Title. I thought whenever regions graphs meet on same or adjacent fields, I would need to add all those "interacting" regions to my set at once. But... is that really what I'm supposed to do? Reading a tutorial, it seems like sometimes combining just sets of 2 or 3 regions is more generic than 4, even when the regions are a jumbled mess. But I never know when it's best to add more than 2 to a rule....

When It highlights two locations in green, what is it telling me?

I tried the demo because I love minesweeper, but instead of letting me play, the game has these awfully complicated nonsensical rules and buttons with no obvious meaning other than preventing me from playing. Why is a minesweeper game this hard to play!? I just wanna click the safe spots please. Is this too much to ask for? :/...

So I've gotten pretty deep into the game, and thinking about what feels missing, one thing which I feel could be improved is the region hiding rules. I've created a large number of rules which just map a new rule onto an existing region (say, turning X/X+1 into just X+1) and I thought it might be feasible to create a system which detects these sort of relabeling actions. I don't want this to run from the start [or at least from when visibility gets unlocked], but be an option which players could turn on or...

Is there any way to start a separate save file? I'd like to try out a different strategy but I don't want to delete all my rules, in case the new strategy doesn't work out.