaneously, but is totally incapable of counting to four.

[@vivaille_]

I was internally screaming about that, he left that to dust just like that and only came back to it through another way! 😂

[@hazen7313]

Ong😂😂

[@Ytterbio]

So many thanks to Simon for this amazing solve and the very kind words! The rule set was directly inspired by EnTropic Islands by Paletron, which was featured a while back. I was very happy that it was possible to construct a fluidly-solvable puzzle with just parity islands.

[@matthewphillips5911]

Great puzzle. I enjoyed solving it.

[@longwaytotipperary]

Nice puzzle!

[@emilywilliams3237]

It was very fun!

[@icedbear]

The flow of the solve is almost like a fog puzzle, loved it.

[@sampathkumar-ej7xl]

A great puzzle. These puzzles are hard to solve because there are so many paths initially and with practice we can improve. Hope you design more such pathway puzzles that get featured on the channel.

[@brucecarter8960]

I love how Simon often describes ‘orthogonal’ as a ‘posh word’ and then today throws off ‘quorate’ effortlessly.

[@ahouyearno]

Simon is super posh :p all de poetry he got memorised from his private school education It’s not a diss, just a bit funny. Posh people don’t all have to be Rees-Mogg

[@HunterJE]

Sitting on the circled 48 in the 4-cell island from 33:06 and then finally resolving the 48s elsewhere is the Simon-est move

[@chris5619]

Calling out how Simon saw one thing but not another thing is the commenter-est comment.

[@srwapo]

27:04, I had to stop and look at the video to see what was going on with r1c9, I assumed ALL of the odd regions had to be odd sized and ALL of the even regions had to be even sized. When I had a 1-cell region with even numbers, I thought I was wrong.

[@warren_r]

Wow, congratulations to Simon for finishing the intro in less than 3 minutes. A very fast pre-sudoku solver indeed.😁

[@williamnathanael412]

I think it's typical for a pre-recorded video. He cannot do any news.

[@warren_r]

@@williamnathanael412 Yeah I know :) just having some fun.

[@dylanlenn7836]

today I learned orange and odd start with the same number

[@azrobbins01]

Is it the number zero?

[@PurpleSidewalk1]

My favorite number is the letter O

[@rentalcustard]

I love solving parity puzzles. The fact you can use shading and look out for "4 of the same in a sudoku unit" really helps cut down the amount of scanning required and puts me in a very happy place. Combining that with island logic made for something I had an absolute blast with, even if my solve was somewhat convoluted -- relying on seeing that if the central digit's island went to the east, that would fill row 5 in box 6 with odds and break the 9 region. I was happy to clock in at 41:24 after that little detour still didn't prevent me from needing to apply the required logic in box 3. Really, really lovely stuff. Thank you yttrio for the puzzle, and thanks Simon for drawing our attention to it!

[@sHillChannel]

Orange and odd begin with the same number. --Simon

[@HunterJE]

Shh, nobody's told him about the letter "oh," he thinks those are all zeroes...

[@taylorsmiles4143]

Beat me to it 😂🎉

[@olivier2553]

And yet, it was completely understandable...

[@_aullik]

I had to read that 3 times until i realized the error. That made total sense for my brain.

[@emilywilliams3237]

Very nice puzzle, Simon, and a great solve. I actually gave this a try and solved it bit by bit while watching you solve it, pausing the video for stretches of time while I worked on my own. Thanks for bringing so much richness of puzzles to us through this channel!

[@frankjiang1857]

Finished in 25:24. What absolutely lovely logic which seemed to flow from clue to clue. Very fun and flowing puzzle!

[@unobic]

This puzzle just got into my top 10 list.

[@kylenharman]

Simon! I love watching you solve and have been watching a CTC video every day during my lunch at work for at least the past 4 years. Thank you for solving these (I rarely if ever leave comments). I have one request, and one note about the solve. At the end of this solve, when you were looking to disambiguate the islands, you could have looked at the number of odds and evens in columns 1 and two (which is using sudoku, but in a less strict sense). As for my request, I absolutely loved the pencil puzzle series you did a while back. Can you make a video where you solve a handful of shorter, star battle type puzzles? It would make an amazing Christmas gift! Thank you for all that you do again!

