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The Daily Jigsaw Puzzle - Dahlias
Tee Gee:
I find there can be a difference between PC & iPad
e.g. I find big puzzles are better on the PC because you can spread the pieces out better and you can zoom in and out, but at a cost.......this extra movement takes time so this adds to the overall time.
Doing the small ones on the iPad with its touch screen I find is more positive, but the pieces can often sit on top of each other so this can slow you down.
Having said that: I am not really a competitive animal so the time does not matter to me either way!
caroline7758:
Fortunately I don't do them to get on the leader board, just for fun!
Paulines7:
I tried solving the puzzles on a touch screen, but it was worse. The bits kept sliding back but they often do that even when I am using a mouse. Sometimes they stick too and I have to go back and get the piece again.
Like you Digeroo, I have solved Tee Gees puzzles in just over the 2 minutes. I keep trying to get below 2 but the more I try the worse it gets! I have put quite a few puzzles of my own on Jigidi over the past few weeks and I am always amazed as to how fast people are able to solve them. A 108 piece has been solved in 6.25 mins, a 35 piece in 1.14 mins and a 30 piece jigsaw of my dog has been completed in 58 seconds!! Absolutely incredible!
I am competative and always strive to get on the leader board, especially with the tiny puzzles. With the much larger ones I find time doesn't matter so much, especially if the subject matter is more difficult. I just get satisfaction then from getting the jig saw completed. Here is one of my more complicated puzzles, should anyone want to have a go at it. It has 192 pieces and is a photo of the folded rocks at Hartland Quay, Devon. Warning....It will take a long while to complete, probably over an hour.
http://www.jigidi.com/created.php?id=39KKIHZE
Digeroo:
That was not easy Pauline most of an episode of Foyles War.
Tee Gee:
Lets see how these go down:
It has 36 pieces
http://www.jigidi.com/solve.php?id=PZZGQ3S1
it has 36 pieces
http://www.jigidi.com/solve.php?id=RFT5MIHG
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