Few people are even trying this puzzle, but the prize is worth the trouble! As a bonus, I give private hints to anyone who adds me on Steam and catches me online. I will offer private hints of equal worth to all those who add me, so it's going to be fair.
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Hints for you:
Also, Q3 has been greatly nerfed, I completely changed the answer of the question and replaced the method to solve it, much easier now.
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You know I'm getting MORE confused with every "nerf".
If there's some kind of system it won't surface and I hoped hints would give it a little push in the right direction.
I don't even have any wild ideas...
So I'd rather see this "push" (a glimpse on logic behind) than "nerf".
By "push" I mean "let me show how I think".
I'd like to have fun "while solving" than fun "in retrospect".
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Was Q5 hard?
Q6 is not complex at all, you just have to decrypt the encrypted text using a very specific decryption key. It must be exact.
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On second thought (guess it was one hundred second) it's not clear in Q6 what is what :-).
The word "text" is mentioned twice in the "The correct answer of Q6 is the result of decrypting the encrypted text provided. To solve it, you must decrypt that text". Is it the same text?
"Assemble it" - text? Arrhh (confused).
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My thoughts immediatley after seeing Q3: "Oh no, Latin."
Yet I'm having my last final exam in Latin in two weeks; I hate Latin though, ugh.
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It's not just Latin, it's lorem ipsum aka. junk text
z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1 z3rL1
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To be honest, I'm not even trying to solve the puzzle. I was just saying that I don't really like Latin, that's all.
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I'm stuck at the first question. Knowing that they should be solved in numerical order and seeing all of them I'm out :D Too hard for me and I don't really have the time nowadays. Hope someone will solve it :)
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There actually aren't. It's possible to assemble in many ways, but if you follow a certain logic there is only one. You need to realize a fact that you can find out by carefully reading the text. You can separate the various parts and that will help you A LOT.
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Ok, another a couple of hours staring at the words...I demand more wine!
Edit. My final guess: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCCXq9QB-dQ
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Not impossible. The sentences follow a logic, they are just scrambled amongst themselves. here's a big hint for you:
Original (wrong) sentences:
Fixed sentences:
You should maintain the original order, just fix the sentences! :D
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Before writing "a needle in a haystack" I tried the very same thing. And decided against it because it's subject to a lot of mistakes. I don't even understand how you're supposed to guess what you should do in the first place without any indication.
Since you actually gave a very stratight hint I'm going to tell you what I've done:
What I wanted to say - it's impossible to understand what you want us to do without dropping anything as a guideline (Q1-Q5 are thankfully different :).
Ok, I'll try to fiddle with it for a while.
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Ok. I don't want to argue since it's your puzzle but I don't think it's as evident as you think it is.
One could think you simply just rearranged words to make a pattern (number of words, number of letters etc).
Also I could try (using your hint) 'A caped figure entered rooms' and 'Full of spotted mirrors'. Sounds ok too.
There, I have argued....
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"A caped figure entered rooms" and "Full of spotted mirrors" are being reassembled using the words of the sentence itself - not exchanging words between each other. That is not possible with all sentences. Figure out the clue!
EDIT: The reason why the sentences come one after the other (organized as a single paragraph) is to obscure that very fact (that you must figure out in order to understand how to assemble the whole text)
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Hey there epic people!
My last puzzle is not over yet, and I "hid" some links of my new puzzle there, but it looks like threads start being ignored once they get old, so here is a fresh thread for a fresh puzzle:
I intended it to be:
It's nothing extremely long, and the prize is better, so please try! I will be posting a few hints in case YOU GUYS get sticky-stucky somewhere! And of course, no one is allowed to post hints or solutions anywhere on SG!
Also, this puzzle has been tested, so no questions are broken, everything is fully solvable!
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