How to solve Monolith Puzzles Easily!
Mar 22, 2017 15:12:11 GMT
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Post by demonicsoul193 on Mar 22, 2017 15:12:11 GMT
Hello Everyone!
I joined this community just yesterday and figured I would share a tip of mine that I use to crack the Monolith codes much easier, at least to me.
And for all of you that are thinking, "This guy must be cheating..." I promise you it's not.
All you need for this is some paper, a pencil/pen, and your brain.
As you probably already know, the Monolith codes are Sudoku but in a twisted fashion, sometimes adding weird box shapes compared to the normal 3x3 boxes. This game is solved by not having the same digit, or alien hieroglyph in ME's case, in the same row, coloumn, or box. Now, what makes these puzzles so time consuming, not necessarily hard, is the fact that you have to continuously look at all the symbols, and to all of us, they are foreign... so why not attach each symbol to a number for the puzzle?
I start by going to 'X', X equaling the number of unique symbols for the puzzle, amount of empty boxes and putting each symbol in there by "clicks" or the number of times you have to push the left mouse button (LMB) to get that symbol to pop up an assign each symbol to the number of clicks.
Next, draw out the symbols and a rough sketch of the puzzle diagram (sorry for the pen, it's all I had on me at the moment).
Next, fill in the "RED" symbols that are already inputted for your convenience.
code he
a
Th
Solve the puzzle and then submit!
Boom! You're done.
I hope this little bit helped you all solving those codes.
I joined this community just yesterday and figured I would share a tip of mine that I use to crack the Monolith codes much easier, at least to me.
And for all of you that are thinking, "This guy must be cheating..." I promise you it's not.
All you need for this is some paper, a pencil/pen, and your brain.
As you probably already know, the Monolith codes are Sudoku but in a twisted fashion, sometimes adding weird box shapes compared to the normal 3x3 boxes. This game is solved by not having the same digit, or alien hieroglyph in ME's case, in the same row, coloumn, or box. Now, what makes these puzzles so time consuming, not necessarily hard, is the fact that you have to continuously look at all the symbols, and to all of us, they are foreign... so why not attach each symbol to a number for the puzzle?
I start by going to 'X', X equaling the number of unique symbols for the puzzle, amount of empty boxes and putting each symbol in there by "clicks" or the number of times you have to push the left mouse button (LMB) to get that symbol to pop up an assign each symbol to the number of clicks.
Next, draw out the symbols and a rough sketch of the puzzle diagram (sorry for the pen, it's all I had on me at the moment).
Next, fill in the "RED" symbols that are already inputted for your convenience.
code hea
Th
Solve the puzzle and then submit!
Boom! You're done.
I hope this little bit helped you all solving those codes.
