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7/5/2009 12:43:23

yopomo
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maby uts like 1-a 2-b 3-c and so on

AQ	Post #: 551

7/5/2009 12:46:01

Nabsol
Member

Well, we can still attempt using a text-to-audio program. Another random guess is that on Newgrounds, a group of video makers called the clock crew use a ext to audio program instead of voce acting.

Post #: 552

7/5/2009 13:18:26

goron link8
Member

thanks eldron
i usually forget people can edit my own post

Post #: 553

7/5/2009 13:41:12

poomaster
Member

wow has nobody done the first last puzzle yet?!

AQW

Epic

Post #: 554

7/5/2009 14:05:17

Verlyrus
DragonFable Boxcat

Wow.... after reading this page....
*facepalm*

OMOD MTW SFKYG TMG0Q W0RDAAYNLJ TM CTOFNZRJE

polyalphabetic, keyless cipher. Any ideas?

Close, so close. Alas, no cigar, and, I do like a good cigar. Let me checl with my contacts, perhaps there was a transcription error..

< Message edited by Eldron -- 7/6/2009 9:28:45 >

Post #: 555

7/5/2009 14:11:04

Goldstein
Member

*shrugs* No clue. Hey, I'm no Robert Langdon. Maybe...the words are mixed up...uh..."Doom ??? ????? ?????...." Eh, I don't know...

Post #: 556

7/5/2009 15:24:54

mpkillah of AQ
Banned

maybe its three codes in one...... i read how one guy made a code by using one way, keeping it same and then using a different way, and so on until it was 99% impossible to do..... that may explain how (im pretty sure he said) eldron said we got the second part done. ???im not good at this so im guessing

AQ	Post #: 557

7/5/2009 18:35:45

Coldkick
Member

I made a post a page back about the idea of it beings an Alberti cipher but then eldron made a face and i didn't know if he was directing it at my idea or someone else :P

Post #: 558

7/5/2009 19:52:49

Zeth147
Member

I tried the original Alberti cipher and it didn't work...although I didnt go through every single letter...

Post #: 559

7/6/2009 8:14:23

Megaket Genevus
Member

I was thinking that maybe there would be an answer in something Eldron/Falerin would have written, so I headed to the ezine, and found one written by both Falerin and Eldron. I must say, I was stuck to the story rather than to finding clues. It was great reading, but it was rather a normal story than a clue...

Also, When it comes to the a-1, b-2 system, it only works to get DOOM Out of the first sentence. Maybe it is a different puzzle per sentence?

< Message edited by Megaket Genevus -- 7/6/2009 8:37:05 >

Post #: 560

7/6/2009 9:33:30

Eldron
Member

I've given all your work up to this point to our crack team of cryptographers.

I was correct in my assumption that there was a transcription error. So much for a crack team!

The good news is that you are really close.

They have agreed that the message reads:

O M O D M T W S F K Y G T M G 0 Q W 0 R D A A Y N L J G Q C T O F N Z R J E

Beyond that, they are totally lost. Keep going we need to have this decoded!

In the mean time, I'm hungry, maybe a salad will help me think!

Post #: 561

7/6/2009 10:28:14

bushwitch
Member

hmmm I might have an idea - not too sure, but seeing that we only have two numerical characters in the string if one were lined up under the other that may give the key - will do a bit of longhand checking of this - I might be way off track with my line of thinking

AQW

Post #: 562

7/6/2009 10:37:07

goron link8
Member

i think the salad thing might be important because it is random

Post #: 563

7/6/2009 10:56:05

Traveler
Helpful and Constructive!

Mayhap you would like a Caesar salad, Eldron?

AQ	Post #: 564

7/6/2009 11:08:30

goron link8
Member

thats what i thought

Post #: 565

7/6/2009 13:40:55

Lucidar
Member

This looks like a big fat hint that just seems to scream ”It’s a Caesar Cipher!”

Post #: 566

7/6/2009 13:47:07

neomaster911
Member

@ lucidar

But then how do we know the shift?

http://www.iidc.indiana.edu/cedir/kidsweb/1-10.gif
This may be of use.

< Message edited by neomaster911 -- 7/6/2009 13:52:36 >

Post #: 567

7/6/2009 13:54:01

FireFly_14
Member

i tried using the frequency method but since its a short message it doesnt work on it. Also the presence of 2 numbers in the sequence seems to suggest it might not be a simple ceasar cipher.

O M O D M T W S F K Y G T M G 0 Q W 0 R D A A Y N L J G Q C T O F N Z R J E

o = 3
m = 3
d = 2
t = 3
w = 2
s = 1
f = 2
k = 1
y = 2
g = 3
q = 2
r = 2
a = 2
l = 1
j = 2
n = 2
c = 1
z = 1
e = 1

Simple? I'm sorry I don't know that word.

< Message edited by Eldron -- 7/6/2009 14:01:14 >

Post #: 568

7/6/2009 13:59:58

Eldron
Member

Seek what you have already found. The clues will guide you.

Post #: 569

7/6/2009 14:12:37

goron link8
Member

im probably wrong but does this mean
we havethe ansewer we just don't know it

Post #: 570

7/6/2009 15:30:59

bosco345
Member

time to go back to basic mathematics

MQ	Post #: 571

7/6/2009 15:33:25

Megaket Genevus
Member

Within The Caesar cipher then
O M O D M T W S F K Y G T M G 0 Q W 0 R D A A Y N L J G Q C T O F N Z R J E
would be translated like this:

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Goes
D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A B C

Which turns
O M O D M T W S F K Y G T M G 0 Q W 0 R D A A Y N L J G Q C T O F N Z R J E
into
R P R G P W Z V I N B J W P J 0 T Z 0 U G D D B Q O M J T F W R I Q C U M H

But we do still have these numbers.

Fear not.

"The encryption can also be represented using modular arithmetic by first transforming the letters into numbers, according to the scheme, A = 0, B = 1,..., Z = 25. Encryption of a letter x by a shift n can be described mathematically as,

Decryption is performed similarly,

(There are different definitions for the modulo operation. In the above, the result is in the range 0...25. I.e., if x+n or x-n are not in the range 0...25, we have to subtract or add 26.)"

That's as far as I can help.

Edit: Also, I could be completely off track, so I'll let you figure out the most until my brain can work to its fullest. The way to decipher the numbers are just an example, it haven't been figured out yet.

Also, according to the A = 0, B = 1 system, then it would be

R P R G P W Z V I N B J W P J A T Z A U G D D B Q O M J T F W R I Q C U M H

"I'm curious of the answer because I don't know what the question is."-Father'o'mine

< Message edited by Megaket Genevus -- 7/6/2009 15:45:49 >

Post #: 572

7/6/2009 16:02:01

twinflare
Member

I think i read enough but im new and i cant seem to find the puzzle?can sumone link it?

MQ	Post #: 573

7/6/2009 16:14:07

Bob147
Member

Hrm I put it thru a binary translater and it seems to say somting that is Regestered trade mark

·-kqÚµµí[G°-ýrÂ×kÚÐµokFv�÷\¶¬ë{^µ�mzÜ°-®F·�

Post #: 574

7/6/2009 16:26:02

Verlyrus
DragonFable Boxcat

*cough*
It is a keyless polyalphabetic cipher. The Caesar cipher is only a keyless monoalphabetic.

dont forget the clue: "The key to the deaf is that of the blind duplexed"

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