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My Most Difficult Puzzle?
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- Guys, 8 months ago, I commented on this video thanking you all for 100,000 views, and here I am again to thank you all for getting this video to 1,000,000 views! This is absolutely amazing! When I first started this channel, I never thought I would ever get anything over 1,000 views, let alone 10,000, 100,000 and now 1,000,000. I know I've not been uploading, but life has happened and I'm incredibly sorry for that, but I have only one year left of college before I have more free time than I know what to do with so look forward to perhaps something special then! I know that a lot of you are upset that I haven't been uploading, and other people even telling others that I've died and am in a coma as of current; so I'm sorry about that! Like I said, life has happened and I can't find any time for anything anymore, but thank you, to everyone who has subscribed, and watched my videos! Your support means the world to me and I promise, sometime in the next year, I will thank you all properly! Thank you, Chris 'Haribo' Harrison :) - haribo41296
- My most difficult is a 1x1 cube - Zach Rome
- To solve the Sudoku you have to literally solve it on paper first. Than you know where the pieces go so you solve it normally - tayek™ | Gaming & More!
- I can solve 3*3, how much time will it take to complete the mirror cube? - Siddharth Sharma
- Wow 100,000 views! Thank you so much everyone and I hope you enjoyed the video! - haribo41296
- 7:45 perdi mi tiempo viendo este video que lo unico que haces hablar - carol castro
- My most difficult puzzle is women - LawlyNawb
- I knew a Sudoku cube would be there. In math class, we had to try and solve one of those, and I can't even do regular Sudoku! Eventually, and I mean *eventually* I got it, but I had given up long before I solved it and was just fuckin' around with it xD - SlytherinSnake6886
- People have long forgotten that these are puzzles that are designed to be solved without knowing what to do. You aren't supposed to know the 'trick' on how to solve it and then see how fast you can realign it. You are supposed to approach it like a riddle and figure out the logic behind it rather than a trial-by-error. Sure, anyone can solve a basic Rubik's cube when you are told how it works. Then it's just a matter of memorization and nimble fingers. That's what I like about my cousin's Rubik's cube solving. He took a Rubik's cube many years ago, with no instructions, no teachers, no help, and in his bedroom figured it out; he actually solved the Rubik's cube. Those people who think they have "solved" it can see it in his methodology because he's taken it apart logically and uses unusual methods for solving them and it confuses people who know the tricks. I'm guessing the egg, maze cube and Sudoku cube have something similar; if you solve the logic behind it, you do away with trial-and-error issues. [Edit: Showing my cousin, he said the Sudoku puzzle would be easier to solve than the egg and the maze because number an alignment sequence is there.] - WritingFighter
- Easy! Just peel off the stickers and put them back in the right places!😂😂 - Nese Yildiz
- Hey, isn't this sudoku cube problem the same as the maze cube problem? If I were to approach this I would first just literally make a sudoku puzzle on paper thats fully solved. After that, I would try to determine how to "shift" that 9x9 grid such that if that shift were to happen on the grid it would be a unique turn on the cube. like shifting the first column on the grid could be equivalent to rotating the top face of the cube (not sure if this is the case, but I'm sure some mapping like this exists for every possible rotation and shift on the cube and grid respectively) Now if you imagine ANY scramble of a sudoku puzzle, the goal is to rotate the cube such that the solution corresponds to the solution you have in the grid. After you figure that mapping out the problem reduces to your cube's maze problem. You want to shift face k1 on row (i1,j1) to face k2 on row (i2,j2) in the cube using whichever shifting algorithms are necessary to swap the faces. The one problem I foresee with my train of thought right now is that well, if given any random scramble of the sudoku puzzle, is it possible to shift to any other possible scramble? (note that the set of all possible scrambles includes the set of all possible solutions). If it is not possible then what I proposed about I don't think would work. Anybody else think this method would work for the sudoku cube? - Joshua Wheeler
- dude, you CAN solve the soduko cube, you said, but can you even TOUCH the cube in a bottle? isnt THAT the hardest? - 1ne_single-little!DERP!