[@xxgn]

61:45. Wow, this was a ton of fun. It's relatively easy to follow this ruleset without making accidental errors. Personally, I found this puzzle's difficulty level to be perfectly tuned to my skill level.

[@markp7262]

25:11 finish. When I first saw the image, I thought of the new rules about how many of a number could be in circles. This certainly surprised me. An excellent puzzle; I quite enjoyed it!

[@stephenbeck7222]

Outrageous how often sudoku scanning was required in this puzzle. 😁 this was a classic CTC variant.

[@praematura]

I need one tiny hint from Simon's solve very early on, then was able to finish on my own in 28:32. Amazing puzzle, loved it! Props to yttrio.

[@longwaytotipperary]

Hope you had a great holiday! Thanks for making videos in advance for us!

[@travisdeane7242]

“The power of thingy thingy” I LOVE this channel. I am officially a fan

[@stevieinselby]

When I think of storms, I always remember back to the great storm of October 1987, when I was in the middle of reading Five Go To Smugglers Top - the Famous Five story when a tree comes crashing down on the cottage during a storm - at 8 years old and with that in the forefront of my mind, I didn't get a wink of sleep that night 😨

[@EmonEconomist]

This puzzle was smarter than me - after restarting twice, I eventually had to just give up and watch Simon solve it! (Turns out I wasn't too far off at one point, but I've no idea how I messed it up!)

[@Cymindis]

Such a fun puzzle! thanks for sharing it with us

[@RyanAtOptimism]

What a beautiful puzzle!

[@dodekaedius]

It's not necessarily sudoku, you can also solve it by counting odds/even digits in columns 2 and 3 to see what's missing;)thx for the upload!

[@PabloZaragoza]

I was talking back to the TV like a maniac! There's so many examples of this where Simon's hability to find the most convoluted way of solving, mixed with his inhability to see the most obvious sudoku, really triggers me. What do i wanna say with this comment? Nothing. I love Cracking the cryptic, i love Simon and he solves puzzles i can't even dream of solving myself for now... 😅

[@craig8197]

​@@PabloZaragozaI think he does this intentionally to teach us new logic paths.

[@Pointlesschan]

@@craig8197if so, I wish he’d tell us that’s what he’s doing… which makes me think it’s not because he doesn’t

[@anaayoung9142]

I am liking these days puzzles, because there are sudokus that I can try. Altough I needed help this time, still tried after that. Thanks Simon! 😊

[@leefisher6366]

I seem to be the only person who was under the impression every island had to have a circled cell (or more than one) in it. To add salt to the wound, having islands with a number of cells not even equal to the parity of the island seemed odd to me. (Puns gratis). Hence, I failed to solve.

[@dicebar_]

My cat's named Odin, he's orange and odd too 😸

[@inspiringsand123]

Let's Get Cracking: 02:44 Simon's time: 36m04s Puzzle Solved: 38:48 What about this video's Top Tier Simarkisms?! Knowledge Bomb: 2x (04:36, 26:38) Bobbins: 1x (18:38) Maverick: 1x (08:40) And how about this video's Simarkisms?! Hang On: 9x (23:26, 29:43, 31:23, 31:35, 36:07, 36:07, 36:07, 37:31, 37:38) Clever: 8x (10:21, 24:56, 25:05, 32:23, 32:29, 37:38, 38:45, 38:48) Ah: 8x (14:04, 16:41, 17:47, 20:28, 24:53, 31:35, 35:30, 37:08) Sorry: 6x (14:14, 17:17, 17:50, 25:40, 30:54, 30:54) Beautiful: 6x (04:40, 10:27, 10:54, 14:26, 26:14, 38:35) By Sudoku: 6x (06:22, 20:30, 28:34, 31:14, 33:16, 33:30) Stuck: 5x (18:26, 18:34, 18:38, 18:38, 18:38) The Answer is: 4x (17:27, 17:31, 33:42, 38:45) What Does This Mean?: 3x (09:03, 15:11, 21:22) Stunning: 2x (15:07, 15:11) In Fact: 2x (28:48, 30:06) Obviously: 2x (03:48, 10:04) Pencil Mark/mark: 2x (15:54, 17:32) Good Grief: 1x (33:24) Goodness: 1x (28:02) Bother: 1x (34:28) Naked Single: 1x (34:36) Out of Nowhere: 1x (28:18) Nonsense: 1x (20:54) Lovely: 1x (27:02) Brilliant: 1x (38:42) Elegant: 1x (00:47) Take a Bow: 1x (38:50) Famous Last Words: 1x (34:59) Magnificent: 1x (39:05) Whoopsie: 1x (15:57) Progress: 1x (15:29) Wow: 1x (10:21) Let's Take Stock: 1x (16:05) Most popular number(>9), digit and colour this video: Ten (5 mentions) Four (63 mentions) Orange, Blue (21 mentions) Antithesis Battles: Even (76) - Odd (60) Row (19) - Column (16) 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!

