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Cornelia Raath-Lotter commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: Lumosity pet detective level 15
Please help: How to solve Pet Detective level 15
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Roland Garos commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: masterpice
A tutorial video of how to play Masterpiece. This game is one of Lumosity's problem solving games.
https://www.mylumolife.com/forum/our-youtube-videos/lumosity-games-tutorial-videos/857-how-to-play-lumosity-masterpiece
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Roland Garos commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: Contextual Lumosity
A tutorial video of how to play Contextual. This game is one of Lumosity's language games.
https://www.mylumolife.com/forum/our-youtube-videos/lumosity-games-tutorial-videos/863-how-to-play-lumosity-contextual
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Roland Garos commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: Fuse clues level 10
A tutorial video of how to play Fuse Clues. This game is one of Lumosity's problem solving games.
https://www.mylumolife.com/forum/our-youtube-videos/lumosity-games-tutorial-videos/848-how-to-play-lumosity-fuse-clues
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Forrest Frantz commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: How to play Lumosity Fuse...
Fuse is currently one the most flawed but challenging games out there. Not only do you have to solve for the mathematical progression, but you have to test if your solution is the most likely solution that will be accepted, because about 5% of the games have more than one solution and Lumosity will only accept one (they are working that issue and hope to get to a point there each Fuse only has one solution). So it is best to try to figure out the common types of mathematical progressions that the game designers are using to design the game (keep track of those generalized progressions) as those will derive, most often, the answer Lumosity wants.
So try the following first, where i is an increment that can change by a constant amount, for example {3, 1, -1, ...}, x is the first number in the series, y is the second number, and b is a factor, typically {-3, -2, 2, 3}: (1) x+y+i, (2) x-y+i, (3) y -x+i, (4) ba+i (5) b(a+i), (6) b(a-b). Also sometimes, add the number that is most similar to the last number next to it and see if you can figure out how that number would work into a progression and then work backwards.
P.S. Some solutions will make you smile. The game designers are obviously using semi-complex series to derive each Fuse. But sometimes that complexity can be simplified into something hilarious that the designers missed. One solution was explained by a complex mathematical progression but simplified into the following answer 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
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Evan Smith commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: Contextual Lumosity
Looks like the original video was deleted, and then the same video was uploaded with subtitles added.
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Evan Smith commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: masterpice
Looks like the original video was deleted, and then the same video was uploaded with subtitles added.
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Evan Smith commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: Fuse clue
Looks like the original video was deleted, and then the same video was uploaded with subtitles added.
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Evan Smith commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: Pinball game
Here is a tutorial on how to play Pinball Recall:
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Evan Smith commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: Fuse clue
Here is a tutorial on how to play Fuse Clues:
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Evan Smith commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: Highway hazards
Here is a tutorial on how to play Highway Hazards:
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Evan Smith commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: masterpice
Here is a tutorial of how to play Masterpiece:
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Evan Smith commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: Contextual Lumosity
Here is a tutorial on how to play Contextual:
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Evan Smith commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: Disillusion
Here's a video tutorial of how to play Disillusion:
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Evan Smith commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: How to play Lumosity Fuse...
Oops...here are the instructions:
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ocean turtles commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: fuse clues
clues to work the problem
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D. Nicole Montgomery commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: Pet detective level 9
How do you beat level nine on pet Detective
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dwight and jana cinder commented on Lumosity — Brain Training: pet detective 25/25
I do a "trial and error" method. If my first paths do not deliver all the pets, I click reset and try again. I have made it to level 20 this way. HOWEVER, I wonder if trial and error is what is wanted by the people who made the game. I wonder if our brains can learn to SEE the paths. I wonder if there are people whose brains see something I am not seeing; something which makes the paths clear. I would like to know how the game is plotted out I guess. That would show the reasoning used to put the pets in their spots. Anyway, trial and error (persistence and tenacity) and the reset button brought me to level 20.
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Kimberly Corbin commented on Lumosity — Brain Training
WTH would you want cheats on a Luminosity game? Defeats the whole purpose.
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Erik Gaines commented on Lumosity — Brain Training
Could someone offer me some tips based upon my inquiry about pet detective
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Erik Gaines commented on Lumosity — Brain Training
What the best approach to bagging all the pets
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Erik Gaines commented on Lumosity — Brain Training
pet detectives