sims5000
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I want to know the hardest puzzle so I can put it on my new hold

Schik
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Do you really want the hardest? Or do you want the most fun/interesting puzzles?

I'd have to say tar mazes or orb puzzles would be the hardest, only because there's hidden information. This also makes them the least fun for me, thus I wouldn't be too inclined to play a hold that relied heavily on either of them.

Of the other listed choices, I like trapdoor mazes and the somewhat ambiguous monster puzzles the best probably.

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sims5000
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Imean the hardest fun puzzle

The_Red_Hawk
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It depends, because there's a wide range of what you can do with stuff. My least favourite is probably tar.

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Slashing, whirling, diving, twirling,
Snapping, turning, rising, swirling,
Screeching, flipping, gliding, sliding,
The red hawk's dance of death.

.....the king of the skies.....

sims5000
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My own hardest is orbs thats why i've put gates in my new hold

[Edited by sims5000 on 01-15-2004 at 05:03 PM GMT]

Nillo
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In my opinion, monster puzzles are both hard and fun, but I like crumbly walls, too. I've included a lot of digging in my hold I'm making.

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