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Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By carnoeva - 28-03-2024 12:03

[.BJK.]

Anyone solved the easter riddle? Players 1. O. M. G. DaRush 4. Diego Goalzalez 6. Rocky Ravine 5. Smoggy Hills 3. Twofold Tucker 2. Robby The Rancher 8. Guy Thorax 7. Whiskers McFish 9. Roy Cordu 10. Azure Meadow 11. Arty Eightman 15. Joaquin Fiat 13. Snoop Fiddlefaddle 14. Manny Mills 12. Thunder Poultry 16. Gottaby BogusAnyone solved the easter riddle?

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1. O. M. G. DaRush
4. Diego Goalzalez
6. Rocky Ravine
5. Smoggy Hills
3. Twofold Tucker
2. Robby The Rancher
8. Guy Thorax
7. Whiskers McFish
9. Roy Cordu
10. Azure Meadow
11. Arty Eightman
15. Joaquin Fiat
13. Snoop Fiddlefaddle
14. Manny Mills
12. Thunder Poultry
16. Gottaby Bogus

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Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By mariusconstant - 29-03-2024 09:16

[FRF]

The players without clue should be from the first 10 in order to have 4 digit number or maybe the digits should be add for example 13 will be 4 and the order of the number should be the order of the players in the list The code can be 7 1+3 1+5 1+6The players without clue should be from the first 10 in order to have 4 digit number
or maybe the digits should be add for example 13 will be 4 and the order of the number should be the order of the players in the list
The code can be 7 1+3 1+5 1+6

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By mariusconstant - 29-03-2024 09:30

[FRF]

Because the china is the biggest community from Asia in manager zone I would go with a city from there. Maybe hongkong or beijing.Because the china is the biggest community from Asia in manager zone I would go with a city from there. Maybe hongkong or beijing.

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By underdog74 - 29-03-2024 09:39

[DISCLL]

Smoggy Hills, maybe Hollywood in Los Angeles.Smoggy Hills, maybe Hollywood in Los Angeles.

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By panboy - 29-03-2024 09:41

[LEGEND]

I think we should take each player and sort our guesses that way, instead of sorting by cities. 1. O. M. G. DaRush Oh my god, the rush!! Not Ian Rush as I'm pretty sure the european city is Manchester :) Probably a city known for a hectic rush hour or traffic. Hongkong, Tokyo etc 2. Robby The Rancher Sounds like a clue for the american one. Robert "Bobby" Ewing lived on Southfork ranch in the Dallas area. 3. Twofold Tucker Something doubled up. Twin towers? Fold the sheet twice when tucking your bed sheet? 4. Diego Goalzalez Sounds like one of the "number players" to me. Don't think it's Diego Maradona. 5. Smoggy Hills Many smoggy cities in the world. Most big cities in asia. Any city there that is cituated on hills? Hongkong is in an area with lots of hills. San Fransisco possibly? 6. Rocky Ravine The Grand Canyon in Arizona? Both Las Vegas and Phoenix are relatively near to it. Don't know of any other famous ravine. 7. Whiskers McFish Yeah sounds like catfish to me. A fake persona on the internet. No idea which city this would imply. 8. Guy Thorax Man chest. Obvious clue for Manchester 9. Roy Cordu Also Manchester apparently 10. Azure Meadow Blue something. Some think it means sky blues, but sky and meadow are completely different things. Could just refer to the ocean or a big lake. 11. Arty Eightman ?? 12. Thunder Poultry Bang cock = Bangkok. Could be Phoenix bird. 13. Snoop Fiddlefaddle Snoop dog? 14. Manny Mills Also Manchster with the many mills? 15. Joaquin Fiat Joaquin Fiat and Joaquin Phoenix sound the same except for the last syllable. Could refer to the car, but that is a european one with no apparent connection to Manchester. I don't know of any famous Joaquin other that Phoenix 16. Gottaby Bogus Got to buy bogus. Probably means a city known for shopping or for making poor quality things. Hongkong or Taiwan?I think we should take each player and sort our guesses that way, instead of sorting by cities.

