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Hello 
I really like Picross games, and am usually good at it, but this time I'm stuck, and I don't understand what to do.
Note that I ONLY solve picross using the logical elements, never solve them by deduction (form or guess).
I only look for perfect score and don't want errors on any of my puzzles, so I don't like just trying random things either.
in Picross 3D round2, there's a "hint" mode, which is usually good.
But this time, it's telling me to mark or remove cubes, but I don't see what I should do on that column, nor the next one right to it.
Could someone provide a logical analysis on it and explain me what I'm missing?
puzzle N° 119, in hard mode.
there's (3) (3) for the marked column
so, 2 groups of each color, a single and a double for each color.
why should I remove or mark one? The remaining unmarked cube could be either blue or orange, right?
Edit:
I think I can restart it from the beginning, sometime solving it in a different way prevent being stuck and in a position where all the hints are not solvable mathematically/logically.
I really like Picross games, and am usually good at it, but this time I'm stuck, and I don't understand what to do.
Note that I ONLY solve picross using the logical elements, never solve them by deduction (form or guess).
I only look for perfect score and don't want errors on any of my puzzles, so I don't like just trying random things either.
in Picross 3D round2, there's a "hint" mode, which is usually good.
But this time, it's telling me to mark or remove cubes, but I don't see what I should do on that column, nor the next one right to it.
Could someone provide a logical analysis on it and explain me what I'm missing?
puzzle N° 119, in hard mode.
there's (3) (3) for the marked column
so, 2 groups of each color, a single and a double for each color.
why should I remove or mark one? The remaining unmarked cube could be either blue or orange, right?
Edit:
I think I can restart it from the beginning, sometime solving it in a different way prevent being stuck and in a position where all the hints are not solvable mathematically/logically.
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