Didactic text 2
You are on the right line. Just the things your considering is far too complicated. Try something very simple and prehaps considered "too obvious" and you should in the end get there.aozora wrote:is
8 4
20 9
21 14
26 15
31 19
32 15
1 18
24 5
24 1
33 19
28 19
or
84209211426153119321511824524133192819
more readable?
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I have tried so many ways to decode these numbers, but none of them is correct...
But there's something so strange with them, THERE"S NO SEVEN !!!
it's that mean something? like rot-7 or anything??
But to decrypt using rot, we must have the encrypted text (not numbers )...
but wait...
the alphabetical letters consists by 26 letter, right?
from the strange number 'seven', then 26 + 7 = 33 (the highest number exist in the code list)...
Am i on the right lane??? I'm still confused coz if it's uses rot-7, the lowest number must be '7'...
(7 = A - 33 = Z, caesar shift). But there are 1, 4 and 5 in these numbers...
But there's something so strange with them, THERE"S NO SEVEN !!!
it's that mean something? like rot-7 or anything??
But to decrypt using rot, we must have the encrypted text (not numbers )...
but wait...
the alphabetical letters consists by 26 letter, right?
from the strange number 'seven', then 26 + 7 = 33 (the highest number exist in the code list)...
Am i on the right lane??? I'm still confused coz if it's uses rot-7, the lowest number must be '7'...
(7 = A - 33 = Z, caesar shift). But there are 1, 4 and 5 in these numbers...
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Chaoscrusade
I've not solved this challenge yet... but i think these Numbers have something to do with a very special Book.pluskid wrote:I'm also stalled on this problem. Got those numbers:
8-4
20-9
21-14
26-15
31-19
32-15
1-18
24-5
24-1
33-19
28-19
But couldn't find any way to "decode" them into the answer. Don't have ideas. And why is the font italic and x-large? Does that mean something?
Am I right?
Completly wrong just to say
Re: Chaoscrusade
No books needed for this challenge, not even the most special ones.chaoscrusade wrote:I've not solved this challenge yet... but i think these Numbers have something to do with a very special Book.
Am I right?
Completly wrong just to say
Possible Clue...
Here's the thing I keep coming back to with this. Why Deuteronomy? To choose the KJV Bible makes sense, because it's the most common, but why Deuteronomy? I'm convinced their particular choice of book must mean something, I'm just not sure of what. Am I right?
Re: spoiler?
[quote="Skremers"]I think the most confusing thing about this challenge is, that the solution isn't a real english word. Since this is an exception from all earlier challanges, it might be allowed to mention it here.[/quote]THX
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Having solved it now, I can confirm that the solution is completely and utterly stupid. You could have it right before your eyes, especially as a non-native speaker, and you may very well not realize that it actually is the solution. So just enter whatever you have decoded, and it just might be the right answer.
Stupid.
Stupid.
The answer does follow English pronunciation rules though...AMindForeverVoyaging wrote:Having solved it now, I can confirm that the solution is completely and utterly stupid. You could have it right before your eyes, especially as a non-native speaker, and you may very well not realize that it actually is the solution. So just enter whatever you have decoded, and it just might be the right answer.
Stupid.
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