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tindleroot 05-01-2016 20:29

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Originally Posted by gegozi (Post 1516875)
They want to baffle us so they give us something as hard as this. :ahh: Thank you FIRST. :eek:

They want to baffle us by giving us something random and seeing how hard we make it and how hard we try to make connections to the only information we already know (Stronghold).

Sperkowsky 05-01-2016 21:42

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Frank said on Spotlight they are just random numbers.

orangemoore 05-01-2016 21:56

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Originally Posted by Sperkowsky (Post 1516936)
Frank said on Spotlight they are just random numbers.

He thinks they are. He isn't quite sure.

SpaceBiz 05-01-2016 22:07

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Originally Posted by gegozi (Post 1516910)
I think that some of the ideas in this forum are exaggerations, and we should remember everything that was given to us.
All we can confirm is that the teaser is a hint. We are not sure this number even has any significance.
I feel that they gave us this as a troll, but again, we do not know anything until kickoff, or we somehow decrypt the manual.
It could be a hint, this mystery is FIRST's mission to add to the ambiguity that is already existent.

I would like to see what Frank thinks about this discussion. It would be interesting to see an insiders view on our discussions as outsiders. I would like to see what we think about this discussion AFTER kickoff when we know the game and we are insiders...

I don't think that with 3 days and 12 hours left until kickoff that any of us think that we are going to confirm any type of game with a number that is virtually meaningless without already knowing the game. Even if you could confirm the game piece with some certainty, the advantage of this knowledge 3 days in advance is essentially worthless unless you are 100% certain. In the depths of our hearts, everyone who is reading this far into this thread knows this. No one takes the rumor mill that seriously before kickoff.

Like someone said before, this thread is a testament to how much the chief delphi community is excited for kickoff, and the season to follow. It is an outlet for the excitement of another great season of FIRST getting underway.

Plus, if you get even some of the hint right, you get some serious bragging rights come saturday.

Yoni Gootkin 06-01-2016 17:08

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This is what our team found out (quoting this thread: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...php?t=140959):
"
Ahh.... do you smell that? Yes, yes! Kickoff is closer than ever and everyone is preparing! Until then, everyone is busy hunting for clues to the game, and just like you, Tiger Team 2679 is on the issue!

Here are our findings:

on the 31.12 First tweeted the following tweet.
The obvious question rising is "What is that number (9328490238209) ??"
Here is our answer:
We noticed there is a sequence of palindromic numbers: 9280829 (9328490238209)
If we'll ignore these numbers, we are left with there numbers: 349230 (9328490238209)
A quick search and we find a Steam URL : http://store.steampowered.com/app/349230/
Interesting, right? We thought so as well. The game is called Stronghold Crusader 2: The Templar and The Duke. Also interesting. Is this a coincidence? Is this related to the manual password? Did North Korea really detonate a hydrogen bomb? To answer all those questions we (team 2679) need you help, wonderful community! We'll be happy to see what you think in the replies below!
Don't forget to like our facebook page!
"

enjoy

ctt956 06-01-2016 18:09

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Originally Posted by Yoni Gootkin (Post 1517254)
This is what our team found out (quoting this thread: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...php?t=140959):
"
Ahh.... do you smell that? Yes, yes! Kickoff is closer than ever and everyone is preparing! Until then, everyone is busy hunting for clues to the game, and just like you, Tiger Team 2679 is on the issue!

Here are our findings:

on the 31.12 First tweeted the following tweet.
The obvious question rising is "What is that number (9328490238209) ??"
Here is our answer:
We noticed there is a sequence of palindromic numbers: 9280829 (9328490238209)
If we'll ignore these numbers, we are left with there numbers: 349230 (9328490238209)
A quick search and we find a Steam URL : http://store.steampowered.com/app/349230/
Interesting, right? We thought so as well. The game is called Stronghold Crusader 2: The Templar and The Duke. Also interesting. Is this a coincidence? Is this related to the manual password? Did North Korea really detonate a hydrogen bomb? To answer all those questions we (team 2679) need you help, wonderful community! We'll be happy to see what you think in the replies below!
Don't forget to like our facebook page!
"

enjoy

After looking through the screenshots on that Steam page, I noticed that there are red and blue "sides", with red and blue flags and castles. I think that would be too much of a coincidence, though maybe not since they weren't in that order. I guess they were scrambled and other numbers added?

