[CV134] Land Disputes

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Land Disputes
Game	Professor Layton and the Curious Village
Number	134
Type	Placement
Location	Layton's Challenges
Solved by	Luke
Picarats	80
Mandatory	No
Reward	None
In other languages
日本語	土地の分配 tochi no bunpai
Deutsch	Erbstreit
Español	Las parcelas
Français	Règlement à l'amiable
Italiano	Disputa territoriale
한국의	토지 분배

Land Disputes is a puzzle in Professor Layton and the Curious Village.

Puzzle

Four people are arguing with one another about how to divide up a large chunk of land they inherited.

US Version

"We want to divide things up nice and even. Each piece of property should have a well and a house, and be exactly the same shape."

Can you divide the property up according to their wishes and end the bickering?

UK Version

"We want to divide things up nice and evenly, but each piece of property should have a well and a house, and be exactly the same shape."

Can you divide the property up according to their wishes and end the bickering?

Hints

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• Hint 1
• Hint 2
• Hint 3

Click a Tab to reveal the Hint.

US Version

The feuding parties have demanded that the land be divided into four identically sized properties. You'll have a much easier time achieving this if you start all your divisions from the middle of the large chunk of land.

UK Version

The feuding parties have demanded that the land be divided into four identically-sized properties. You'll have a much easier time achieving this if you start all your divisions from the middle of the large chunk of land.

If you find a group of houses or wells together, you know where one of your property lines needs to go.

Now you just need to use a little logic to determine where the lines need to pass through.

US Version

The division lines for all four properties run through the center of the map.

You'd do well to try dividing things up further after you've decided how to allot the four squares in the center of the map.

UK Version

The division lines for all four properties run through the centre of the map.

You'd do well to try dividing things up further after you've decided how to allot the four squares in the middle of the map.

Solution

Incorrect

Nope, try again!

US Version

If you don't solve this land dispute for these folks, they might never stop fighting.

UK Version

If you don't solve this land dispute for these people, they might never stop fighting...

Correct

That's correct!

Finally, an end to the bickering!

Dividing the land like that doesn't seem very sensible, but if it keeps the owners happy, you can't really complain, can you?

A big thanks to http://professorlaytonwalkthrough.blogspot.com