Time to Crash the Forums Again: PuzzleDonkey 4!!!!
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1.03:
Okay, so I understand the concept of what I'm supposed to do. I just don't know what colors I'm supposed to mix, and if I'm even doing it right. Is it supposed to be magenta, red and green because of the clothes the characters are wearing? And if so, I'm mixing them (don't know if I"m doing it properly, though) in MS Photodraw and coming up withs some weird version of orange.
WTF?
Okay, so I understand the concept of what I'm supposed to do. I just don't know what colors I'm supposed to mix, and if I'm even doing it right. Is it supposed to be magenta, red and green because of the clothes the characters are wearing? And if so, I'm mixing them (don't know if I"m doing it properly, though) in MS Photodraw and coming up withs some weird version of orange.
WTF?
Mega Man's Electric Sheep
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That carrot book one is bad, but doable.
think of the fire comment, and think of an adjective of something that's been burned, and think of something that's spelled similarly that would be a good kind of altered condition for the book.
Mega Man's Electric Sheep
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The only one that comes to mind is AMPLE.
demon said:
Well, if you have enough knowledge about color channels, you could probably do it without the help of an outside program. Anyway, if you stick through it, get used to using multiple outside resources. Most people don't have the innate knowledge and ability needed to solve most of these puzzles by simply looking at them.
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1.09:
I think I have the string that fits
FI_ED
CH_ME
BA_ON
TA_ES
CH_IR
AP_ON
SW_RM
AM_LE
SP_ON
I've been able to find words for all of them in this setup, but of course, the problem is that there are multiple words.
If this is correct, I should just have to figure out what words are actually correct.
FI_ED
CH_ME
BA_ON
TA_ES
CH_IR
AP_ON
SW_RM
AM_LE
SP_ON
I've been able to find words for all of them in this setup, but of course, the problem is that there are multiple words.
If this is correct, I should just have to figure out what words are actually correct.
for 9 the tubes are supposed to line up right?
in other words:
in other words:
as soon as I commit to apron, since AP is directly across from ON, all other words must match up from those direction across from them as well right? So I haven't yet thought about combining SW and ES, but if indeed apron is correct, SW and ES must connect?
Mega Man's Electric Sheep
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there are two ON's
slayn said:
I'm pretty sure that's how it works, but I wouldn't qualify it with that combination, considering there are three ONs. Try something less likely. Like, as far as I can tell, FI can only be reasonably combined with ES or ED. Therefore, I would try the two strings where FI lines up with ES and ED. I can't blame you for being confused, though. I'm having a lot of trouble visualizing this puzzle, myself.
Society said:
Why quit? You people have no sense of dedication! Just rest for awhile then come back to it later. No reason to stumble on one puzzle then not give the rest a shot just because you couldn't get it the first time you looked at it.
Still, I practically gave you the answer.
Quit as in stop for now. I totally forgot about PD3. I never even tried PD1 or PD2, might try them in the mean time.Belfast said:Why quit? You people have no sense of dedication! Just rest for awhile then come back to it later. No reason to stumble on one puzzle then not give the rest a shot just because you couldn't get it the first time you looked at it.
Still, I practically gave you the answer.
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why the hell would anyone think of a signed cookbook?
Society said:
lol. oh, ok.
Well, at least you are completely giving up.
slayn:
seems about right, but there are multiple letters that can fit in the center space for some of those words. I'm wondering, though, once you have that sorted, are the letters in correct order? Or is it a scrambled word that you have to figure out? In other words, will the answer be perfectly clear once the five-letter words are correctly figured out?
Belfast said:lol. oh, ok.
Well, at least you are completely giving up.
slayn:seems about right, but there are multiple letters that can fit in the center space for some of those words. I'm wondering, though, once you have that sorted, are the letters in correct order? Or is it a scrambled word that you have to figure out? In other words, will the answer be perfectly clear once the five-letter words are correctly figured out?
my understand (if they aren't gay and actually make this so the whole tube thing would work, is any letter could be the first letter fo the long word, but once you pick a start letter you have to follow the rest of the letters linearly. However, I keep toying witht he middle letters and I can't get anythign that even remotely comes close to looking like a word.
slayn said:
Yeah, I'm pretty sure it wouldn't be scrambled, but I was kind of thinking along the same lines - in the sense that I was wondering if it would start at the top or some other point on the tube and then continue from there. Now that I can finally visualize the puzzle (I was thinking it was cut long-ways), it makes a lot more sense.
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