Solving A Monday
Monday rides again. We’re back in the working world, heading steadily towards a future full of sleuthing possibilities, in games and stories alike. I hope everyone is getting on well. This week is brimming with potential, and we’ll just have to see what I can unleash. ^.^
I’ll start off light by congratulating the puzzle-players. It looks like you all solved the weekend puzzle in record time! Here’s a quick explanation:
10: 010100 001111 010100
(or)
1000: 24 17 24
(or)
10000: 14 0F 14
We’ve given you three options to determining the solution (this way you could check your answer.)
For the first one, “10” you need to use [ binary – to determine what the numbers equal. ] You can convert the numbers shown to [ 20, 15, 20 ] which can be translated to [ TOT ]
For the second possibility, “1000” you must use [ octal notation to convert the numbers. ] You’ll end up with the same three, [ 20, 15, 20 or TOT ]
The last selection, “10000” uses [ hexadecimal. ] Translate the characters once again into [ 20, 15, 20 ] and you’ll have solved all three.
[ TOT ] can also be expressed as [ Trail of the Twister ]
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Kudos to everyone! I’m out. ^.~
– Novel –
Dear Novel,
I was wondering if sometime HER would make an ND game set in Australia?
Serena