Will we get XP accordingly for harder community puzzles solved?
And for future puzzles? Author-assessed?
Will we get XP accordingly for harder community puzzles solved?
And for future puzzles? Author-assessed?
Not yet. We prefer to wait a bit and see the first results of this change.
Difficulty will be author-assessed (and moderators-assessed).
University of Wroclaw, Poland.
Sorry, there are no materials online.
Nice. Good thing. I donât really code for community puzzles at the moment. Because i have to search deep to find a âhard oneâ.
When you state âmoderators-assessedâ, do âmoderatorsâ mean forum/chat moderators, or players who have the right to accept/reject/edit the puzzles, or some other group of people?
I think this is âcommunity puzzles moderatorsâ. So people with a level >29.
Puzzle moderators indeed, so people who can currently accept/refuse puzzles (level > 20)
Is it possible to move the sorting and pathfinding puzzles (https://www.codingame.com/forum/t/learning-programming-through-practice-apprentissage-du-code-par-la-pratique/) to the âpracticeâ section too?
The community puzzles have no pretty pictures. All practice puzzles have pretty pics. Please allow pretty pics before merging. Thanks.
Just upgrade your avatar, will you?
While logically it makes sense (and I agree) that we get different xp for puzzles of different difficulty levels, is it acceptable that some have solved a certain puzzle and found that its difficulty level has been adjusted later (i.e. the puzzleâs difficulty level has been edited after it has been approved by 3 moderators)?
And probably this wonât happen, but there is a possibility that one may edit the puzzle to make it harder, solve the puzzle and get a higher level of xp, and then edit the puzzle again to revert to the original difficulty?
if we adjust the difficulty of a puzzle, I believe it would be retro-active.
The second scenario is far-fetched
If anyone wants to do it, thatâs ok
It seems some puzzles are missing after the rearrangement occurred.
Which are missing?