[@rattatasoup]

wonderful puzzle

[@screambmachine]

easy rules, still questions: - can an island have 2 circles (that don't see each other by sudoku)? - does every island need a circle?

[@mudscuffer]

29:18 for me. That's a really neat rule set, I'd expect to see more of these!

[@memeristor]

Nice puzzle. Finished in 30 minutes. This could be fun to set something with

[@johnbell9074]

52 mins for me. Thanks. Nice puzzle!

[@brianarsuaga5008]

This was fun, and much more tricky than it seemed at first

[@Gunslinger8912]

An alternative way of reaching the conclusion at 11:30 is to know that if the even digits took the first four cells of r4 to make an 8-cell island, and the rest of the digits in box 4 were odd, then you have a problem with the second circle in r5, at r5c4. It couldn't be either even or odd, as it would be the same odd digit as in r5c1, or it would be even, and make the region larger than 8. And then, alternatively, at 32:55, r7c3 cannot be joined to the staircase island from box 5, as it would need to be either 4 or 8 to indicate the size of the island, and both of those are already taken up in c3 by a 48 pair. A little bit easier to see for me than the logic shown.

[@erickehr4475]

30:53 for me. I like this ruleset. There was interesting logic of many different types.

[@tkellaway]

This one was great

[@raynmanshorts9275]

38:16 I noticed just before he spotted the 7 that he could have used the number of even digits in column 1 to figure it out.

[@mortenrudjensen]

I was screaming at the screen ! xD. When I did the last part, I did all the parity first, and then solved the rest with sudoku :P

[@Rach881101]

32:36 for me. Amazing puzzle!

[@SomethingWellesian]

Uff. Stared at this a good ten minutes before watching the video for a hint. I’d failed to realise (though the rules are perfectly clear) that *all* the cells are in parity islands. Edit: Now that I cleared that up, I solved it! Not a quick solve, but I got there. Super cool puzzle.

[@ZonieMusic]

Box 7 is what killed my run. I was *determined* that the only way to arrange 4 even digits in Box 7 to satisfy the 9 island above it was to fill the bottom row and place the remaining on the right of the middle row. I didn't even see the arrangement that Simon did here. Ugh! Almost all of my numbers were correct, too! Oh well, onto the next sudoku I guess, hahaha!

[@alanclarke4646]

It might have helped if the rules stated that parity islands don't HAVE to have a circled cell. I kept having trouble around box 6 trying to make every island have a circle. Otherwise an enjoyable puzzle 😊

[@picoliguilherme4597]

Yeah, i got crazy by that 1 in box 6 that was not circled

[@kevinbrownsword9558]

Very nice puzzle. I generally work through bit by bit in breaks. When I pause it’s because I’m stuck, and when I come back I immediately notice the obvious thing I was missing (in this case, 4 evens in row/column already or a circle in the closed box of 3!)

[@Kinada]

That 6 took me forever to see.

[@Gonzalo_Garcia_]

16:39 for me. Great puzzle!!

[@stuartmcconnachie]

…and BLUE is EVEN because it also has 4 letters and ends in an E?! 😊

[@wanderlustwarrior]

40:24 for me. That was fun.

[@psiphiorg]

An interesting challenge! Lots of clever deductions, even toward the end. My time today was 35:16, solver number 3048.

[@virtuous-sloth]

36:23 Simon studiously ignoring the one placed 4 in the puzzle while he mules over a plethora of 48 pairs.

