Apologies & Some Brief Entertainment
Well, as you all may know, I attempted to post a puzzle I'd created myself, which inevitably was doomed to fail. ^^U I did spend quite some time refining it, and editing the pictures in Photoshop... Yet that's beside the point. ^^U No one was pleased with it, and I apologize for offending those who participated. ; - ; (Please don't hate me.)
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I second Enerjak's comment. Your puzzle wasn't any kind of idiocy. Of course you have a ways to go before you can construct a really sound puzzle that's simultaneously difficult but worded properly. That said, you're taking on a pretty daunting task, and I admire your effort. If anything, you should motivate yourself to write more and improve. You might be the next Akira Tago!:D
To answer your question though...eh, I wouldn't say the PL series was LIFE CHANGING, but it did affect me in two important ways.
1. It gave me a degree of renewed passion in something. Instead of boys, I need to be in love with games (their gameplay, their aesthetic qualities, and their environments). If I don't feel sufficiently attached to a game like that, life sucks, and for a long time, I couldn't get hooked onto anything. Then PL came along, and now, some inspirational energy has returned to me.
2. It takes those word/math/critical thinking puzzles I used to love as a little kid, and places them in the context of this totally charming and unique world. One thing I fear is the degradation of my mind to mush as I age, so the PL games are great motivation for me to set time aside time to train my brain to think in new, interesting ways.
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Well, I'm glad that it's at least impacted your life in some positive ways... Though personally, I'd say it was indeed life-changing~. ^^
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