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@Azulops
Pinging self for later use <3

For the hard level, I don't quite understand what you mean with 1,2,3 and the A,B,C,D thing, do we I skip a hexagon in the first row? Or like skip a hexagon in the second row? To add onto that do I go all the way across the board? The most I've actually managed to get completed was 4 hexagons left, 2 in the bottom left corner and 2 on the lower right hand wall (L sort of shape, the two walls were connected)

@rosesguts the 123 and ABCD thing is needed when you've completely cleared all the hexagons except the last row on the bottom and the diagonal row on the bottom right.

if you only have hexagons left in that area, the solution depends on which hexagons are left. since the leftover hexagons in the bottom row and bottom right diagonal row are always arranged symmetrically, it's enough to look at the bottom row (labeled ABCD in the solution). depending on which hexagons are left, you will need to click one or more than one of the first three hexagons in the first row. then just start solving again from the top like you did at the beginning of the level and solve all the way down.

if it's still difficult to understand, i recommend looking at the video linked in the post.

SO sorry to say this, but it didn't help. Even my sister tried the steps and she knew how to do it another way but yours did not work, sadly:(

@Cloudiie which set of instructions are you having trouble with (hard/medium/very hard/etc)?

@ChickenMan02
@BluePhoenix3696
@AlphaWats

for me the four hexagons is the best for me because i'm fairly lucky with the refreshing and only takes me about 15 seconds to solve. Great guide by the way!

This is an awesome guide, thank you! Posting to save for myself.

Excuse me, I have a small issue with Method 2 for Very Hard! The solution for "10011 1" keeps creating an infinite loop where, no matter how much i try to solve it, it keeps reverting back to the same order of tiles every time. Am I doing something wrong?