1. O. M. G. DaRush
Oh my god, the rush!! Not Ian Rush as I'm pretty sure the european city is Manchester :) Probably a city known for a hectic rush hour or traffic.
Hongkong, Tokyo etc

2. Robby The Rancher
Sounds like a clue for the american one. Robert "Bobby" Ewing lived on Southfork ranch in the Dallas area.

3. Twofold Tucker
Something doubled up. Twin towers? Fold the sheet twice when tucking your bed sheet?

4. Diego Goalzalez
Sounds like one of the "number players" to me. Don't think it's Diego Maradona.

5. Smoggy Hills
Many smoggy cities in the world. Most big cities in asia. Any city there that is cituated on hills? Hongkong is in an area with lots of hills. San Fransisco possibly?

6. Rocky Ravine
The Grand Canyon in Arizona? Both Las Vegas and Phoenix are relatively near to it. Don't know of any other famous ravine.

7. Whiskers McFish
Yeah sounds like catfish to me. A fake persona on the internet. No idea which city this would imply.

8. Guy Thorax
Man chest. Obvious clue for Manchester

9. Roy Cordu
Also Manchester apparently

10. Azure Meadow
Blue something. Some think it means sky blues, but sky and meadow are completely different things. Could just refer to the ocean or a big lake.

11. Arty Eightman
??

12. Thunder Poultry
Bang cock = Bangkok. Could be Phoenix bird.

13. Snoop Fiddlefaddle
Snoop dog?

14. Manny Mills
Also Manchster with the many mills?

15. Joaquin Fiat
Joaquin Fiat and Joaquin Phoenix sound the same except for the last syllable. Could refer to the car, but that is a european one with no apparent connection to Manchester. I don't know of any famous Joaquin other that Phoenix

16. Gottaby Bogus
Got to buy bogus.
Probably means a city known for shopping or for making poor quality things. Hongkong or Taiwan?

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By panboy - 29-03-2024 09:46

[LEGEND]

Oh apparently there is something called Hong Kong catfish. Clarias fuscus in latin. My guess is hongkong_manchster_phoenixOh apparently there is something called Hong Kong catfish.
Clarias fuscus in latin.
My guess is hongkong_manchster_phoenix

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By emperorcy (NC) - 29-03-2024 09:52

[ΚΟΠ]

Also for the number must be a year of somehow else the combination are unlimited. Or the names with number like 11 Eightman will be relative but combination also is a lot. I don't know if the example is somehow a clue too. syndey_tokyo_rio (cities are capitals also was olympic games and world cup hosts) In news have a different example (roma_tokyo_sandiego) which i don't know if they have any relation with main sport events. conclusion: I think Manchester was the one of more logical answer at the moment. Only thoughts about Manchester was Champion League holder and will be host the EURO 2028. For Los Angeles (who have some good points) will be the hosted of Olympic games on 2028. [suggestion for crew] Every day give us one more clueAlso for the number must be a year of somehow else the combination are unlimited.
Or the names with number like 11 Eightman will be relative but combination also is a lot.

I don't know if the example is somehow a clue too.
syndey_tokyo_rio (cities are capitals also was olympic games and world cup hosts)
In news have a different example (roma_tokyo_sandiego) which i don't know if they have any relation with main sport events.

conclusion:
I think Manchester was the one of more logical answer at the moment.
Only thoughts about Manchester was Champion League holder and will be host the EURO 2028.

For Los Angeles (who have some good points) will be the hosted of Olympic games on 2028.

[suggestion for crew]
Every day give us one more clue

Ant: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By underdog74 - 29-03-2024 09:58

[DISCLL]

Now I thing also that the European City is Manchester ans maybe an Asian City is Bangkok.Now I thing also that the European City is Manchester ans maybe an Asian City is Bangkok.

Ant: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By underdog74 - 29-03-2024 10:31

[DISCLL]

thing=thinkthing=think

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By crristiro - 29-03-2024 10:45

[Sti]
President

I also support this 2 solutions...

underdog74 wrote:

Now I thing also that the European City is Manchester ans maybe an Asian City is Bangkok.

I also support this 2 solutions...

Ant: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By underdog74 - 29-03-2024 11:20

[DISCLL]

Azure meadow: maybe bluegrass, American music style.Azure meadow: maybe bluegrass, American music style.

