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body, covered, deeply forked, dorsal fin, bellied I Googled all of those together, but couldn't find any exact matches. Of course a lot about fish (dorsal fin). |
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You know, I think that we are just over analyzing this hint. If I remember correctly, once we find out the game, we have to reanalyze the hint again in order to find out what it meant, which usually ends up being a random fact of the game. (i.e. the GPS coordinates last year)
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In the background of the picture in the text i saw the word body and someone earlier said something about opah dealing with the number 4
This might mean that there needs to be a body with four somethings attached to it and these four "components" to pick something up |
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Round game piece, it may move on it's own (wriggle like a fish), and there will be light involved. -Vivek |
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the 34 degrees seems to be a consistant thing.
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yes, and the 2007 game hint was a picture directly from the game.
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The sites, and for that matter also the fish, are Australian. Perhaps there's a connection to "down under"... maybe the number of spots (like the dots on the fish) on the bottom of a game piece will tell us how many points it can score.
Maybe the deep water fish means we aren't allowed to touch the floor. |
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Not being allowed to touch the floor? I don't think the GDC would be that cruel...
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"It is currently being used as the first game hint for the 2009 FIRST Robotics Competition season"
this was added to the Opah page on wikipedia at 2:07, while this thread was started at 3:13. when was the hint posted not that this is at all relevant, I'm sure. and i could be making a mistake on the times, as well. |
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