Custom Logic Problems - Taking Requests

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After making a couple of logic problems for my blog and publishing them, I am interested into making logic problems for the other members. If you are interested into solving a logic problem made by me, you can make a request on creating a logic problem, and I can design one for you. The ones on my blog has no grid, but the ones on this thread do.

Here are some tips and reminders on solving logic problems:

1. There is a grid that has three or more categories, as two categories intersect each other only once. When a clue confirms a match between two items from one category, put a dot in the item?s intersection. If they confirm no match, put an X.
2. On the order clues (such as time and amount), when they say ?more? or ?later?, the least option or earliest option is not a match. When they say ?less? or ?earlier?, the most option or latest option is not a match. They also have to fit between both items.
3. When they name two or more items from different categories as separate items, they do not match.

Here is a sample logic problem that I made:

Spoiler: Tom Nook?s House Robbery

You can solve it for fun, but this is only the beginning.

I can only accept five requests in this thread. If this gets popular enough, I will eventually open a shop where you can buy one. They are free for now, but they will come with a price when I open the shop. This isn?t a first come, first serve thread.

Here is the order form:

Problem Title:
Story:
Category 1:
Category 1 Items:
Category 2:
Category 2 Items:
Category 3:
Category 3 Items:
Category 4:
Category 4 Items:

I can only make Animal Crossing related logic problems right now, and there has to be exactly four to six items per category. I will write the clues and determine the answers. If there?s a specific answer match you want, you must PM me about it. Others would want to solve the logic problems that you requested to make, so they can?t be public on this thread.

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Heads up. If you want to see the answers to the sample problem, you can see them here. If you enjoyed solving that problem and want another, you can make a request.