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By grostony (NCA) - 29-03-2024 11:59

[France]

diego oliveira is a striker from tokyo.

pureowen wrote:

Tokyo
Arty eightman - reference to 8 man Japanese anime
Diego Goalzalez - maybe reference to Maradonna’s goal in Tokyo in u20 or to him not travelling to Tokyo

diego oliveira is a striker from tokyo.

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By esperiano - 29-03-2024 12:04

[Juve]

I've discovered that there was a group named [b]Foggy Mountain Boys[/b].... [b]5. Smoggy Hills[/b], but I can't find any connections with a city.

underdog74 wrote:

Azure meadow: maybe bluegrass, American music style.

I've discovered that there was a group named Foggy Mountain Boys.... 5. Smoggy Hills, but I can't find any connections with a city.

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By mariusconstant - 29-03-2024 12:30

[FRF]

I think panboy are right lets focus on the missing parts: 1. 1. O. M. G. DaRush -> new york 2. Robby The Rancher -> The rangers -> new york with also rush hours 3. Twofold Tucker -> World Trade Center, sounds like a american name 13. Snoop Fiddlefaddle -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1uwKfbztVE new york 8. Guy Thorax manchester 9. Roy Cordu manchester 14. Manny Mills Manchester 5. Smoggy Hills Manchester Remain 4 6 7 10 11 12 for AsiaI think panboy are right lets focus on the missing parts:
1. 1. O. M. G. DaRush -> new york
2. Robby The Rancher -> The rangers -> new york with also rush hours
3. Twofold Tucker -> World Trade Center, sounds like a american name
13. Snoop Fiddlefaddle -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1uwKfbztVE new york

8. Guy Thorax manchester
9. Roy Cordu manchester
14. Manny Mills Manchester
5. Smoggy Hills Manchester

Remain 4 6 7 10 11 12 for Asia

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By mariusconstant - 29-03-2024 12:41

[FRF]

go to buy fakes -> seems to be asia city with a big market, maybe Bangkok A city with a fish market, with a poor quality and fakes market, with nice landscape: maybe meadows or rocky ravine. It is also 12. Thunder Poultry Bang cock = Bangkok. I would go with the Bangkok for - 12. Thunder Poultry 16. Gottaby Bogus 7. Whiskers McFish ?go to buy fakes -> seems to be asia city with a big market, maybe Bangkok
A city with a fish market, with a poor quality and fakes market, with nice landscape: maybe meadows or rocky ravine. It is also 12. Thunder Poultry
Bang cock = Bangkok.
I would go with the Bangkok for
- 12. Thunder Poultry
16. Gottaby Bogus
7. Whiskers McFish
?

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By che_paris (GA) (NCA) - 29-03-2024 13:07

[FVMZZ]
President

Peter, we need clues..Peter, we need clues..

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By mariusconstant - 29-03-2024 13:10

[FRF]

I tried bangkok_manchester_newyork_4613 bangkok_manchester_newyork_4612 bangkok_manchester_newyork_4623 not workingI tried
bangkok_manchester_newyork_4613
bangkok_manchester_newyork_4612
bangkok_manchester_newyork_4623
not working

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By mariusconstant - 29-03-2024 13:14

[FRF]

also hongkong_manchester_newyork_4612 hongkong_manchester_newyork_4613 hongkong_manchester_newyork_4623 beijing_manchester_newyork_4612 beijing_manchester_newyork_4613 beijing_manchester_newyork_4623also
hongkong_manchester_newyork_4612
hongkong_manchester_newyork_4613
hongkong_manchester_newyork_4623

beijing_manchester_newyork_4612
beijing_manchester_newyork_4613
beijing_manchester_newyork_4623

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By beticotrianero - 29-03-2024 13:15

If 4.- Diego Goalzalez is about Maradona, maybe 10.- Azure Meadow is about Argentina's fans or Napoli's fansIf 4.- Diego Goalzalez is about Maradona, maybe 10.- Azure Meadow is about Argentina's fans or Napoli's fans

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By justforoneday - 29-03-2024 13:15

To be fair, giving the complexity of this riddle and the amount of effort needed to solve it; maximum of a 100k Euro prize is a joke.To be fair, giving the complexity of this riddle and the amount of effort needed to solve it; maximum of a 100k Euro prize is a joke.

