Bump for not solved or tried.
But it seems like a nice puzzle :D
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Sure. A bundle with three games behind the GA, not one.
https://steamdb.info/sub/92888/
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can anyone tell me how this works? Say someone hypothetically solves the puzzle and gets the resulting letters and digits do they post that solution here then?
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What CultofPersonalitea said. Just want to stress the fact that you "Keep your genius to yourself", do NOT share the solution here, or anywhere.
Upon solving the puzzle, you most likely end up with a random 5 character string that that you can use to generate the link to the GA, or might end up with the link directly. Depends on the one who made the puzzle.
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Hmm, so many variants. If I got it right I decoded 5 chars, but they don't seem to work,at the same time there's something which suggests a possible transformation of the text. Now I'm not sure whether it's the decoding part which is wrong or I'm missing a step. Any hints whether there are additional steps involved?
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In the one I have found it was exactly like on the picture :)
An itβs actually the first result in a Google picture search, checked right now
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Bump for solved. Thanks for the cool puzzle! I like the slightly higher difficulty!
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Sure. The code was EC86y. The first two strings were decoded in old "hungarian" alphabet. The second part was binary code. You needed to convert this to decimal numbers. The last part was the 79. It was tricked, but not hard. It was hex numbers, and if you did converted this to text, you got the "y".
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Oh, So I was stuck with the binary. I treated it as V or translated it as Roman number to 5
Thought of treating 79 as y but always ended lacking 1 char, so I tried various other possibilities like Au, ca(mod24 then A1), gi(A1), even 6L or few other possibilities with a mix of upper/lowercase
When I lacked a number I treated mirrored E as 3. Also tried T instead of C due to the plural form of alphabets, as I thought maybe you used two set of runes and second char was actually from Futhark.
I was chasing so many red herrings, instead of just looking for alternative translation of the binary part π€¦ββοΈ
Thanks for a nice brain teaser
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I never thought of treating the binary as a number instead of ASCII, and the number as ASCII and taking it as number variations brought me nowhere because I was so sure the binary was a letter /facepalm
Nice puzzle nonetheless. I don't resolve everyone, even when the maker thinks it's easy and uncomplicated.
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treating the binary as a number instead of ASCII
I think many recent puzzles have binary to text problem, and they have clouded our mind.
The Sith has been success.
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Solution: The code was EC86y. The first two strings were decoded in old "hungarian" alphabet. The second part was binary code. You needed to convert this to decimal numbers. The last part was the 79. It was tricked, but not hard. It was hex numbers, and if you did converted this to text, you got the "y".
!!Hint 1: The first two characters are ancient alphabets.
!!Hint 2: Ancient alphabets from "hungry" country
!!Hint 3: Last two numbers is a string, but you need to decode them..
!!Hint 4: The middle part of code is binary code. Perhaps you need to translate it...
Ends: September 8, 2.16PM (CET)
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