Puzzling Asked on April 29, 2021
This puzzle is dedicated to the great Diego Maradona.
Maradona has the ball and is going for an amazing run. He must get around all his opponents and score the ball into the goals (gray cells). At each turn he can do the following:
Maradona cannot move outside the grid and his opponents do not move (they are too slow to react!). What is the least number of turns required for Maradona to score?
I can find
where the paths are (describing the ball's movement in NSEW; Maradona's moves are implied between direction changes, where he has to move without moving the ball)
I observed that
Also
Correct answer by Bubbler on April 29, 2021
If I undersood the rules correctly, 9 turns.
Answered by Den on April 29, 2021
It's 6 moves. NW NW N N N NE
All moves are with the ball.
The other answers are spending moves making maradona move without the ball but it don't see the point. There's nothing specifying maradona can't move diagonally, while the ball also moves diagonally. He can move into 8 neighboring cells and the ball can do the same.
Edit: Observing that maradona can "Move into the neighboring cell with the ball. This will push the ball into its neighboring cell in the same direction, provided that it is empty." This means that maradona can move NW on first move, and the ball also moves NW
Answered by Manus Deus on April 29, 2021
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