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By che_paris (GA) (NCA) - 29-03-2024 13:18

[FVMZZ]
President

I agree..

justforoneday wrote:

To be fair, giving the complexity of this riddle and the amount of effort needed to solve it; maximum of a 100k Euro prize is a joke.

I agree..

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By emperorcy (NC) - 29-03-2024 13:19

[ΚΟΠ]

The prize is low because if one find it all players will get the money.The prize is low because if one find it all players will get the money.

Odp: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By marcin_lejo - 29-03-2024 13:22

[PF]

It's for Fun 😀It's for Fun 😀

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By e_life - 29-03-2024 13:25

[FF.MZ]

I don't know why it's the assumption that this names are only related to the football players. Same names are also in the hockey section matches.I don't know why it's the assumption that this names are only related to the football players.
Same names are also in the hockey section matches.

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By pureowen - 29-03-2024 13:26

[AUSNZ]

I’m starting to come around to Bangkok. Looking beyond the obvious Thunder poultry. It seems like catfish are associated with Bangkok so whiskers Mcfish works. Maybe Gottaby bogus also works though it is a bit literal. I’ve been trying to think of a reference for Rocky Ravine that works. Rambo -also by Stallone is set in Thailand. Is there a a way to make that link work?I’m starting to come around to Bangkok. Looking beyond the obvious Thunder poultry.
It seems like catfish are associated with Bangkok so whiskers Mcfish works.
Maybe Gottaby bogus also works though it is a bit literal.
I’ve been trying to think of a reference for Rocky Ravine that works. Rambo -also by Stallone is set in Thailand. Is there a a way to make that link work?

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By mariusconstant - 29-03-2024 13:29

[FRF]

rocky ravine for new york so 1 OMG can be used for asia or is not a hintrocky ravine for new york so 1 OMG can be used for asia or is not a hint

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By mariusconstant - 29-03-2024 13:42

[FRF]

can be O.M.G DaRush the missing one for bangkok?can be O.M.G DaRush the missing one for bangkok?

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By myhrberg - 29-03-2024 13:55

I think Twofold Tucker is tuktuk and for Bangkok We have Guy Thorax for Man chest and thunder poultry for Bang kok So one of the other maybe is something simulrar to the last cityI think Twofold Tucker is tuktuk and for Bangkok

We have Guy Thorax for Man chest and thunder poultry for Bang kok
So one of the other maybe is something simulrar to the last city

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By mariusconstant - 29-03-2024 13:57

[FRF]

yes it can beyes it can be

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By mariusconstant - 29-03-2024 14:06

[FRF]

Shanghai ? Azure Meadow - The name "Azure" evokes a sense of openness and vastness, reminiscent of the vast sky or ocean. Shanghai, as a major metropolis and financial center, is known for its expansive skyline and urban sprawl, making it a fitting association. Twofold Tucker - The name "Twofold" suggests duality or multiplicity. Shanghai is often described as a city of contrasts, blending traditional Chinese culture with modern architecture and technology, thus embodying a dual or multiplicitous nature. Joaquin Fiat - "Fiat" can be associated with innovation or progress, and Shanghai is renowned for its rapid development and technological advancements, particularly in areas like finance, technology, and infrastructure. Snoop Fiddlefaddle - While the name doesn't have an immediate connection to Shanghai, we can associate it with the vibrant and diverse street life of the city. "Snoop" could imply exploration or curiosity, and Shanghai's bustling streets, markets, and neighborhoods offer endless opportunities for exploration and discovery.Shanghai ?
Azure Meadow - The name "Azure" evokes a sense of openness and vastness, reminiscent of the vast sky or ocean. Shanghai, as a major metropolis and financial center, is known for its expansive skyline and urban sprawl, making it a fitting association.

Twofold Tucker - The name "Twofold" suggests duality or multiplicity. Shanghai is often described as a city of contrasts, blending traditional Chinese culture with modern architecture and technology, thus embodying a dual or multiplicitous nature.

Joaquin Fiat - "Fiat" can be associated with innovation or progress, and Shanghai is renowned for its rapid development and technological advancements, particularly in areas like finance, technology, and infrastructure.

