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Just FYI- According to Guinness World Records, "The fastest time to complete an Easy Sudoku puzzle is 2 min 8.53 sec by Thomas Snyder (USA) at BookExpo America, Washington DC, USA on 20 May 2006. The attempt was carried out under the auspices of the International Sudoku Organisation and the puzzles were created by Sudoku Grand Master Mike Mepham. Thomas Snyder is American champion and was the second-place finisher at the first World Sudoku Championships in Lucca, Italy in March 2006." Once again, there is obvious cheating occurring on the extreme level of Sudoku. And again, what are the administrators going to do about it?
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Lampshade, you ramble too much, but if it is possible to produce an extreme puzzle in under a minute the burden of proof lies on you. I want to see the evidence of that! Besides my post was not for you but the administrators. P.S- Stop being a forum bully by insulting people.
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4:42 no helps.
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There is obvious cheating going on. The real question should be, what is Genina going to do about it? I have seen read some of their response, and it seems like their response is just deal with it. I would not care if people cheated, I just would like to know how I really compared to the other players. And yes, you can complete an "Extreme" puzzle under 4 minutes. Sorry if you haven't been able to yet.
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