[@matthewphillips5911]

Great puzzle to feature. Always enjoy the show

[@piarittersporn]

Not easy but a very exciting and interesting puzzle.

[@PathOfShrines]

Very cool. Got a little stuck for a few minutes until I placed that one 2. 45:18

[@oreo3910]

At 11:30 there was another way to deduce that r4c4 couldn’t be even which is the circle in r4c6 would be off and would connect with the circle in r1c6. That was how i saw it when i paused the video, but Simon’s explanation was a bit simpler.

[@nahblue]

This one was very slow to go in the start, and in the end it all filled itself out. Final time 1h 24m! The 9-island at 26:30 in the video was the hard part for me (made a mistake too and had to backtrack and do that part twice), then it opens up.

[@jessevennard2640]

@11:15 using the 8s to prove 4,3 was odd was definitely not how I found it. There are a few different ways the surrounding odds wouldn’t work once the 8 island is satisfied

[@gaultiersaint-jacques3937]

Can we still buy the fog of war kickstarter, or is it over? Love your videos, keep cracking!

[@matthewread9001]

32:20. That’s a very difficult way of saying you would have to place 2 4s in the column.

[@_-_-Sipita-_-_]

15:17 for me.

[@fakeaccount6694]

What a brain fart for the ending !

[@LednacekZ]

27:35 for me. quite fun.

[@livejapan]

36:09. Got my self stuck by not paying attention to my Rs and Cs. (Rows and Columns)

[@khoozu7802]

32.15 R7C3 can't be even because we already has 48 pair in column 3

[@akiko123052]

I found it really confusing at the beginning because I thought each circle was its own island. The rules should state circles can be part of the same Island.

[@simonbrooks6921]

I am struggling to understand the logic of why the two even circles need to be 6 and can't be 8 presented towards the beginning of the solve. Can't it go down two boxes and be 8?

[@theredstoneengineer6934]

19:46 for me

[@thnderleg]

Me: Hmmm, my english is not that good, I'm going to watch the video so I can hear Simon explain the rule better. Simon: I've already read the rules so get fuggd. Me: Okay then 🥲

[@brettduffin8412]

You just needed the last blue cell in column 2 at the end to solve it other than sudoku.

[@robertcousins2274]

35:24 for me

[@scorix_]

Your last point about the parity coloring having an ambiguity and must be resolved by sudoku, is not quite right. Column 1 had 4 evens already given when you put the 4 at row 9 column 1, therefore the cell at row 7 column 1 must be odd.

[@stephenbeck7222]

Also the 8s just sitting there…

[@Swynndla]

At 13:59 Simon says R3C4 must be at least 2. How does he determine that?

[@Logreack]

It was colored blue for even. The lowest even number is 2, hence, it has to be at least 2.

[@Swynndla]

@@Logreack Oh thank you! I have blue & orange around the other way in my attempt and I think my brain got all confused. Thanks for setting me straight!

[@frankjiang1857]

Because it's even so it cannot be 1 :).....

[@mdesonie]

Only needed 1 hint

[@Ardalambdion]

16:00 Letterage sounds like an overdue dessert...

[@sanctionbuster]

A disappointing 40:45. But I did have a wee whisky earlier...

[@jackviga8714]

just noticed on sudoku app there is not the possibility to play fog of war puzzles, will that be developed in the future?

[@six_5000]

Why did I take the time to outline all my islands?? I don’t record/upload my solves 😂 40:53

[@tjr930]

i don't understand the rules at all :/

[@Pritchie45]

31 minutes

[@corwinek6438]

37:20 overthinking at its finest

[@derekkrull3383]

Random tip: If you want to count all the circles just double click to select them and fill them with 1s, the sum is the total. Not necessarily useful here but for other puzzles.

[@chris5619]

Does the software actually display the sum anywhere? If not, you still just have to count the 1s right?

[@danielhooper]

A technique i like better to count circles is to fill all the circles with 9s, then you add up how many nines there are and then divide by 9

[@RichSmith77]

Pro-level: Fill all the empty cells with 5s, sum them up, subtract from 405, then divide by 5.

[@yapayzeka3183]

An alternative way would be to select the whole grid and give them a colour. Then double click on a circle to remove the coloruing of circles, then you can double click on a coloured circle to fill them with 1s. Lastly subtract the sum of 1s from the number 81.