Snoop Fiddlefaddle - While the name doesn't have an immediate connection to Shanghai, we can associate it with the vibrant and diverse street life of the city. "Snoop" could imply exploration or curiosity, and Shanghai's bustling streets, markets, and neighborhoods offer endless opportunities for exploration and discovery.

Odp: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By marcin_lejo - 29-03-2024 14:13

[PF]

Ilu poszukiwaczy, tyle wersji :)Ilu poszukiwaczy, tyle wersji :)

Sv: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By panboy - 29-03-2024 14:19

[LEGEND]

Yes tuk tuk! Good thinking. They have them in hongkong too but it points to BangkokYes tuk tuk! Good thinking. They have them in hongkong too but it points to Bangkok

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By mariusconstant - 29-03-2024 14:26

[FRF]

so we have Manchester and Bangkok for sure. What about America?so we have Manchester and Bangkok for sure. What about America?

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By mariusconstant - 29-03-2024 14:27

[FRF]

The Rancher for me sounds like New yorkThe Rancher for me sounds like New york

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By josegomez - 29-03-2024 14:30

[ᴄᴀsʟᴀ]
President

It's SAD not having English users here trying to help us who are not used to think in English. In Argentina most of the users doesn't understand a Word in English. I see people here that can't dissociate the Word Rocky from Stallone's characterIt's SAD not having English users here trying to help us who are not used to think in English. In Argentina most of the users doesn't understand a Word in English.
I see people here that can't dissociate the Word Rocky from Stallone's character

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By che_paris (GA) (NCA) - 29-03-2024 14:32

[FVMZZ]
President

Bangkok_Manchester_LosAngeles_1467 1 O. M. G. DaRush (FAKE?) 2 Robby The Rancher (Manchester?) 3 Twofold Tucker (Bangkok?) 4 Diego Goalzalez (LA?) 5 Smoggy Hills (LA?) 6 Rocky Ravine (LA?) 7 Whiskers McFish (Bangkok?) 8 Guy Thorax (Manchester?) 9 Roy Cordu (Manchester?) 10 Azure Meadow (LA?) 11 Arty Eightman (Bangkok?) 12 Thunder Poultry (Bangkok?) 13 Snoop Fiddlefaddle (FAKE?) 14 Manny Mills (Manchester?) 15 Joaquin Fiat (FAKE?) 16 Gottaby Bogus (FAKE?) This is not working. Maybe a variation of this?Bangkok_Manchester_LosAngeles_1467

1 O. M. G. DaRush (FAKE?)
2 Robby The Rancher (Manchester?)
3 Twofold Tucker (Bangkok?)
4 Diego Goalzalez (LA?)
5 Smoggy Hills (LA?)
6 Rocky Ravine (LA?)
7 Whiskers McFish (Bangkok?)
8 Guy Thorax (Manchester?)
9 Roy Cordu (Manchester?)
10 Azure Meadow (LA?)
11 Arty Eightman (Bangkok?)
12 Thunder Poultry (Bangkok?)
13 Snoop Fiddlefaddle (FAKE?)
14 Manny Mills (Manchester?)
15 Joaquin Fiat (FAKE?)
16 Gottaby Bogus (FAKE?)

This is not working. Maybe a variation of this?

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By myhrberg - 29-03-2024 14:46

Las vegas? Meaning is the Meadows,and have blue in flag also in Nevada flagLas vegas? Meaning is the Meadows,and have blue in flag also in Nevada flag

Sv: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By myhrberg - 29-03-2024 14:48

Have tried Bangkok_manchester_lasvegas_4747 Bangkok_manchester_lasvegas_7467 Bangkok_manchester_lasvegas_2467Have tried

Bangkok_manchester_lasvegas_4747
Bangkok_manchester_lasvegas_7467
Bangkok_manchester_lasvegas_2467

Ant: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By the_woodies_1706 (GA) - 29-03-2024 14:49

[DISCLL]
President

What if the european city is not Manchester but the clues go to manchester in Houston and we are looking for houston with corduroy, guy thorax, robby the rancher and the fourth one twofold … fold texas holdem ?What if the european city is not Manchester but the clues go to manchester in Houston and we are looking for houston with corduroy, guy thorax, robby the rancher and the fourth one twofold … fold texas holdem ?

