On the Subject of Forgetting Everything
I’m not sure what this is, and at this point I’m too afraid to ask.
- Take the whole dial values for Stage 1. This stage is counted as a valid stage.
- For every other stage:
Determine it’s color.
- If 3 unique colors are shown, the stage color is the color that is not shown.
- Otherwise, the stage color is the color that appeared at least 2 times.
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Determine if the stage is valid.
- If both numbers in the nixie tubes are on the dials, this stage is valid when presented on the module.
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Once the module is ready to be solved, sort the stages in ascending order and go through them one by one.
- If the last two stages are both valid, this stage is invalid.
- If the last two stages are both invalid, this stage is valid.
- Otherwise, if the stage is valid when presented on the module, this stage is valid.
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Take the dial value.
- Take the dial with position (last digit of the stage number, 0=10)
Solving the module
- For every valid stage, use the table below to determine what operation to use to modify your solution.
- You should only modify the desinated dial position for each valid stage.
- Replace the number at the dial position with your answer.
Colour | Red | Yellow | Green | Blue |
Operation | Answer = Previous + Current |
Answer = Previous - Current |
Answer = Previous + Current + 5 |
Answer = Current - Previous |
- Previous means the current dial solution number. Current means the current stage dial number.