[@derekkrull3383]

@@chris5619 it does but it may be a feature you have to switch on.

[@RMJ1984]

I think its interesting how the goverment is always spying on him with that plane. Do you think he will ever realize?.

[@joemucchiello4542]

How does he forget the rules so fast? @12:41 he can't figure out why R3-6C4 can't all be blue when they run through two circles that see one another. Maddening.

[@tomgalli1188]

I found this one particularly annoying. I must have restarted a dozen times because of R1C9. Why? It was an island with no circle! After despairing of my logic, I broke down and watched the first few minutes of Simon's solution, only to be completely flabbergasted as he isolated R1C9 without even a comment about an unmarked island. While I know the instructions don't insist that each island has a circle, they also don't say it's ok for an island to not have circle. That distinction becomes pretty important! Perhaps the rules could be modified to include that precious nugget? Once I accepted that unmarked islands were ok, it became a lot more fun, but that still left a bad taste in my mouth.

[@nmappraiser9926]

Arrgh again with the condescending "If you can't see it, pause." That's a trope that could be abandoned very easily in my opinion.

[@efa666]

I don't take it that way at all, it's an invitation to figure out the logic for yourself.

[@iambicpentakill]

I like it. I'm frequently not good enough to see it and it gives me some extra time and tells me where to look.

[@nmappraiser9926]

@@efa666 You can do that any time you like, you don't need an invitation.

[@efa666]

@@nmappraiser9926 and you can piss off anytime you like, people will find any reason to get offended by the most inane crap.

[@nmappraiser9926]

@@efa666 I'm not offended, I'm offering my opinion on how to improve the videos. This is one of Simon's tics that I dislike. I'm sorry you're offended by my opinion, I just happen to think this channel would be better if it acknowledged most watchers don't need their hands held through the most basic principles on each and every video. You can also offer your opinion. I promise I won't be, and am not, offended, even if I disagree.

[@mikepictor]

Read the rules multiple times....absolutley no clue what they are asking me to do

[@inspiringsand123]

Let's Get Cracking: 02:44 Simon's time: 36m04s Puzzle Solved: 38:48 What about this video's Top Tier Simarkisms?! Knowledge Bomb: 2x (04:36, 26:38) Bobbins: 1x (18:38) Maverick: 1x (08:40) And how about this video's Simarkisms?! Hang On: 9x (23:26, 29:43, 31:23, 31:35, 36:07, 36:07, 36:07, 37:31, 37:38) Clever: 8x (10:21, 24:56, 25:05, 32:23, 32:29, 37:38, 38:45, 38:48) Ah: 8x (14:04, 16:41, 17:47, 20:28, 24:53, 31:35, 35:30, 37:08) Sorry: 6x (14:14, 17:17, 17:50, 25:40, 30:54, 30:54) Beautiful: 6x (04:40, 10:27, 10:54, 14:26, 26:14, 38:35) By Sudoku: 6x (06:22, 20:30, 28:34, 31:14, 33:16, 33:30) Stuck: 5x (18:26, 18:34, 18:38, 18:38, 18:38) The Answer is: 4x (17:27, 17:31, 33:42, 38:45) What Does This Mean?: 3x (09:03, 15:11, 21:22) Stunning: 2x (15:07, 15:11) In Fact: 2x (28:48, 30:06) Obviously: 2x (03:48, 10:04) Pencil Mark/mark: 2x (15:54, 17:32) Good Grief: 1x (33:24) Goodness: 1x (28:02) Bother: 1x (34:28) Naked Single: 1x (34:36) Out of Nowhere: 1x (28:18) Nonsense: 1x (20:54) Lovely: 1x (27:02) Brilliant: 1x (38:42) Elegant: 1x (00:47) Take a Bow: 1x (38:50) Famous Last Words: 1x (34:59) Magnificent: 1x (39:05) Whoopsie: 1x (15:57) Progress: 1x (15:29) Wow: 1x (10:21) Let's Take Stock: 1x (16:05) Most popular number(>9), digit and colour this video: Ten (5 mentions) Four (63 mentions) Orange, Blue (21 mentions) Antithesis Battles: Even (76) - Odd (60) Row (19) - Column (16) 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!