What are some good puzzle games, Sup Forums?
Puzzle games
Charles Young
Caleb Cooper
A
Cameron Jenkins
A AND 7
Parker Taylor
A, K, and 7
what if K or 7 cards have a vowel on the other side, thus breaking the rule?
Sebastian Torres
All of them.
Lincoln Sanchez
That wouldn't be against the rules. It only says vowel cards have even numbers on the other side, doesn't say other cards can't also have even numbers on the other side.
Connor Sullivan
why not K? there could be an A on the other side, breaking the rule
why the 2? There is no possible thing that could be on the other side of the card that would break the rule
Grayson Lopez
a and 2
Aaron Gray
Oh, right
I didn't read the rules, usually instances of this problem have "each card has a number on one side and a letter on the other side" and I got lazy
Liam Powell
Yeah but you don't know what is behind 7 and K, a vowel could be on the back of it.
Hudson Bailey
The A could have an odd number on the backside.
Alexander Garcia
You seem to be confused.
"vowel cards have even numbers on the other side"
So, lets say that the second card is hypothetically K with E on the other side.
That means that there is a vowel card (E) which does not have an even number on the other side (it has a K on the other side). This breaks the rule.
Samuel Murphy
Actually nevermind, I'm retarded. You're right.
Adrian Murphy
All of them, if A has an odd number or a different character on the back, it breaks the rule. If K has an even number on the back, it breaks the rule, if the two has a second card under it, the second card could be breaking the rule. If the 7 has a vowel under it, it would be breaking the rule.
Brayden Green
Just A
Joseph Hall
>if the two has a second card under it, the second card could be breaking the rule
This is the dumbest thing I've ever heard, but it's technically correct.
Austin Williams
Anyway, Katherine
Landon Ward
The 2 could have any other letter besides a vowel
Ryan Morris
You have to check the other card as well
It's very possible that the two is an upside-down five
Matthew Adams
A and 7. The rules doesn't say that the even number has to have a vowel necessarily.
Blake Sanchez
That doesn't break the rule.
David Sanders
Even numbers not having a vowel is not a stated rule
The only rule is that all vowels have to have an even number on the back, a 2 is fine in all situations unless we introduce Layton-logic
Elijah Wright
A and 2
Brandon Bailey
The rule just says that a vowel card has to have an even number
An even number card with a non-vowel doesn't break the rule