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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?

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 Bogus

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Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By miguelvieira - 31-03-2024 01:08

[MZ U18]

Nashville = City of Music. The non clues were 4, 7, 13, 16 that multiplied gives 5824. @josegomez last comment on #7 was crucial to solve it.Nashville = City of Music.

The non clues were 4, 7, 13, 16 that multiplied gives 5824.

@josegomez last comment on #7 was crucial to solve it.

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By shendanlu - 31-03-2024 01:12

Congrats well done！Congrats well done！

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By kabini - 31-03-2024 01:12

[RWRK]

I´d say 5. Smoggy Hills (city with a lot of smog) there a lot cities with a lot of smog ;-) and for mancchaster, I´d say 4. Diego Goalzalez (Diego Marantona match on Cup Winners final) this is the weakes clue ...I´d say
5. Smoggy Hills (city with a lot of smog)
there a lot cities with a lot of smog ;-)

and for mancchaster, I´d say
4. Diego Goalzalez (Diego Marantona match on Cup Winners final)
this is the weakes clue ...

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By kabini - 31-03-2024 01:13

[RWRK]

bangkok 1. O. M. G. DaRush 2. Robby The Rancher 3. Twofold Tucker 4. Diego Goalzalez 5. Smoggy Hills 6. Rocky Ravine bangkok 7. Whiskers McFish manchester 8. Guy Thorax manchester 9. Roy Cordu manchester 10. Azure Meadow bangkok 11. Arty Eightman bangkok 12. Thunder Poultry 13. Snoop Fiddlefaddle 15. Joaquin Fiat manchester 14. Manny Mills 16. Gottaby Bogus that would leave us with 8 following players for the american city and the 4 numbers: losangeles 2. Robby The Rancher (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Taylor_Ranch) 3. Twofold Tucker 4. Diego Goalzalez 5. Smoggy Hills lasvegas 6. Rocky Ravine (5600 Rocky Ravine Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89131) losangeles 13. Snoop Fiddlefaddle (https://www.deezer.com/en/track/142339497) /Daily survival tactics in LA /Ain't got no time to fiddle, faddle 15. Joaquin Fiat lasvegas 16. Gottaby Bogus (Bogus Productions Inc., 8020 S Rainbow 100-407, Las Vegas NV 89139) so two for loasangeles and two for lasvegas : ( leaves us with 4 players for the number(?): 3. Twofold Tucker 4. Diego Goalzalez 5. Smoggy Hills 15. Joaquin Fiat : (bangkok 1. O. M. G. DaRush
2. Robby The Rancher
3. Twofold Tucker
4. Diego Goalzalez
5. Smoggy Hills
6. Rocky Ravine
bangkok 7. Whiskers McFish
manchester 8. Guy Thorax
manchester 9. Roy Cordu
manchester 10. Azure Meadow
bangkok 11. Arty Eightman
bangkok 12. Thunder Poultry
13. Snoop Fiddlefaddle
15. Joaquin Fiat
manchester 14. Manny Mills
16. Gottaby Bogus


that would leave us with 8 following players
for the american city and the 4 numbers:


losangeles 2. Robby The Rancher
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Taylor_Ranch)

3. Twofold Tucker
4. Diego Goalzalez
5. Smoggy Hills

lasvegas 6. Rocky Ravine
(5600 Rocky Ravine Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89131)

losangeles 13. Snoop Fiddlefaddle
(https://www.deezer.com/en/track/142339497)
/Daily survival tactics in LA
/Ain't got no time to fiddle, faddle

15. Joaquin Fiat

lasvegas 16. Gottaby Bogus
(Bogus Productions Inc., 8020 S Rainbow 100-407, Las Vegas NV 89139)

so two for loasangeles and two for lasvegas : (

leaves us with 4 players for the number(?):

3. Twofold Tucker
4. Diego Goalzalez
5. Smoggy Hills
15. Joaquin Fiat

: (

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By vintty_is_back - 31-03-2024 01:13

[FESP]

Johnny Cash - music and money, makes senseJohnny Cash - music and money, makes sense

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By vintty_is_back - 31-03-2024 01:15

[FESP]

So Joachin Phoenix tooSo Joachin Phoenix too

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By kabini - 31-03-2024 01:15

[RWRK]

OK its over .. [b]PLEASE NOTE: The correct guess was delivered by miguelvieira on 31-03-2024 00:57.[/b] congrats to @miguelvieira!! [img]https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/emojione/assets/png/1f44d.png?v=2.2.7[/img] [img]https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/emojione/assets/png/1f44f.png?v=2.2.7[/img]OK its over ..