Odp: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By marcin_lejo - 29-03-2024 15:01

[PF]

The only option is to make possible options for each player and then make different combinations. It will be worse with numbers.The only option is to make possible options for each player and then make different combinations. It will be worse with numbers.

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By bc-ad - 29-03-2024 15:14

[ENG]

I'm English and I can't understand it either !

josegomez wrote:

It's SAD not having English users here trying to help us who are not used to think in English. In Argentina most of the users doesn't understand a Word in English.
I see people here that can't dissociate the Word Rocky from Stallone's character

I'm English and I can't understand it either !

Ant: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By gfray (NC) - 29-03-2024 15:34

[World]

April Fools. There is no right answer! Also 100k prize is a JOKE. Get it?April Fools. There is no right answer!

Also 100k prize is a JOKE. Get it?

Ant: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By gfray (NC) - 29-03-2024 15:36

[World]

Oh I see the prize money goes down the longer this remains unsolved. We're getting 75k if it's solved today hahahaa

gfray wrote:

April Fools. There is no right answer!

Also 100k prize is a JOKE. Get it?

Oh I see the prize money goes down the longer this remains unsolved. We're getting 75k if it's solved today hahahaa

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By drafter - 29-03-2024 15:46

I give up. It is not a good choice of 'marketing' without motivating managers. Good luck to those who want to keep trying…I give up. It is not a good choice of 'marketing' without motivating managers.

Good luck to those who want to keep trying…

Odp: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By marcin_lejo - 29-03-2024 15:48

[PF]

I wonder if we are even close. And is it just a typo that won't let us go or a completely different clue?I wonder if we are even close. And is it just a typo that won't let us go or a completely different clue?

Ant: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By daniel2004 - 29-03-2024 15:52

[BNL]

I'm quitting the search. ManagerZone makes it too difficult and for that little bit of prize money, it's not worth all my time. Good luck to others!I'm quitting the search. ManagerZone makes it too difficult and for that little bit of prize money, it's not worth all my time. Good luck to others!

Beantwortet: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By kabini - 29-03-2024 15:58

[RWRK]

yepp .. f**k it, 3 cities ok, but then 4 (!) more numbers? .. forget it : (yepp .. f**k it, 3 cities ok, but then 4 (!) more numbers?
.. forget it : (

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By aquarius - 29-03-2024 16:18

[CSC]

The only one goal from Maradona that stands above all the others is the one that was scored by the hand of God (See wikipedia: The hand of God). It happened at the WC 1986 in Mexico City.The only one goal from Maradona that stands above all the others is the one that was scored by the hand of God (See wikipedia: The hand of God). It happened at the WC 1986 in Mexico City.

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By overpower - 29-03-2024 16:24

yes, also i know that what im about to say its hard to do, but i guess that if you want to improve the game, you need to do stuff that will be tough. make the riddle in spanish, anotherone in english, another in chinese, etc etc. you have LA that can translate the text, then do it that way how tf im in argentina, india, brasil, etc etc., will know stuff geographically that are only on cities that i never went or knew? i rather expend pt's on other stuff but on this, i don't get lberty of free matchesyes, also i know that what im about to say its hard to do, but i guess that if you want to improve the game, you need to do stuff that will be tough.

make the riddle in spanish, anotherone in english, another in chinese, etc etc.

you have LA that can translate the text, then do it that way


how tf im in argentina, india, brasil, etc etc., will know stuff geographically that are only on cities that i never went or knew?


i rather expend pt's on other stuff but on this, i don't get lberty of free matches

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By mariusconstant - 29-03-2024 16:26

[FRF]

Mexico City is also a option for America but which are the other players for it?Mexico City is also a option for America but which are the other players for it?

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By emperorcy (NC) - 29-03-2024 16:32

[ΚΟΠ]

Nice try and nice idea but suggestion for the future. 1. One more clue every day. 2. At least get green any correct answer so need to found the other ones. At the moment i think a lot of people get tired and waiting someone posted the correct answer. (included me)Nice try and nice idea but suggestion for the future.

1. One more clue every day.
2. At least get green any correct answer so need to found the other ones.

At the moment i think a lot of people get tired and waiting someone posted the correct answer. (included me)

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