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First, great work on this implementation. Really fun idea to let players try to solve the same puzzle.

I see in suggestion #164958 (Make the solution shown after game is finished) that we can see the solution if we go to the end of the replay. Perhaps there's a way to take it a step further.

It would add to the fun if we could see our last saved sheet compared to the solution. Perhaps this could be an overlay of the player's last saved sheet lightly grayed out and overlayed over the solution.

Or perhaps, more simply, have the player's last saved sheet pop up below the solved sheet as another, separate sheet. In other words, when the game ends, the final screen could have two sheets on it. One sheet showing the solution and below that a sheet showing the player's last saved sheet.

If possible, you could also have BOTH players last saved sheets below the solution with each of the sheets labeled "Solution", "First Player Name", and "Second Player Name."

When I play the game in real life, part of the fun is seeing how wrong you were compared to the actual solution. It's almost as fun as finding out your guess was right!

Regardless, appreciate the hard work. Looking forward to getting this to beta. :)

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First, great work on this implementation. Really fun idea to let players try to solve the same puzzle.

I see in suggestion #164958 (Make the solution shown after game is finished) that we can see the solution if we go to the end of the replay. Perhaps there's a way to take it a step further.

It would add to the fun if we could see our last saved sheet compared to the solution. Perhaps this could be an overlay of the player's last saved sheet lightly grayed out and overlayed over the solution.

Or perhaps, more simply, have the player's last saved sheet pop up below the solved sheet as another, separate sheet. In other words, when the game ends, the final screen could have two sheets on it. One sheet showing the solution and below that a sheet showing the player's last saved sheet.

If possible, you could also have BOTH players last saved sheets below the solution with each of the sheets labeled "Solution", "First Player Name", and "Second Player Name."

When I play the game in real life, part of the fun is seeing how wrong you were compared to the actual solution. It's almost as fun as finding out your guess was right!

Regardless, appreciate the hard work. Looking forward to getting this to beta. :)

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First, great work on this implementation. Really fun idea to let players try to solve the same puzzle.

I see in suggestion #164958 (Make the solution shown after game is finished) that we can see the solution if we go to the end of the replay. Perhaps there's a way to take it a step further.

It would add to the fun if we could see our last saved sheet compared to the solution. Perhaps this could be an overlay of the player's last saved sheet lightly grayed out and overlayed over the solution.

Or perhaps, more simply, have the player's last saved sheet pop up below the solved sheet as another, separate sheet. In other words, when the game ends, the final screen could have two sheets on it. One sheet showing the solution and below that a sheet showing the player's last saved sheet.

If possible, you could also have BOTH players last saved sheets below the solution with each of the sheets labeled "Solution", "First Player Name", and "Second Player Name."

When I play the game in real life, part of the fun is seeing how wrong you were compared to the actual solution. It's almost as fun as finding out your guess was right!

Regardless, appreciate the hard work. Looking forward to getting this to beta. :)

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First, great work on this implementation. Really fun idea to let players try to solve the same puzzle.

I see in suggestion #164958 (Make the solution shown after game is finished) that we can see the solution if we go to the end of the replay. Perhaps there's a way to take it a step further.

It would add to the fun if we could see our last saved sheet compared to the solution. Perhaps this could be an overlay of the player's last saved sheet lightly grayed out and overlayed over the solution.

Or perhaps, more simply, have the player's last saved sheet pop up below the solved sheet as another, separate sheet. In other words, when the game ends, the final screen could have two sheets on it. One sheet showing the solution and below that a sheet showing the player's last saved sheet.

If possible, you could also have BOTH players last saved sheets below the solution with each of the sheets labeled "Solution", "First Player Name", and "Second Player Name."

When I play the game in real life, part of the fun is seeing how wrong you were compared to the actual solution. It's almost as fun as finding out your guess was right!

Regardless, appreciate the hard work. Looking forward to getting this to beta. :)

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First, great work on this implementation. Really fun idea to let players try to solve the same puzzle.

I see in suggestion #164958 (Make the solution shown after game is finished) that we can see the solution if we go to the end of the replay. Perhaps there's a way to take it a step further.

It would add to the fun if we could see our last saved sheet compared to the solution. Perhaps this could be an overlay of the player's last saved sheet lightly grayed out and overlayed over the solution.

Or perhaps, more simply, have the player's last saved sheet pop up below the solved sheet as another, separate sheet. In other words, when the game ends, the final screen could have two sheets on it. One sheet showing the solution and below that a sheet showing the player's last saved sheet.

If possible, you could also have BOTH players last saved sheets below the solution with each of the sheets labeled "Solution", "First Player Name", and "Second Player Name."

When I play the game in real life, part of the fun is seeing how wrong you were compared to the actual solution. It's almost as fun as finding out your guess was right!

Regardless, appreciate the hard work. Looking forward to getting this to beta. :)

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First, great work on this implementation. Really fun idea to let players try to solve the same puzzle.

I see in suggestion #164958 (Make the solution shown after game is finished) that we can see the solution if we go to the end of the replay. Perhaps there's a way to take it a step further.

