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Game 2: Puzzle 11

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Game 2: Puzzle 11 discussion

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I’ve arrived safely.

You realize you’re not done yet, right?

But it all looks a bit more interesting…

Congratulations, southwest. Hope we gave you a run for your money? Sorry we had other things to do this weekend and didn’t pursue the final puzzles.

We intend to do that now.

One point of clarification the image for puzzle 11 - should it be a perfect square? because on our printer it isn’t… our strategy depends on the answer, cowpattybill

I created it so I seriously doubt it is perfectly square.

We’ve found three other images and we think we have a link between the four images, but uncertain where to go next. Any nudges or hints from anyone?

“I created it so I seriously doubt it is perfectly square.”

so, no origami, then?

I think I know the phrase you’re referring to, I thought I had spotted it earlier, and I got the connection with some words in the text (I assume you have a log of attempted answers, so you’ll see the sort of thing I was typing in earlier today).

It wasn’t getting me to an answer though, but now I know I was on the right track I’ll pursue it further.

OK, got it.

Once again stuck at the last hurdle.
I know the who and the what but not the answer.

Is it a quote of the who or an element of the what?

Or. Do i need to ‘apply’ an element of the what to the puzzle pic?

btw. its like visiting an old friend.

#11

I was afraid you’d say that.

This puzzle contains a shortcut.

Really?

I may have found it.

Is it a reference to a previous puzzle?

If you figured out the reference that you should have, perhaps try doing something from there to the message.

If you haven’t got the right reference, there are some additional clues, did you notice the filename of the image?

BTW, do you like the Simpsons? I love the one when Marge goes to prison, her cell mates are quite interesting…

I tried to do something with the reference that was similar to what had been done before but no luck.

The filename of the image suggested a method, which by extension should lead to more pictures but no luck.

Found two cellmates and while they’re sort of interesting, the only connection I found were their initials.

The Simpsons reference is a bit difficult unless you specifically remember the episode. The connection is between one of the prisoners and the reference hinted at in the puzzle.

This one is either very easy or very hard depending on your familiarity with the puzzle reference.

So, I’m not sure I have the right guidelines to decode the message. No matter which way I try its not making any sense….

But very cool nonetheless. Let’s not forget that.

This is my second favorite puzzle. Mostly just for the simplicity of it.

Don’t worry. By the time you get to the back you should figure it out, then you’ll be a sheep in our fold.

Finding the episode and watching it was faster than anything I was trying. Although the answer made me MAD at my inability to see the method beforehand, it’s still nice to move forward.

I feel like the only one that knows exactly what I need to do but can’t seem to get it to work.

Going to try reprinting as its not completely centered on my page which could be an issue maybe.

I did it without printing. If you know what you are doing it should be pretty obvious. Maybe you’re thinking too big.

I guess the obvious isn’t very obvious to me.

To solve this puzzle you either need some mad fold-in skills or a wicked sweet ruler.

I might have to attempt the ruler method, because my MAD skills are just leaving me with a mangled piece of paper.

Think smaller, just like the note your methods may be unjustified…

Anybody still left?

I was back at school last week and didn’t have any time for the computer. I finally beat jack - UGH!

But now I’ve been folding like mad and can’t get anything to line up.

Any last hints?

You sound like you are on track. See #29.

I know some folks saw it right away but when things come together for you, keep in mind it’s more of a pass-phrase than pass-word.

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