Never Completed Game

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1. a
2. 3
3. f
4. 35
5. 8
6. fantastic
7. e1
8. 15
9. moon
10. infinity
11. colour
12. prime numbers
13. pi
14. 500500
15. 428
16. hidden
17. ramanujan
18. translation
19. feigenbaum
20. queen
21. wall street
22. millennium bug
23. relativity
24. antarctica
25. weleetka
26. 1867
27. justice
28. deadly sins
29. descartes
30. psychopath
31. ted bundy
32. world trade center

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news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15375875
github.com/TjiffTjoff
domainbigdata.com/nj/Fgfv5oLgD11SrHCfHWHWbQ
works.virgilthomson.org/works/view/265
nevercompletedgame.com/api/answer?get_message=1
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_II_of_Spain
wikiwand.com/en/Lagrangian_point#/L2
esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Herschel/L2_the_second_Lagrangian_Point
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_objects_at_Lagrangian_points
twitter.com/SFWRedditVideos

could the letters be referring to something and the numbers referring to something within that? like if they were the first letter of months and the numbers were days for example

hackerjews have joined the party
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CURRENT PUZZLE

D73 S04 P86 B07 S95

Does the game rate limit answers server-side? If not, dictionary attacks could work.

From the last thread, there's no consistent theme on wikipedia pages, so it's something obscure.

Doesn't look like coordinates either(pic related)

it's obviously a cipher

>Does the game rate limit answers server-side?
Yes

33 EUROPEAN UNION

expansion years of the EU

wow!

Wikiquote actually moved the quote to the talk page as it wasn't sourced.

On the off chance the Shakespeare googling isn't irrelevant, I found that Virgil Thomson did a Shakespeare Songs album: works.virgilthomson.org/works/view/265

But nothing related to the album seemed to be an answer

>Try You One Fear It Twice And You Like It

Maybe with the normally capitalised words too? Starts to become sorta coherent?

interesting ads are injected in the page nevercompletedgame.com/api/answer?get_message=1

>Try You Once Fear It Twice And You Like It

I tried actually doing that, you once, fear it twice, and then you like it but nothing.

Is that maybe a clue, the numbers of doing things? There is also the "three times" part.

that's just an ad that pops up on the bottom when you try a bunvh, it goes to in.betsson.com/welcome_bonus_casino/en/?from=osO7Hp7hv7jm6TgIUr0UCmNd7ZgqdRLk-ZWJldHMxMjM=&affcode=ebets123&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_source=10202587

I've been trying combinations of "you you you fear fear fear you like it" and stuff like that but nothing yet. The "twice" part might be the weird one

34 was horror movie

is it possible that you have to try the answer three times

lol, that's dumb, but i suppose it goes off Next question

> Edxwer Rgnvgy Resxc Iuhnm.

this works.

#35 is

Edxwer Rgnvgy Resxc Iuhnm

current is

> Edxwer Rgnvgy Resxc Iuhnm

Edxwer Rgnvgy Resxc Iuhnm.

lol

Can decipher to:

>Philps Served Spain Court

How?

It's off but there were kings of Spain named Phillip

or

>Exiled Doctor Denis Quack

Any popular pseudo-scientists named Denis?

quipquip.com gives a bunch of ideas

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_II_of_Spain

Phillip II had a lot of interesting people in his court apparently

Something to do with qwerty keyboards? Looks like the words make patterns (T X C O ?)

So this might be unrelated but does anyone knows something about A-1? Afaik it used random letters in a combination of 5 to produce words or something like that, and each word in the question has 5 letters too

Last group looks more like a C or a G than an O

Fuck me I don't know how to count

can you be more specific?

First group has 6 letters. No dice.

T (÷ or %) C C

As does the second for that matter. Twice as far out!

corpus christi

What if you draw this on an android keyboard? What does it come up with? (Don’t have an Android myself, sorry.)

What about lower/upper case greek letters?

nice

wtf why? this works

#36 now

L2:7
1,799,160,000,000 km
1,822,660,000,000 km

TXCC (facepalms)

The madman. Nice

HOW

How.

L2 is a Lagrangian point, which might make sense considering those distances. Are we supposed to see what's that far from L2?

wikiwand.com/en/Lagrangian_point#/L2

tx = texas
cc = corpus christi

Coordinates or distances?

>1,799,160,000,000 km

~12026 AU. Pretty fucking huge distance, even for L2.

...

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33 european union
34 horror movie
35 corpus christi

Two Crosses T X
and CC
Obviously corpus christi,
Did you all miss your Sunday School?

you are my hero

23,500,000,000 km is the difference. One of jupiter's moons is about that big.

So some asteroid or moon?

who tf is religious these days, esp. on Veeky Forums ?

the :7 part means something as well. What moon is that big? is it the "7th" moon?

How about multiplying them to get an area? surface of a star

seems about the right distance for voyager 2...

anyone who's visiting from Veeky Forums for one

Me but I dunno what religion and Corpus Christi have to do with that... Except Latin for body of Christ...

wait I forgot a set of zeros lol

unfortunately a couple orders of magnitude off :(

L2:7 could refer to Uranus, 7th planet? Venus doesn't have moons

What does that have to do with Venus?

What would the L2 indicate there?

L2:7 could be a proportion of lengths, two seventh

can someone explain 15?

the missing numbers in each set of 10

Some numbers to give perspective

1 AU (astronomical unit) is the distance between the earth and sun. 1,799,160,000,000 km is 12183 AU. This is outside the solar system, for example Pluto is located 39.5 astronomical units away from the sun.

More numbers:
1,799,160,000,000 km is 0.1901 light years
1,822,660,000,000 km is 0.1926 light years
Alpha centauri is 4.367 light years away

Possibly a coincidence, but 7 is the number of extra 0s at the end of both numbers - could indicate that we should ignore the absurd magnitude

It's the numbers that are missing from each counting sequence. 123_5678901_345678901234567_90

Between the nearest star and our own... but much fucking closer to us... but still out of our own system...

Like someone else above said, Voyager is the only thing I can think of.

Again, what would the L2 mean?

That might fit. Then they’re around the same location as L2 according to esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Herschel/L2_the_second_Lagrangian_Point (1.5mil km).

Might be onto something there.

>28
>picture of a drone
>deadly sins

WHAT?

This might be useful if anyone hasn’t found it on their own yet:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_objects_at_Lagrangian_points

they reduce as a ratio to 1914:1939

ive tried all of jupiters moons so you dont have to

it's world war

The earth moon ones seem like the most likely targets imo, they got by far the most attention on that page

I saw this on HN

"Zoom in, below left of the drone."

"so there are numbers backwards in the bottom left
take all numbers, substract 5, get
SEVENDANGER:

!!! winner

> Wourali mal cam sis.
> 1331471115165824910651

HOLY

Holy shit

ffs

World War 1 began in 1914, and World War 2 began in 1939