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senbonzakura (OP)
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February 19, 2012, 07:34:32 AM |
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I can't seem to 'cash out.' After completing all the puzzles and entering my bitcoin address and clicking the button, the game just hangs and stops responding. I'm doing this in a Virtualbox Win 7 VM, so might that be the problem?
the bitcoin client crashed, so i just restarted it now. you maybe forgot to include the " " quotation marks(which makes the client stop working) when entering a btc address ? also click once on "send btc" button and wait few moments & unblock firewall (if it blocks it) Oh, we had to include quotation marks?  That might have caused the problem. Sorry! EDIT: Did not see the "don't forget to include quotation marks!" *knocks head against table  thats why i gave the example in RED in the last section of the game ( you were in a hurry to win some btc?  ) |
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bravetheheat
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February 19, 2012, 07:36:59 AM |
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Anyway, thanks  Received 0.05 BTC from PM-ing the answer to the last question, and received another 0.05 BTC for winning the game. |
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Liam W
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February 19, 2012, 10:29:48 AM |
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oh ok , I dont know if at 14 they teach Pythagoras' Theorem (P1), that's a clue too for what P2 is about when you complete the game pm me with the number you used to unlock (you will see the unlock button), so you can get extra 0.05 BTC [so total you will have 0.10] Well, I know about Pythagoras Theorem, but that didn't help. Do you need to work out the length of M? |
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senbonzakura (OP)
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February 19, 2012, 04:00:25 PM |
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oh ok , I dont know if at 14 they teach Pythagoras' Theorem (P1), that's a clue too for what P2 is about when you complete the game pm me with the number you used to unlock (you will see the unlock button), so you can get extra 0.05 BTC [so total you will have 0.10] Well, I know about Pythagoras Theorem, but that didn't help. Do you need to work out the length of M? well I cant get any clearer than that, pythagoras theorem is the key for P1. |
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senbonzakura (OP)
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February 19, 2012, 04:06:41 PM |
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0.5435 BTC remaining
12 x winners so far, 0.60 btc total sent out
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Liam W
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February 19, 2012, 04:53:52 PM |
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oh ok , I dont know if at 14 they teach Pythagoras' Theorem (P1), that's a clue too for what P2 is about when you complete the game pm me with the number you used to unlock (you will see the unlock button), so you can get extra 0.05 BTC [so total you will have 0.10] Well, I know about Pythagoras Theorem, but that didn't help. Do you need to work out the length of M? well I cant get any clearer than that, pythagoras theorem is the key for P1. Hmmm. Part 2 then - what is that.... Circle. Triangle. Pythagoras Thorem..... |
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senbonzakura (OP)
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February 19, 2012, 04:58:23 PM |
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in stage 3
P1 is the triangle(which you use pythagoras), P2 is the Circle(which you use something else to figure it out, it gives you radius that is clue), P3 will show you some info after you submit the correct answers for P1 & P2 (needed to unlock in "Give and ye shall receive").
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you need to hurry ! 0.4425 BTC remains , just few minutes ago 2 people won.
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Liam W
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February 19, 2012, 05:13:07 PM |
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in stage 3
P1 is the triangle(which you use pythagoras), P2 is the Circle(which you use something else to figure it out, it gives you radius that is clue), P3 will show you some info after you submit the correct answers for P1 & P2 (needed to unlock in "Give and ye shall receive").
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you need to hurry ! 0.4425 BTC remains , just few minutes ago 2 people won.
You wont believe how annoying this is. I am 99% certain that I know what p1 is, but p2 is anyone's guess  |
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senbonzakura (OP)
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February 19, 2012, 05:28:29 PM
Last edit: February 19, 2012, 06:02:20 PM by senbonzakura |
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future versions of the game will only get harder ! 0.392 btc remaining |
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Liam W
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February 19, 2012, 05:42:03 PM
Last edit: February 19, 2012, 06:06:21 PM by liamwli |
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future versions of the game will only get harder ! DONE IT!!!!!!!! |
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Liam W
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February 19, 2012, 05:48:06 PM |
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Now i'm stuck on the end part |
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Liam W
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February 19, 2012, 06:01:33 PM |
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Now i'm stuck on the end part pm sent Reply sent |
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Liam W
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February 19, 2012, 06:03:07 PM |
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DONE IT! ENTERING ADDRESS NOW!
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senbonzakura (OP)
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February 19, 2012, 06:20:58 PM
Last edit: February 19, 2012, 06:58:52 PM by senbonzakura |
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DONE IT! ENTERING ADDRESS NOW!
excellent 0.2405 btc remaining 18x Winners , 0.90 btc sent |
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senbonzakura (OP)
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February 20, 2012, 05:04:05 PM |
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25x winners Game Over 1.25 btc total sent out thanks everyone for playing the game & feedback. BitcoinD/Wallet offline until version 2
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hongus
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February 20, 2012, 06:41:30 PM |
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so what was the answer to p2?
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senbonzakura (OP)
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February 20, 2012, 06:50:04 PM |
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so what was the answer to p2?
Nice! I am very curious what were the right answers for part3? P1 , find M using Pythagoras' Theorem , answer = 5 P2 , pi(2 x R) , circumference , answer 70.336 P3 , "give and ye shall receive" answer = 35168 (multiply and abhor the period, and ye shall claim the treasure ! ) I'll try to make the next puzzle harder, with higher BTC prize (in version 2)  |
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th3.r00t
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February 20, 2012, 07:12:27 PM |
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I enjoyed playing v1.0 I surely will do my my best, when the v2.0 comes out! |
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drakahn
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February 20, 2012, 07:23:36 PM |
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-.- i thought it would be something like that, wasn't the radius 11.2?
pi * (2 * 11.2) = 70.371675440411
70.336 would be a radius of 11.1943221 or a pi of exactly 3.14, both of which are wrong
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senbonzakura (OP)
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February 20, 2012, 07:38:47 PM |
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-.- i thought it would be something like that, wasn't the radius 11.2?
pi * (2 * 11.2) = 70.371675440411
70.336 would be a radius of 11.1943221 or a pi of exactly 3.14, both of which are wrong
3.14 x (2 x 11.20) 3.14 x 22.40 = 70.336 |
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