It would add to the fun if we could see our last saved sheet compared to the solution. Perhaps this could be an overlay of the player's last saved sheet lightly grayed out and overlayed over the solution.

Or perhaps, more simply, have the player's last saved sheet pop up below the solved sheet as another, separate sheet. In other words, when the game ends, the final screen could have two sheets on it. One sheet showing the solution and below that a sheet showing the player's last saved sheet.

If possible, you could also have BOTH players last saved sheets below the solution with each of the sheets labeled "Solution", "First Player Name", and "Second Player Name."

When I play the game in real life, part of the fun is seeing how wrong you were compared to the actual solution. It's almost as fun as finding out your guess was right!

Regardless, appreciate the hard work. Looking forward to getting this to beta. :)

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First, great work on this implementation. Really fun idea to let players try to solve the same puzzle.

I see in suggestion #164958 (Make the solution shown after game is finished) that we can see the solution if we go to the end of the replay. Perhaps there's a way to take it a step further.

It would add to the fun if we could see our last saved sheet compared to the solution. Perhaps this could be an overlay of the player's last saved sheet lightly grayed out and overlayed over the solution.

Or perhaps, more simply, have the player's last saved sheet pop up below the solved sheet as another, separate sheet. In other words, when the game ends, the final screen could have two sheets on it. One sheet showing the solution and below that a sheet showing the player's last saved sheet.

If possible, you could also have BOTH players last saved sheets below the solution with each of the sheets labeled "Solution", "First Player Name", and "Second Player Name."

When I play the game in real life, part of the fun is seeing how wrong you were compared to the actual solution. It's almost as fun as finding out your guess was right!

Regardless, appreciate the hard work. Looking forward to getting this to beta. :)

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First, great work on this implementation. Really fun idea to let players try to solve the same puzzle.

I see in suggestion #164958 (Make the solution shown after game is finished) that we can see the solution if we go to the end of the replay. Perhaps there's a way to take it a step further.

It would add to the fun if we could see our last saved sheet compared to the solution. Perhaps this could be an overlay of the player's last saved sheet lightly grayed out and overlayed over the solution.

Or perhaps, more simply, have the player's last saved sheet pop up below the solved sheet as another, separate sheet. In other words, when the game ends, the final screen could have two sheets on it. One sheet showing the solution and below that a sheet showing the player's last saved sheet.

If possible, you could also have BOTH players last saved sheets below the solution with each of the sheets labeled "Solution", "First Player Name", and "Second Player Name."

When I play the game in real life, part of the fun is seeing how wrong you were compared to the actual solution. It's almost as fun as finding out your guess was right!

Regardless, appreciate the hard work. Looking forward to getting this to beta. :)

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• Por favor copie/cole o texto em inglês em vez de sua língua. Se tiver uma captura de ecrã/tela deste problema (boa prática), pode usar Imgur.com para carregá-la e copiar/colar o endereço aqui.

First, great work on this implementation. Really fun idea to let players try to solve the same puzzle.

I see in suggestion #164958 (Make the solution shown after game is finished) that we can see the solution if we go to the end of the replay. Perhaps there's a way to take it a step further.

It would add to the fun if we could see our last saved sheet compared to the solution. Perhaps this could be an overlay of the player's last saved sheet lightly grayed out and overlayed over the solution.

Or perhaps, more simply, have the player's last saved sheet pop up below the solved sheet as another, separate sheet. In other words, when the game ends, the final screen could have two sheets on it. One sheet showing the solution and below that a sheet showing the player's last saved sheet.

If possible, you could also have BOTH players last saved sheets below the solution with each of the sheets labeled "Solution", "First Player Name", and "Second Player Name."

When I play the game in real life, part of the fun is seeing how wrong you were compared to the actual solution. It's almost as fun as finding out your guess was right!

Regardless, appreciate the hard work. Looking forward to getting this to beta. :)

• Este texto está disponível no sistema de traduções? Se sim, foi traduzido há mais de 24 horas?

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• Por favor, explique sua sugestão precisamente e de forma concisa, de forma que fique o mais fácil possível, entender o que você quer dizer.

First, great work on this implementation. Really fun idea to let players try to solve the same puzzle.

I see in suggestion #164958 (Make the solution shown after game is finished) that we can see the solution if we go to the end of the replay. Perhaps there's a way to take it a step further.

It would add to the fun if we could see our last saved sheet compared to the solution. Perhaps this could be an overlay of the player's last saved sheet lightly grayed out and overlayed over the solution.

Or perhaps, more simply, have the player's last saved sheet pop up below the solved sheet as another, separate sheet. In other words, when the game ends, the final screen could have two sheets on it. One sheet showing the solution and below that a sheet showing the player's last saved sheet.

If possible, you could also have BOTH players last saved sheets below the solution with each of the sheets labeled "Solution", "First Player Name", and "Second Player Name."

When I play the game in real life, part of the fun is seeing how wrong you were compared to the actual solution. It's almost as fun as finding out your guess was right!

Regardless, appreciate the hard work. Looking forward to getting this to beta. :)

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