PLEASE NOTE: The correct guess was delivered by miguelvieira on 31-03-2024 00:57.

congrats to @miguelvieira!!

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By vintty_is_back - 31-03-2024 01:23

[FESP]

well done miguel 👏well done miguel 👏

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By josegomez - 31-03-2024 03:36

[ᴄᴀsʟᴀ]
President

great! I still don´t know wich is the asian city san francisco is the american one (clues OMG daRush for gold rush, Robby the Rancher for the gay culture of the city, foggy hills and Thunder Poultry (fenix in the city flag) and manchester the europeangreat!

I still don´t know wich is the asian city

san francisco is the american one
(clues OMG daRush for gold rush, Robby the Rancher for the gay culture of the city, foggy hills and Thunder Poultry (fenix in the city flag)
and manchester the european

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By calicchio - 31-03-2024 04:00

bangkok_manchester_nashville_5824

josegomez wrote:

great!

I still don´t know wich is the asian city

san francisco is the american one
(clues OMG daRush for gold rush, Robby the Rancher for the gay culture of the city, foggy hills and Thunder Poultry (fenix in the city flag)
and manchester the european

bangkok_manchester_nashville_5824

Odg: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By rosi - 31-03-2024 04:37

[Juve]

[b]Hi folksBefore you brainstorm any more..pay attention on this: [color=green]PLEASE NOTE: The correct guess was delivered by miguelvieira on 31-03-2024 00:57[/color] below Guess button :) Thanks miguelvieira - Miguel Vieira and he's brainstorm team 🏒[/b]Hi folksBefore you brainstorm any more..pay attention on this:
PLEASE NOTE: The correct guess was delivered by miguelvieira on 31-03-2024 00:57
below Guess button :)
Thanks miguelvieira - Miguel Vieira
and he's brainstorm team 🏒

Odp: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By marcin_lejo - 31-03-2024 05:23

[PF]

Congrat..! 😀

miguelvieira wrote:

Nashville = City of Music.

The non clues were 4, 7, 13, 16 that multiplied gives 5824.

@josegomez last comment on #7 was crucial to solve it.

Congrat..! 😀

Sv: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By panboy - 31-03-2024 07:13

[LEGEND]

Way to go Miguel!Way to go Miguel!

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By bc-ad - 31-03-2024 09:13

[ENG]

Thank god !that was horrible, Like to see all the answers ? But we'll done Everyone and thanks again Miguel ! Nashville where did that come from ?Thank god !that was horrible,
Like to see all the answers ?
But we'll done Everyone and thanks again Miguel !
Nashville where did that come from ?

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By hooper14 - 31-03-2024 10:59

[ENG]
President

Top work MiguelTop work Miguel

Ce: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By carnoeva - 31-03-2024 13:31

[.BJK.]

congratulations Miguel and all who helped to find out...

miguelvieira wrote:

Got it!! bangkok_manchester_nashville_5824

congratulations Miguel and all who helped to find out...

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By charlesbee (NC) - 31-03-2024 14:11

[France]

Yes congrats Miguel, specially as the clues were subtly WRONG. I exposed two main hypotheses - simple and convenient for that game - lowest entropy - for the number key: - multiplication - concatenation of ascending order mod 9 [b]But the example was very [u]misleading[/u] if one was really precisely logical, proof:[/b] [b]4512[/b] = 2^5 x 3 x [b][color=red]47[/color][/b] and factorization of integers is unique (Euclide + Gauss). This is lucky that I did not have time to argue that in fact multiplication hypothesis should not be compatible with the sample given ! [b]@crew, next time please explain your clue based on a REAL example ! Hidden yes but real ! [/b] 😅Yes congrats Miguel, specially as the clues were subtly WRONG.

