it's a space-invaders based chinese strategy game

but it has to work for both rows and columns

hmm maybe it doesn't, the one with the letter+2 didn't have to work column-wise

and yet again we stumble over lesart

i judge it to be a hoax, a lesson if you like, a poet's poem, a riddle

which is left to right up to down for westerners

even in math

beautifully drawn

It is bi-logical so it should have a pattern for both vertical and horizontal that is true. But so far, I only got an answer for the vertical one.

not to speak of that in the first line a+b perfectly equals c

i think to solve this you need to use fingers AND toes

but maybe it was made by a 12-toed chinese lady

then we must join feet to solve it

probalby it is really a sixt finger based test to help pakis

we must solve it, or be untermensch level literalists

that's why I wrote Sudoko, becasue I had a bisexual moment indulging on my logic

amazing

I honestly think that center square is a misprint

how does it work for this column?

That one of those triangles is black

yes, a misprint

If you treat one as being black is all works out

we shall correct it

if one of the triangles was black, then my original theory would work

both work

that one is great, 6+11=17

whoever comes up with those tests should get the rope or learn to draw like a girl, ordentlich

then the next one is a weirder subtraction horizontally and vertically it's nothing and gets out of alignment

no that was the other way around

anyway now i'm convinced i'm well below average g

1/e^g

very raven

almost a crow's feet

do you remember the finger riddle from monkey island two?
if that's 3 fingers, how many are that?

i remember the soundtrack i think

https://youtu.be/60qLoGfuqp8?t=792

fucked me up hard

like really hard

Am I over thinking it that this is meant to be on a grid or something? <:BlobHyperSweats:356555758579613716>

your lines are not straight