Q1 - Stick to the format, google is your friend here; try >two words, two words, two words and so on<
Q2 - Two words
Q3 - ...
Q4 - One word answer. I thought it was obvious, but it seems to be misleading which I didn't realize, oh well.
Q5 - One word
Q6 - The lesser you'll look, the more you'll see :)
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No biggie though five oughta be two words. Not a grammar thing, it's just the accepted answer changes the meaning into something broad from a very specific term---use it and everyone knows exactly what you're talking about (at the time anyway).
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I don't mean everyone who is taking the puzzle. Everyone from the era. Anyone using that term is referring to a very specific thing and they all understand that. That very specific connotation gets lost when you truncate that term like you do, because together the words refer to something far bigger than any one object. Basically even though it seems interchangeable, the generalized answer isn't really correct anymore. It materially distorts the meaning.
Like I said, not a big deal. Doesn't effect the quiz or stop anyone. Its just a distinction I find important enough to acknowledge though.
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Eeeh... got anything but #1 and #4, seems like I have to take a different approach when returning from work, if I don't forget about it. ;>
Thanks for the puzzle and have a nice day. :)
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But google gives slightly different results on #1 unless on purpose.
Looking for 3 atleast i learned about this http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2316547/Japans-ninja-Jinichi-Kawakami-63-hear-needle-drop-room-kill-20-paces.html
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Woah, interesting! The theme is movies and video games, keep that in mind
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What's the answer format of #4?
x. x or
x x or
x, x or
x. x Two-Face.
I know the answers but nothing works.
And that #1 is also tough.
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That's the first question I solved.. I saw a discussion thread about him yesterday or day before it.
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All the cool kids say what giveaway their puzzle/quiz is for ;)
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I think most puzzle solvers appreciate to know the game title(s) being the reward(s) for solving the puzzle up front. That way, people who already own the game(s) won't get disappointed, and those who aren't interested in the game can look at other puzzles/giveaways.
If it's a hard puzzle, and someone who wouldn't have been interested in the game if they knew it from the start (a game they might never want to play) solves it, they might enter anyway, just for the chance of a "consolation price" for spending the time solving the puzzle. So, for a higher chance of winners who actually want the game, writing what game it is in the description can be a good thing.
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This person really gets it, and for that, whitelisted.
Doesn't mean crap right now (broke) but it might some day.
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I also got everything but 4th. Waiting for answer format.
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It is however wrongly quoted then. Thanks for the giveaway!
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Yeah that's what I meant to say, I messed up that question. The blank was to signify a one word answer, and the quote was following that. I think I'll edit it to make it simpler.
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3 and 4 are easy, you probably think in the right direction.
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For 3, think in metaphors.
For 4, I've edited the question, should be more simpler to understand.
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For #1 should we add something at the end of the question or should we post only answer?
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ok, 4 was just me being sily, but while I think I know which series of games you're referring to for #3, I haven't playe them, so I don't know.
oh, and for q1 I've tried every word in the song / rhyme
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Still stuck.. #1 and #3. :(
This one is tough. Only 3.74% has completed this quiz out of 107
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I updated #1, try a format of X<space>Y<space>Z, it should work as intended I hope
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So it the above incorrect and the hint in the first post of hints correct?
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Generally as Hague has said Google is your friend and you can find both answers. You just might dig a little deeper. And remember that this puzzle is about movies and games :)
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Bump for solved! Q1 was the hardest! Thanks for great puzzle ^_^
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I, too, just can't seem to find the answer for Q1...
I've looked at Google and Wikipedia and kept in mind the quiz is about movies and games but alas, no dice...
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Updated the hint in the first comment for Q1, hopefully should make it a bit more understandable
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man, been working on this a while, 1 is really difficult
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Tried before hints and without google: 0 solved
Though my answer for #2 is a winner :P
what i have learned: people like to look on google for hours and hours to look for the obscurest things and try dozens of answer variations, but finding a few pixelated avatars in a very specific place....no way :P
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yours is fun but I got stumped on it, got to mix it up, you know?
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Well, I spent only 10 minutes on it and had issues only with format, when your puzzle in its original form was just impossible for me, but now it's really easy. :P
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I give up now. Took numerous attempts, but still got stuck on #1 and #3. At least 500 guesses are mine.
For #1 I know there's movie called Tiker Tailor Soldier Spy. Tried various combinations of characters from Wikipedia.
For #3 Googled but only could get either Madara from Naruto or Three eyed monster from Doodle ninja jump. Seriously there would be always someone who doesn't know.
Anyways nice puzzle.
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Oh man, don't give up! You're really, really, really close now for Q1, just try a bit more combinations and I'm sure you'll crack it! Check the first comment in the thread, I've updated the format and that should properly help.
As for 3, think in metaphors. The third eye is a metaphorical eye, but where would be the greatest possibility of the existence of three eyes and associated with stealth? It's a really common franchise, if this clue doesn't help you then I'm not sure what will :/
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Q1. Look at the question and compare it to the article. Read it through.
Q3. Very popular franchise. Also take a look at some screenshots knowing what Hague said about 3 eyes - it's kind of metaphorical.
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I read the article but I must have missed something obvious cause I have no clue at all to what Q1 could be. :/
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Well I don't know how much I can tell, it's not my puzzle :/ All I can advice you is to take a look at all the answers, they have something in common except 1 question. Then read article carefully having in mind that it's about movies and games (and remember what almost all answers have in common).
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Think in metaphors! The third eye is a metaphorical eye, but where would be the greatest possibility of the existence of three eyes and associated with stealth? Just think once again, plus I've responded to others with enough hints, should help you a bit!
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I think there is some error on Q6, OP!
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Oh. My. God.
Q3...
I was about to get mad because I couldn't find it but this is good.
Mad props!
Only missing Q4 now...
Edit: Nvm I got it. Kinda weird how every other answer is two word and this one's only one. I get the reference but it's just really confusing
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De tin marín, de do, pingüe cucara macara títere fue, yo no fui fue teté.
Could fit this into Q1?
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I hope you play movies and watch games, because this has all 3 of them!
Percy Alleline, Bill Haydon, Roy Bland, George Smiley, Toby Esterhase with/out the commas
Benedict Cumberbatch
Sam Fisher
Harvey
Bomb
Zdzisław XVI
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