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I have solved it using 1 minute as the least time limit.You can change the least time limit to 1 minute in the settings. Here you get 60 divisions each varying by 1 minute. It is like having all divisions between 1 minute and 60 minutes.
This is the way in which I got the solution.
Here we will consider the computer's move as a variable which is 'x'. This method only applies if you play first and play with the analogue clock.
This is the method:
Step 1) You move the clock forward to 6:55.
Step 2) Computer's move is 'x', you have to move to 7:56..
Step 3) Computer's move is again 'x', you move to 8:57.
Step 4) Computer's move is again 'x', you move to 9:58.
Step 5) Computer's move is still the variable 'x' but you move to 10:59.
Step 6) Computer again moves 'x' and you can win this time by reaching 12 o' clock.
Remember the first step which is 6:55, because after that each move is 1 hour and 1 minute from where you stopped in your previous move.
Well, this strategy applies for each and every time limit.
You just have to move 1 hour + the least time you have taken to win the game from where you stopped in your first move.
For example, if you take 12 minutes as least time then you will move 1 hour and 12 minutes in the second move from where you stopped in the first move. I won't tell you the first move because if I tell everything it will not be fun to solve it any more.
So, figure out the first move and then apply the strategy
1 hour + 'n' minutes ( where 'n' = the least time limit taken by you in the settings ).
Thank you very much!! And have a good day!!