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The questions need to accept more alternate phrasings. I spent at least five minutes feeding alternate phrasings and spellings to 3 until it accepted one. They
by drz 12y ago
The questions need to accept more alternate phrasings.
I spent at least five minutes feeding alternate phrasings and spellings to 3 until it accepted one. They were all semantically/informationally equivalent. They would all have been accepted by, say, a fair pub quiz judge.
- anmonteiro90 12y agoI'm feeling so dumb right now; I've tried so many Caesar's Cypher combinations for problem 3 and can't seem to find the right answer. Tips?
- drz 12y agoThere are only 25 possible settings for a Caesarean cipher. You may be thinking of a substitution cipher, but the clue indicates a Caesarian cipher, as you correctly figured out. The problem is probably that you're feeding a correct answer in a phrasing that the system will not accept.
- wiml 12y agoYou could bruteforce all 25 possible keys ... but the key is right next to the Caesar cipher clue.
- avp42 12y agoCan you send an email to help@avp42.com with some examples of alternate phrasings (to avoid spoilers)?