Cryptos

[Kuang]

The lack of punctiation there made me wonder too. I'm having real trouble linking those letter to anything that's happened so far in the adventure.

[ender]

The lack of punctiation there made me wonder too. I'm having real trouble linking those letter to anything that's happened so far in the adventure.

Can the first word begins by unm like unmixed

and if I had follow L.M.D's C is for F.M.D's C (Felix marie delastelle's cipher????) but how can we go from L.M.D. to F.M.D.?????

[Kuang]

I think that was a mistake, which cryptos fixed.

[ender]

oh! I thought it was impossible!

[Cunn]

Yes, I think the lack of punctuation definitely means something. Cryptos warned us about the punctuation. So we should have to find two words, one starting with UNM and the other with A. But no use at all, so far. Nothing in the game seems to relate to that, nothing about riddles either... have no idea

[Kuang]

Two words assumes it's a four square cipher - the Bifid generally uses one key (although it can use two in some variants). Delastelle seems to have been equally famous for both.

[Cunn]

Yes, that's what I meant in a previous post this morning. I think it's either bifid or four-square, and we will only know it when we understand what UNM.A stands for. Then we will know if it directly gives us two keywords (four-square) or if it relates to one new word (bifid). But the whole damn issue is about cracking UNM.A

[ender]

Yes, that's what I meant in a previous post this morning. I think it's either bifid or four-square, and we will only know it when we understand what UNM.A stands for. Then we will know if it directly gives us two keywords (four-square) or if it relates to one new word (bifid). But the whole damn issue is about cracking UNM.A

I agree completly with you

[Cunn]

Back from lunch and ready for the challenge. Anybody got any improvement for UNM.A.?

[espavo]

espavo

i was thinking, if the felix guy is french, maybe unm.a. is splitted into un and m.a., in which un stands for a and then you still need to find out m.a. , but don't think that's the case though...

[Cunn]

i was thinking, if the felix guy is french, maybe unm.a. is splitted into un and m.a., in which un stands for a and then you still need to find out m.a. , but don't think that's the case though...

I don't speak french and will be difficult for me to get anything clear from that, but I think we can not refuse any idea at this point. Brain storming may lead us to the final clue, anything may be possible

[ender]

i was thinking, if the felix guy is french, maybe unm.a. is splitted into un and m.a., in which un stands for a and then you still need to find out m.a. , but don't think that's the case though...

I'm french I can help! but there is no word that begins with unm in french and maybe you're right when you say: 'un' is for 'a' cos if we look very closely perhap's we can see a little space between un and m.

[espavo]

exactly...but i have no idea what m.a. could mean. maybe m stands for mot?

[espavo]

and because there is no punctuation between un we can suggest that un is a word rather than an abreviation.

[Kuang]

Just a thought - doesn't foursquare require the ciphertext to be an even number of characters long? This one is 65, which would suggest bifid or trifid, and therefore a single key.