I was going to do a series of challenges after this. . They will scale up gradually, until eventually becoming so hard its almost impossible.
Oshizuma Izushika Greetings
I'm happy you're interested in exploring the boundaries of what is possible in SFS and applaud your efforts but if I may Sir it's considered bad form to submit a challenge without first completing it yourself.
Regarding your statement "First ones I probably won't need to legitimately verify as its noob level and literally anyone will be able to beat it" Legitimacy is exactly what is at stake. All too often these types of challenges are proffered by someone new to the forum who can't even be bothered to complete it themselves. I'm not implying you are one such but hopefully you can see the issue.
Altaïr 's indication that there is some level of difficulty tells me this is above "noob" ability.
Over time it has become the custom for someone who issues a challenge to provide proof at the time it is issued that they have completed it and done so within the limits set by the challenge.
The reasons behind this are at least 2fold. 1. It limits the number of ridiculous challenges posted. 2. Proves that the challenge is doable in the manner proscribed, within the limits set.
You state this challenge is "noob" level and you needn't be bothered proving it's viable. If you'll pardon me, I'd really like some proof that statement is true.
It just seems insulting that you would toss off some challenge and expect others to invest their valuable time and effort into attempting something you post but can't be bothered to complete.
This is just my view of the matter and may not reflect the views and opinions of the forum.
This is merely a suggestion based on my observations. The members who submit interesting and well thought out challenges AND prove their validity at the time of posting garner the most interest, involvement and respect of the other members. Again, it's not my intent to criticize but hopefully explain why things are as they are.
This forum has been around for a minute or two and has had some phenomenal contributing members. I'd hold up the membership of this community to any other without reserve.
I'm just saying, barring a few issues, the general guidelines have evolved to attempt to provide the best experience for everyone involved.
My apologies for mucking up your thread.