Riddle game - Something for you scientists

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around a riddle game that challenges participants to solve various puzzles by interpreting clues from images, text, and source code. The game appears to require a mix of logical reasoning, knowledge of coding, and internet research skills. Participants share their experiences and strategies as they progress through different levels of the game.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Debate/contested
  • Mathematical reasoning
  • Technical explanation

Main Points Raised

  • Some participants express frustration with the need for technical knowledge, such as HTML, to solve the riddles.
  • Clues such as "bag zip" and references to file extensions are discussed, with varying interpretations of their significance.
  • There are multiple strategies proposed for solving riddles, including analyzing text for hidden meanings and using external resources like Google.
  • Participants share specific findings from the game, such as the discovery of file types and the interpretation of clues related to rivers and other themes.
  • Some participants report difficulty in deciphering text or symbols due to visual challenges, while others share successful solutions and insights.
  • There are mentions of specific answers to riddles, but no consensus on the best approach to solving them is reached.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally share their individual experiences and strategies, but there is no consensus on the solutions to the riddles. Multiple competing views and interpretations of clues exist throughout the discussion.

Contextual Notes

Some participants note that the clues may depend on specific knowledge or skills, such as familiarity with coding or the ability to interpret visual elements, which could limit accessibility for some players.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals interested in puzzle-solving, coding, and collaborative problem-solving may find the discussion engaging. It may also appeal to those who enjoy riddles that require a mix of logical reasoning and technical skills.

  • #2,911
Zarii said:
Omega.. come and help..now, right away, this instance :)

I'm confident that I know how to do this. It works up until a certain point, and then the lines seem to be a little off. Boxcutter...are you sure that the lines are correct (or the numbers)?
 
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  • #2,912
:bugeye: Zarii probably the only one I know who can get Omi to listen

*almost falls off the bridge*

Okay! Not that way! :eek:

*sits at the starting point and contemplates*
 
  • #2,913
Omega_6 said:
I'm confident that I know how to do this. It works up until a certain point, and then the lines seem to be a little off. Boxcutter...are you sure that the lines are correct (or the numbers)?
Haha okey :)

Well, I thought the same way at first, then it turned out to be a real dead end..

How were you thinking then?
you don't have to post that in this thread, but you can message me.
 
  • #2,914
MelodyKitn said:
:bugeye: Zarii probably the only one I know who can get Omi to listen

*almost falls off the bridge*

Okay! Not that way! :eek:

*sits at the starting point and contemplates*
I've got the power *sings* :D
 
  • #2,915
Okay folks. We kept hoping this thread would just run its course, but as it's still going, and we don't see much of anyone here who's actually participating in any of the rest of this forum, this thread is done. Find some other place to play your game, such as a gaming forum.
 

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