Miss me? Puzzlemania returns with a new mini event! - [30.05] Ended, solution posted

well i think i'm close, just the how is apllied needed (i think)

And solved

Bump for solved :D

Bump for Yikes!

I'll pass on the fried brains. What am I, a zombie? :)
Bump for solved.

Bump for more chess and WWW! :D

Bump ;_;

Nobody bump it 'cause everyone solved or gave up?

bump, i tried a few things over the week but i will focus now that i finish my exams, (probably will need 1 more hint D: )

I think you made the puzzles easier in the past to lull us into a false sense of security ;)

I think the first line is very hard to solve by itself because the text looks so natural. Great puzzle-making.
But the second line, if you give it a closer look, reveals quickly all that you need to know, you don't even need the hints.

Bump for the new game and super hint!

And a bump!

Bump

Hi, is this supposed to be a text in code that replacing the words (or letters) with another specific ones reveals a hidden message? If not, then I don't get it. Actually since English isn't my main language I might be losing what you expect me to do to solve the puzzle.
I could also may be lost because I'm not used to solve this kind of puzzle.

lol that third one, bump!

You know.... I completely forgot about that cipher already xD

Guess that event really did fry my brain between the Labyrinth and the WWW.

first time I have seen one of these, have no clue how it works but am curious to see what the solution is so maybe I can try my hand at a next one

Bump for solved!

Solved them now after the big hint...Bump and thanks!

i give up, pls give solution after ga's ended

explained everything!

Yet I see no explanation ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Even with the third hint there were too many ways of applying it and none that gave me a correct answer.

"Solution: it was a baconian code, where a vowel = A, a consonant = B. Letter 'Y' that is sometimes treated as a vowel, and sometimes as a consonant, was always treated as a vowel in this puzzle. Capitalization mattered only when it was not the first letter of the sentence."

Since English is not my native language and I never once heard about much less used the Baconian cipher, I would have never understood how to solve it, still can't .