I exposed two main hypotheses - simple and convenient for that game - lowest entropy - for the number key:

- multiplication
- concatenation of ascending order mod 9

But the example was very misleading if one was really precisely logical, proof:

4512 = 2^5 x 3 x 47 and factorization of integers is unique (Euclide + Gauss).

This is lucky that I did not have time to argue that in fact multiplication hypothesis should not be compatible with the sample given !

@crew, next time please explain your clue based on a REAL example ! Hidden yes but real ! 😅

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By charef (FA) (NC) - 31-03-2024 14:47

[PV]

Well done guysWell done guys

Odp: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By marcin_lejo - 31-03-2024 15:42

[PF]

Chat GPT saw "Nashvil when I ask about music and money :)Chat GPT saw "Nashvil when I ask about music and money :)

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By fid - 31-03-2024 16:42

[DC]

I'd love to see the explanation which players were hints for Nashville and why :)I'd love to see the explanation which players were hints for Nashville and why :)

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By josegomez - 31-03-2024 16:55

[ᴄᴀsʟᴀ]
President

Robby (the rancher) is a belgian singer of country music. Has a record called Nashville. Rocky Ravine is for a rock band called Ravine , from Nashville Looks like all Nashville clues comes by the music side.

fid wrote:

I'd love to see the explanation which players were hints for Nashville and why :)

Robby (the rancher) is a belgian singer of country music. Has a record called Nashville.

Rocky Ravine is for a rock band called Ravine , from Nashville

Looks like all Nashville clues comes by the music side.

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By emperorcy (NC) - 31-03-2024 17:54

[ΚΟΠ]

Now i see that the Diego is reference to Marantona goal but with explain [b]"fake" header[/b]Now i see that the Diego is reference to Marantona goal but with explain "fake" header

Απ: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By onlyg5 - 31-03-2024 19:48

Bravo Miguel! Thnak you!Bravo Miguel! Thnak you!

Ri: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By pauler - 31-03-2024 21:03

BraviBravi

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By powdersnow (Crew) - 02-04-2024 12:52

[BFTF]

Congrats miguelvieira on solving the riddle! That means 40.000 Euro in Team Money will be handed out to everyone who has played at least one Clue Team challenge. I will reveal all the clues, but will wait until the event is over (on Thursday) since some people might still be working on solving the clues for themselves.Congrats miguelvieira on solving the riddle! That means 40.000 Euro in Team Money will be handed out to everyone who has played at least one Clue Team challenge.

I will reveal all the clues, but will wait until the event is over (on Thursday) since some people might still be working on solving the clues for themselves.

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By powdersnow (Crew) - 04-04-2024 12:18

[BFTF]

Here are the clues as promised. They were designed to be somewhat unsolvable via quick google searches and AI, which I have to tell you is somewhat of a challenge. Some however were in fact possible to crack with AI (for instance Thunder Poultry), which was also by design to give you guys a starting point. The numbers were added to reduce the amount of wild guesses, which could have solved the mystery quite fast given that an endless amount of tries were permitted. The clues were also designed with collaboration in mind, rather than to be solved by a single individual. [b]Nashville clues[/b] Azure Meadow – Refers to Bluegrass (azure=blue, meadow=grass), popular around these parts. Smoggy Hills – Nearby Smokey Mountains. Rocky Ravine – City is called The Gulch, which is a type of ravine with lots of rocks. Joaquin Fiat – This was a tricky one. I had a hunch you were going to interpret Joaquin as "joking". Ah... mind games, mind games. 😉 Johnny Cash died in Nashville and has a museum there. Fiat is another word for money ("Cash"). Joaquin Phoenix played Johnny Cash in the movie about him. [b]Manchester clues[/b] Guy Thorax – A play on words: Guy=Man, Thorax=Chest Roy Cordu – Corduroy is another word for Manchester fabric Manny Mills - Historically known for its role in the Industrial Revolution, with textile mills and factories once dominating the landscape. Robby The Rancher – Famous music venue The Hacienda (which can mean ranch), home to Joy Divison, Oasis and many others. Started by Rob Gretton. [b]Bangkok clues[/b] O. M. G. DaRush – Wat Arun, a famous temple known for its stunning riverside location and intricate architectural details. This was a difficult one, I admit. Arty Eightman – Thai boxing is known as the "Art of eight limbs". I was very impressed that someone got this! Twofold Tucker – Tuk Tuk, common sight in Bangkok. Thunder Poultry – A play on words: Thunder=Bang, Poultry=Cock [b]Fake clues[/b] 4. Diego Goalzalez 7. Whiskers McFish 13. Snoop Fiddlefaddle 16. Gottaby Bogus (I really hope there was a 30's gangster somewhere with this name) We hope you had fun collaborating to solve this challenge!Here are the clues as promised. They were designed to be somewhat unsolvable via quick google searches and AI, which I have to tell you is somewhat of a challenge. Some however were in fact possible to crack with AI (for instance Thunder Poultry), which was also by design to give you guys a starting point.

