I hope we get a solution after the fact, lol (i think i have a faint idea but dunno how to execute it, so...~)
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could you share the solution? i really didnt get this one
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wow, this was really beyond my knowledge
i tried bitwise ciphers but i couldn't find the pattern or logic behind it
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Hello SteamGifters,
Few days ago it was 2SolveMe 2nd anniversary, so to celebrate I decided to create a small challenging puzzle.
Actually I didn't create the cipher myself, my friend who isn't on SteamGifts did. He really loved TomasMacMordain cipher puzzles, so he decided to help me to create one similar for this special occasion.
Award: Victoria 3 (plus 5 other giveaways).
Because it's a challenging one, I will add hints as time passes.
Puzzle:
Puzzle Link
Hint 0: It's not proper cipher, I am sorry, just cipher like puzzle. You can look at the SG puzzle guide or past TomasMacMordain puzzles, it's in similar fashion.
Hint 1: Left side and right side have the same number of characters (including empty space), so the answer would have the same number of characters as "2Solve.Me"
Hint 2: "SeeSharp" is "wew{isrs"
Hint 3: Think in binary!
Hint 4: It's not a proper cipher, you cannot decode the solution back to the original string.
Hint 5: Why did the programmer go broke? -Because he lost his bitwise savings! ;)
Edit: Initial passed code had bad spacing (because markdown removed it for some reason), fixed
Answer: so~woomw
twchiu solved it first, and gave simples explanation so I will re-post it here:
C# Code:
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