maxnz 06-01-2016 20:03

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Originally Posted by ctt956 (Post 1517268)
After looking through the screenshots on that Steam page, I noticed that there are red and blue "sides", with red and blue flags and castles. I think that would be too much of a coincidence, though maybe not since they weren't in that order. I guess they were scrambled and other numbers added?

Actually, they are in the right order: 9328490238209

Lord Basket 06-01-2016 23:13

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Doing a search of 9328490238209 led me to this website: http://world-en.openfoodfacts.org/product/9328490238209. The website gives the nutrition facts for an item with the barcode 9328490238209. The nutrition facts are very incomplete. In fact, there is only one piece of information given: 100 g / 100 mL. What substance weighs one gram per milliliter? Water. I think you guys can connect the dots from here.

Sperkowsky 06-01-2016 23:32

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Originally Posted by maxnz (Post 1517340)
Actually, they are in the right order: 9328490238209

Woah I still think it's a coincidence but a very cool one.

magnets 07-01-2016 00:29

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Originally Posted by Lord Basket (Post 1517409)
Doing a search of 9328490238209 led me to this website: http://world-en.openfoodfacts.org/product/9328490238209. The website gives the nutrition facts for an item with the barcode 9328490238209. The nutrition facts are very incomplete. In fact, there is only one piece of information given: 100 g / 100 mL. What substance weighs one gram per milliliter? Water. I think you guys can connect the dots from here.

I think it was probably added by a FIRST person, as the number in question is not a valid barcode. Barcodes have an extra digit that serves to verify that the scanner read everything right, and this barcode has the wrong check digit.

GeeTwo 07-01-2016 01:31

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Originally Posted by Lord Basket (Post 1517409)
Doing a search of 9328490238209 led me to this website: http://world-en.openfoodfacts.org/product/9328490238209. The website gives the nutrition facts for an item with the barcode 9328490238209. The nutrition facts are very incomplete. In fact, there is only one piece of information given: 100 g / 100 mL. What substance weighs one gram per milliliter? Water. I think you guys can connect the dots from here.

Even if it's real, many food and drink items have a specific gravity close to 1.00. (Everything from apples to very small rocks!) Nothing to see here.

mrnoble 07-01-2016 01:38

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Originally Posted by magnets (Post 1517432)
I think it was probably added by a FIRST person, as the number in question is not a valid barcode. Barcodes have an extra digit that serves to verify that the scanner read everything right, and this barcode has the wrong check digit.

Are we leaving Easter eggs for each other now? How fun!

euhlmann 07-01-2016 08:46

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Originally Posted by GeeTwo (Post 1517447)
Even if it's real, many food and drink items have a specific gravity close to 1.00. (Everything from apples to very small rocks!) Nothing to see here.

It's usually because they contain a large percentage of water though.

The steam game looks interesting though. Lucky coincidence?

orangemoore 07-01-2016 09:09

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Originally Posted by euhlmann (Post 1517482)
It's usually because they contain a large percentage of water though.

The steam game looks interesting though. Lucky coincidence?

It is the amazing ability of CD to make connections that seemingly fit the game before kickoff.

JoshWilson 07-01-2016 09:15

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Originally Posted by Lord Basket (Post 1517409)
Doing a search of 9328490238209 led me to this website: http://world-en.openfoodfacts.org/product/9328490238209. The website gives the nutrition facts for an item with the barcode 9328490238209. The nutrition facts are very incomplete. In fact, there is only one piece of information given: 100 g / 100 mL. What substance weighs one gram per milliliter? Water. I think you guys can connect the dots from here.

What? How did I not find that when I checked a barcode database a few days ago?


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