The numbers were added to reduce the amount of wild guesses, which could have solved the mystery quite fast given that an endless amount of tries were permitted. The clues were also designed with collaboration in mind, rather than to be solved by a single individual.

Nashville clues
Azure Meadow – Refers to Bluegrass (azure=blue, meadow=grass), popular around these parts.
Smoggy Hills – Nearby Smokey Mountains.
Rocky Ravine – City is called The Gulch, which is a type of ravine with lots of rocks.
Joaquin Fiat – This was a tricky one. I had a hunch you were going to interpret Joaquin as "joking". Ah... mind games, mind games. 😉 Johnny Cash died in Nashville and has a museum there. Fiat is another word for money ("Cash"). Joaquin Phoenix played Johnny Cash in the movie about him.

Manchester clues
Guy Thorax – A play on words: Guy=Man, Thorax=Chest
Roy Cordu – Corduroy is another word for Manchester fabric
Manny Mills - Historically known for its role in the Industrial Revolution, with textile mills and factories once dominating the landscape.
Robby The Rancher – Famous music venue The Hacienda (which can mean ranch), home to Joy Divison, Oasis and many others. Started by Rob Gretton.

Bangkok clues
O. M. G. DaRush – Wat Arun, a famous temple known for its stunning riverside location and intricate architectural details. This was a difficult one, I admit.
Arty Eightman – Thai boxing is known as the "Art of eight limbs". I was very impressed that someone got this!
Twofold Tucker – Tuk Tuk, common sight in Bangkok.
Thunder Poultry – A play on words: Thunder=Bang, Poultry=Cock

Fake clues
4. Diego Goalzalez
7. Whiskers McFish
13. Snoop Fiddlefaddle
16. Gottaby Bogus (I really hope there was a 30's gangster somewhere with this name)

We hope you had fun collaborating to solve this challenge!

Re: Anyone solved the easter riddle?

By ghost - 04-04-2024 20:30

[✪ FX ✪]

it's amazing how the same clues can also strongly point to other cities, such as these references to Chicago: -Twofold Tucker (Tucker 48 Sedan, manufactured there) -> see 4 8 as twofold also -Arty Eightman for 'Eight Men Out' (book/movie about 8 members of the Chicago White Sox) and -Snoop Fiddlefaddle for the Fiddlefaddle popcorn manufactured by ConAgra, a Chicago company. Anyways, it was tricky, it was fun.. good one on this game which is being boring from a football perspective, due to the horrible sim and bad decisions made in the last years.it's amazing how the same clues can also strongly point to other cities, such as these references to Chicago:
-Twofold Tucker (Tucker 48 Sedan, manufactured there) -> see 4 8 as twofold also
-Arty Eightman for 'Eight Men Out' (book/movie about 8 members of the Chicago White Sox) and
-Snoop Fiddlefaddle for the Fiddlefaddle popcorn manufactured by ConAgra, a Chicago company.

Anyways, it was tricky, it was fun.. good one on this game which is being boring from a football perspective, due to the horrible sim and bad decisions made in the last years.

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