What type of puzzles do you like?

We have asked this question several times before, but when we did it was always about griddlers. Now, with 14 different type of puzzles, the question is not longer related to griddlers (nonograms) only.

So...

What kind of Griddlers do you like?
Do you like to solve black and white puzzles? Color ones? Small? Big? With/without triangles?
Or do you like to solve puzzles randomly?

How about MultiGriddlers?

Do you have a preferable author?
Do you use the Themes to browse through subjects and select your
favorite puzzles?

And what about Triddlers?

Since the NLP (Number Logic Puzzles) were added, have your preferences changed?
Do you do some of them every day/month?
Have you tried them all - Sudoku, Killer, Greater Than/Less Than, Kakuro, Kenken, Futoshiki, Straights, Skyscraper, Binary?

The last type of puzzle we have added is the Word Search.
Have you tried it?
And what about the Word Search with Pictures?

We are curious to know your preferences, and for that we opened this special forum.

I like 30x30 Black and White Multi-Griddlers. Can push to 35x35.

I love color puzzles. They turn out so much more interesting pictures than black and white puzzles do. I'm not so fond of triangles in puzzles. I've enjoyed triangles in some puzzles but found them to be just annoying in other puzzles.

I like mid sized puzzles. The bigger puzzles are challenging but often take all day and I'm too busy to spend that much time. The mid sized puzzles seem to be just challenging enough without taking up my entire day.

I'm undecided about which I prefer, griddlers or triddlers. Griddlers are much easier to count because of the grid and with the alt key, they are much easier to fill in those large zones of a single color. If the alt key was available in a triddler or if triddlers added some sort of grid to make counting easier, triddlers would be my favorite but because I sometimes have to count twenty to thirty spaces at a time just to color one triangle, triddlers can get a little tedious.

As for themes, I seem to go through seasons of which themes I prefer. Currently I'm running through all the map themed puzzles but who knows what theme I'll get into next.

I do the NLP's and word searches occasionally but the griddlers and triddlers are still my favorites.

I like large color puzzles, especially Mudshark's celebrity faces. They are very interesting and I love seeing the faces appear out of what feels like random color pixels.

I love griddlers, been hanging out here for eight years! wow
Triddlers are nice too. I prefer to do nlp with paper and pencil.
There are some griddler creators that I do recognize their names - those who make lovely pictures - I make sure to try their new puzzles. 
To find griddlers: I just search in the new griddler section and try those which are highly rated by others.
I find that 35x35 is the max size that I am comfortable working on - though they may be part of a multi-grid.
Thanks to all of you who make this website possible!

Did someone say they were stuck on MY Griddlers? LOL - I did one multi and didn't think it was that hard

Anyway...

Word Search - I like them, but I dislike the choice of words in the search (I mentioned this to Hagit in an email weeks ago) as this is a family site.  Furthermore, the largest puzzles are difficult to do easily since the size has to be reduced to see the whole puzzle and the word list.

Triddlers - HATE them.  I've done a few hundred and I still can't seem to grasp them to a point of comfortable solving; as I have trouble with the tiny ones.

Griddlers - I don't have a preference per se; although I do like the multis a little more due to the "surprise" of the bigger picture instead of solving the whole picture in one puzzle.  Color ones are obviously prone to having better results; but there are some genius B&W's out there.  I really don't care for triangles in the puzzles; some work for the bigger picture; others just seem to be there for agony.  I don't have a particular favorite author as there are several in my saved lists that I bounce back and forth between.

Number Logic - Luv 'em.  Been doing them for 3 months now and over half-way through them all.  But like the word searches, I think some of them are a pain in the butt due to having to reduce the size to see the bigger picture (i.e. Samurai).  Still I like the wide variety and would love to see more Killer and more Kenken (as the extra math required is fun to do; while Kakuro can be found in many newspapers and logic books already).

I like griddles ands multi-griddlers the most.
For them I mostly like colored ones, but sometimes like black-white too.
a little use of triangles, is ok. a lot of triangles, makes my eyes go mad
As in multi's, I like 35x35 as the max, then I don't have to scroll when solving.

Triddlers, no don't like them.

Wordsearch, is not my thing either

I like some of the NLP, but mostly like to do them on paper instead of on the computer

You probably use IE. Try Firefox. It is very fast! :-)

Trigglers that can be solve in 45 min to 1 hr. Prefer B&W over color.
Edgar

my favorite kind are Black-White MultiGriddlers of 30X30. No triangles, no colores. Simple and beutiful.

MultiGriddlers.

Pretty much all of them except those with more than a handful of triangles. I do favour B&W over colour generally but there are always exceptions. Remarkably I've been a bit disappointed with the multi-mega points puzzles. Some of them are so obviously construed with only that in mind.
The bigger the better
Quite a few actually. elimaor in general and for multi's. zjmonty/outlaw is unequalled artistically. There are TNT and Andreass in the multi's too. I also have a weak spot for the funny guys, specifically hi19h19's Alien series and steveo's Griddler Guys.

But this is a dangerous question. I'm sure I'm forgetting people right now and there are many -if not all- worthwile authors.
Yes, occasionally.
Same problem as when there's a lot of triangles in Griddlers : I find them terribly confusing.
I've done a few but you can't do everything and I don't do them anymore.
Yes, and those I do like; a welcome distraction when the Griddlers become a blur
There's one problem with those : it's extra challenging -and for some perhaps impossible- when you're not a native English speaker.
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