This is the Solution to my previous video on the 5 Coin Puzzle. Click below to try it without the Solution http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KW1u5pDZzWY **Opening snowy road footage shot in Hakone, Japan. First time I’ve ever had to put chains on the tires!
the guys that say … the guys that say they did it on 2 moves it’s cause they aren’t counting a move which is just a slide to return to the original area occupied by the coins. There is a 2 movement “solution” but the coins do not occupy the same “space” they have moved a bit. So really to end up in the same place where you started with the coins on the desired order it needs an extra move. However that 2 movement solution is actually easier than this dumb stupid solution. Good job to those fellas.
I don’t like that … I don’t like that solution too much.
I thought there were to be no gaps between the coins in the end. Your third move is moving two small coins into a gap that was created by a small coin and a big one. That leaves a gap in my book. Okay, not if the coins are the same size, but in this case they are not.
A solution without that problem…
Move coin 2 and 3 to the left of 1, then slide 3 and 1 (now adjacent) to the right just far enough to make room for 4 and 5 between them and coin 2.
This is the Solution to my previous video on the 5 Coin Puzzle. Click below to try it without the Solution http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KW1u5pDZzWY **Opening snowy road footage shot in Hakone, Japan. First time I’ve ever had to put chains on the tires!
I did it in 2. His …
I did it in 2. His first move makes no progress at all.
i did it in 2 and i …
i did it in 2 and i didnt slide it
me too
me too
japanese coins
japanese coins
aren’t that …
aren’t that norwegian coins??
The silver coins …
The silver coins are 50 yen coins from Japan.
No, the last move …
No, the last move is both coins 4 and 5.
r those silver …
r those silver coins from denmark?
the guys that say …
the guys that say they did it on 2 moves it’s cause they aren’t counting a move which is just a slide to return to the original area occupied by the coins. There is a 2 movement “solution” but the coins do not occupy the same “space” they have moved a bit. So really to end up in the same place where you started with the coins on the desired order it needs an extra move. However that 2 movement solution is actually easier than this dumb stupid solution. Good job to those fellas.
I just moved the …
I just moved the coins with my mind.
yes but in the end …
yes but in the end u only move one coin, and u always have to move two coins
r u one of those …
r u one of those gay satanist?
how are u supposed …
how are u supposed to do it in 2 moves =/
i did it in 2 moves
i did it in 2 moves
He played allot of …
He played allot of Bejeweled I guess “666′.’
I can do it with …
I can do it with just 2 moves.
i got ywo other …
i got ywo other solutions
i did it in another …
i did it in another way. lol. and it still worked
on my first try i …
on my first try i got gmrecneps solution and have to say love the puzzles
dude i did it in 2 …
dude i did it in 2 moves
Good point, your …
Good point, your solution is better. You’re the first one to come up with this method. Well done!
I don’t like that …
I don’t like that solution too much.
I thought there were to be no gaps between the coins in the end. Your third move is moving two small coins into a gap that was created by a small coin and a big one. That leaves a gap in my book. Okay, not if the coins are the same size, but in this case they are not.
A solution without that problem…
Move coin 2 and 3 to the left of 1, then slide 3 and 1 (now adjacent) to the right just far enough to make room for 4 and 5 between them and coin 2.
hey u r supose to …
hey u r supose to move one of each type together and at the last move it was two silver coins insted a silver and a cooper
Wow…this guy has …
Wow…this guy has very nice nails.
nice intro song
nice intro song