18/08/2021

Explanatory Battleships

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*** Understanding ***

The reference point in the search for different possibilities will be the Hydras. As you may have noticed, it is easier to hit a corner of the hydra than in any other units, a hydra is composed of 4 cells and is therefore an advantage in hitting it almost immediately on the first cannon shots.

*** Ocean ***

Each map is made up of 5 horizontal cells and 5 vertical cells, one hydra is made up of 2 vertical and 2 horizontal. every time we move the hydra on the map we will add a point (1) for each empty cell above the hydra but we also count the top corner of the hydra (1) if the hydra is at the top of the map we will identify it as number (1) since on top of it we have nothing else so and (1) , and we add more (1) for each cell that we shift down from the map, and the count continues for another column, let's see in the example above.