I think there is something wrong with the chess puzzle. There is no way you can win that in one move if you are white.
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The old chess image could still have been solved in one move, lol.
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So I decided to make a puzzle as part of Mew's 3000 milestone event! It's my first puzzle, but I've played quite a few on here so I hope I've done a decent job.
The puzzle is a mix of codes, facts, riddles and cool stuff, and there is of course a giveaway at the end! Not a huge one, but it's a recentish non-bundle game which sounds pretty fun. No CV requirement. You have until midnight GMT, Saturday. Timer
Good luck and have fun!
http://www.itstoohard.com/puzzle/lHi2M9SR
There was a mistake in Q6. Correct image may be found here
(thankyou CthuluIsSpy/TheDangerousMabry for pointing this out!)
Q10: Include the very last key you would enter to submit the code.
Solutions:
Q1: As google can tell you, it's talking about the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe and Everything, from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. The answer to the ultimate question is 42.
Q2: The upper and lower case letters correspond to dashes and dots in morse code. The dots just break up the stream of symbols into the code for each letter. Decoding gives YOUSOLVEDTHEMORSECODE.
Q3: Use your awesome 3D vision powers, or just wait for the hint and google their names. Aeroplane/airplane.
Q4: A teapot, of course. Sips beverage britishly
Q5: The letter e. I modified the wording to make it a little less googleable, but you can still easily find or solve this one.
Q6: The solution to the original image is moving the pawn to c4. Unfortunately I typod this to "c3", which is the solution to the replacement image I put up.
Q7: It's the Vigenere cipher, and decoding with "vigenere" as the key gives LASTCODEQUESTIONIPROMISE.
Q8: You can image search or google the description. It's the beautiful Huaca de la Luna in Peru.
Q9: A slightly harder google gives Mireya Moscoso, who was the president of Panama from 1999 to 2004.
Q10: A classic question, it's the Konami Code: up up down down left right left right b a (start)
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