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corrected a typo in the hint of Q2.
HINT: All tables of names are used the same way. first column 1 to X, second column X+1 to XX, etc ...
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New hints have been added on the ITH to make it easier. Hope it will help you a lot!
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Did you reset the page? If so you "Have a hint" crypted like the question!
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Finding the way it has been encrypted/encoded is part of the puzzle. If you follow the recommended steps on the ITH having ththe hint encoded the same way as the question is helpful because you'll just have to find how to pass from the encrypted message to the decrypted message. For example if you have transformed the names and obtain: 20-14-9-8 1 5-22-1-8 or tnih a evah (numbers and letters transformation as recommended) and you have to find have a hint it is relatively easy to see that the text has been reversed.
The hint definitely help to solve the encryption but it does not give the method used without an effort!
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You have to decipher the questions. To do this you have to first convert names as numbers/letters with the tables you can find on the wikipedia pages. Then you have to use a cipher to find the question. Q1 works a bit differently but you might easily figure it out.
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bump for out of ideas for question 4:p
edit: this one was tricky
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bump for another landmark visited and solved... nice idea for the puzzles!
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If you found Q1 you should have no problem to find how to translate into numbers/letters for the next questions. All you'll have to do after that is to find the method of encryption/encoding used. Also remember that you "HAVE A HINT" encoded the same way so you can take advantage of this knowing how worls phase 1.
I'll probably had some hints this week too.
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I don't understand q3
I have it solved, but I can't find the right way to put it in
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it works like others indeed but it's not the same as Q3!
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Am I wrong or in Q4 there are three exceeding characters at the end of the question? Even so the question is quite clear anyway.
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Welcome to my second puzzle for this event: Arc de Triomphe.
The Arc de Triomphe is a french monument to remember those who fought and died for France in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. You can have more information about this landmark HERE
Sit back and enjoy the tour of this remarkable landmark.
Entrance to the puzzle-tour is HERE
Note: Collect the passcodes from the 5 landmarks from this week to gain access to a train for week 4!
Schedule for complete event and access to weekly trains can be found HERE
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