• long way, I think I've went this road, and won't turn back :p
• I read during my research that such molecules are instable.

• long way: don't do that, you'll run into this "bug" and it's way more work than needed.

• controversial: huh?

I'm also planning on solving it the long way, only adding hydrogens as last step, until valence is met. Apparently, in chemistry, adding additional hydrogens when valence is met, is very rare and controversial. Is this a bug or a feature in the kata?

I totally understand your frustration! I've spent days trying to fix bugs myself. It's tough when a formula just won't behave. Turns out I was the one with the bug—guess I need to read the instructions too! I'm glad you figured it out in the end. Great job!

I tried to reduce my code for days, not understanding why my formula was wrong!

• You are right. I made a mistake when watching another video on the subject.
• EDIT: new code limit at 29

I'm unpublishing until I've sorted things out.

Good observation, i hadn't noticed, i made the change

Thanks for solving my hard beta kata's.

Thanks for the feedback. Description edited.

I agree, description edited to mention the non-overlapping constraint. The original description tried to explain that these rectangles have no 3rd dimension property (which is stating the obvious). But it added more confusion than anything else.

That could have worked too, but in my design I wanted the isle to be clear of upgrade packs. I do notice this is not stated in the description. I'll edit the description.

If the critical attack is executed three times in a row, the health decreases with ...

I believe in this case, you should lose 16 health:

• the 2nd critical attack is consecutive with the 1st, so you lose 8.
• the 3rd critical attack is consecutive with the 2nd, so you lose another 8.

I've updated the description accordingly:

• If the critical attack is executed twice in a row, the health decreases with 8.
• If it's executed with one (non critical) action in between, the health decreases with 4.

So, AA-loses 8 health, AAA loses 16 health and A-A loses 4 health