- I can count my fingers - Tracy Cousins
- i am pretty sure that it will be quite easy to solve your hardest puzzle... you must be looking at it wrong... send it to me and i will solve it and return it to you - TheMunk84
- Hey, the sudoku cube wouldn't be the hardest, it's like a 3x3 and has all the same # of combos, but I see how it could be a little trickier than a regular 3x3 - epicminecrafter1245
- that's not the hardest puzzle. i bought one for my dog, the next day i woke up, it's solved. - rax7
- My most difficult puzzle is the 1,000x1,000 - Cameron Matwiy
- you said the 8x8 wasn't very hard... Well I can't even complete my 3x3! D: - MacironiPlaysMC
- youre most difficult puzzle is one of the first puzzles i learned how to solve. i cant solve it fast, but its one that normally takes most of my day and keeps me busy during the boring parts of my day at work. i recommend you giving it a good long day of attempting to solve it when you have alot of free time. i find it fun, but i can see how some people wouldnt. and if you have learned to solve it since this upload, good job =) - Leon Szpyt
- +haribo41296 Here's what I want to tell everyone who makes videos like you: If you're gonna use Windows Live Movie Maker, could you at least stop using Calabri font? - Peters Realm
- Its a pleasure to see so many different puzzle cubes. I love trying solve them :) - Bjørn Simonsen
- I also have a 3x3 Sudoku Rubik's Cube Puzzle and I totally agree that it is the hardest. - Max Daley
- i got here from bidipi..which makes a bit of sense - JohnnyMarsBar
- Not physically impossible. If you managed to get ti there, it can be reversed. - Alex T
- hmm, i lke the 3x3x3 "maze" anyone has a link to buy it? - SanraS Uzumaki
- I cant even solve a 3x3 or a 2x2 - Farah Boudal
- It is impossible to put all diferent numbers in all rows because, as you can see in 7:05 there is an edge piece with two 8... - jacobo javier
- I used pen and paper and made a layout of each piece and where they would go in order to solve the sudoku cube. - GamingGod1996
- Did you solve the Sudoku? The last two are different in such a way that you need to prepare and map them out before you begin. First solve the Sudoku, then solve the cube according to your map... right? - Michiel Top
- at 3:54 u said cube...its not a cube its an egg - henry Qi
- imagine a 10x10 Sudoku cube!!! - failking6 lljoin the assassins!ll
- It's impossible to solve the sudoku cube by the way you described it. If you had it go all the way around the edge, it would add up to 12 squares, whereas there's only 9 numbers. It's impossible. - Keri Maier
- I own the hardest rubiks cube because it is impossible. Like, the sudoku Rubik's cube is possible but almost impossible for young children... But the one I own has pictures on it and if you look closely one of the same pictures is on the same block, so that sudoku Rubik's cube has got nothing on the one I own - Mimi Mabrey
- i noticed you used alter bridge music in the beginning :D - eric paul
- My most difficult puzzle is a 0x0x0, for me it's imposible. - Blaze Dragon
- If someone gave me a Terraminx and told me to solve it, I would belt it over their head until they died. - Martin Meers
- there is no corners on eggs. thats a rock-fact! - MailmanGames
- isn't the sudoku cube impossible since there are only 3 rows and there are 4 sides? there are 4 numbers that are the same and only 3 rows, so it's impossible to solve right? i'm not sure about this cause i don't have one on my own. But technically it's impossible right? - bluefalcon13
- Great video, very well explained. I had no idea so many types of puzzle exist. - EagleOfToledo
- I'm not sure if someone has already said this but, mathematically speaking your sudoku puzzle is impossible! With only having 9 numbers and 4 rows, or columns, this multiples to 12 numbers being needed to fill all the spots meaning some will have to be repeated, the only other way this could be solved is by negating the opposite side of the cube to which you are solving! Just thought I'd let you know so you weren't to hung up in solving it. - Dylan Hutchinson
- Careful. My mother bought a Sudoku Cube once and handed it to me to see if I can solve. After a minute, I handed it back and told her it was impossible. The cube had seven 9's and only five 6's. It was truly impossible. Count your sides. - Jonathan Reynolds
- This video made my head hurt😳 - George Rodriguez
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