Your english is very poor, I can understand why people do not think you are fully english. If you wish for people to understand you perfectly, try making things more easy to undersand rather than using what you usually do.Originally Posted by eiko guy
I'll figure it out later...
ok i'll speak like i wasnt born black
well the answer is seen and heard and a hint would be it's something that's in the game that you can't use
Fat kids are harder to Kidnap.
that doesn't make sense then eiko guy, how can you lose when you can't even use it in the first place?
That line has no purpose?? If you can't use it anyway you can't lose the game as it's not part of it to help you lose.
I'll figure it out later...
You can't use Mene, yet you can hear and see him and can't start Chocobo Hot and Cold without him. It does make sense, but could mean a lot of things.
since this is confusing the best riddle makers i'll tell you the answer is poly
I'm here for a while but I'm not really used poly is there for the beginnig but not useful so why use it
I'm the best or the worst, depends on your perception its a good one to the crowd cuz it looks cool but you pesieve it as sucky cuz it does zero dmg
I'm used through the entire game but in a different formpoly is used in the polygon form for the rest of the game and you always see it
without me you lose
without he polygons used to make the characters you cant see anything or do anything so you lose(you never start)you cant use the polygons cuz they are just there you cant goto polygons and select use now can you
oh yeah anybody can go now
Fat kids are harder to Kidnap.
well thats a strange one. polygons and the spell poly have nothing to do with each other apart from the fact that they sound similar.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vr3x_RRJdd4
...*holds up free hugs sign.*
That riddle was very misleading... I understand it now, but it wasn't very well written. Oh well =\
Thank you Hysterian!
polygons as i stated was only a hint to get you to think about the answer and it was written to mislead that's why it's a riddle
Fat kids are harder to Kidnap.
no, a riddle is created to challenge the mind with truth, misleading has nothing to do with it. It all depends on the thinking of other people. If a word in a riddle has nothing to do with the answer then it has no relevance to the riddle whatsoever. Yet if it was a metaphor or in connection to the answer in a very small form, it has relevance, therefore doesn't mislead unless thought of in a different way.
Riddle Definition:
A question or statement requiring thought to answer or understand
I'll figure it out later...
yes and leaing someone away from the answer is what makes the riddle good let me phrase it like this the farther you can keep the guesser away from the answer, the harder the riddle will be which in turn makes it a good riddle as long as the riddle in the beggining to end will lead them to the answer
Fat kids are harder to Kidnap.
Nothing wrong with tricking the brain, but pure misleading is kind of weird. Or I could put "asdkjsalsjfkaf" as a riddle and have the answer be "yellow". Anyway.
Shall we continue with PQ's riddle?
Hooray! A Disciple's Board!
Hmmm... I guess this has nothing to do with it?
Last edited by Rantz; 07-01-2006 at 09:26 AM.
There's a difference between putting a connection, and then putting something that hasn't got a connection to make a connection. It has to be a set path on which the answer will be found. Confusing the solver is fine, but completely throwing something that isn't related isn't.
End of.
PQ's Riddle
Hooray! A Disciple's Board!
Is there an anagram in there somewhere PQ?
I'll figure it out later...
No anagrams. I'm far too lazy to do things like that.
Ooh wow Rantzien, cool as that is, it has nothing at all to do with the riddle.
I like Eiko's first 2 lines though. They were good.
Hmm, ok. Well...
The question here is whether there is some trickery that you're supposed to figure out before trying to solve it, like an anagram (but not just that), or if it's just a pure analyze and solve riddle. I'll go for the latter to begin with
Hooray! - A proclamation of happiness, cheerfulness or celebration? I'll leave this be for the time being.
Disciple (according to dictionary.com) (irrelevant(?) parts excluded):
- One who embraces and assists in spreading the teachings of another.
- An active adherent, as of a movement or philosophy.
- One of the original followers of Jesus.
- A member of the Disciples of Christ.
Board (according to dictionary.com) (irrelevant(?) parts excluded):
- A long flat slab of sawed lumber; a plank.
- A flat piece of wood or similarly rigid material adapted for a special use.
- A flat surface on which a game is played.
- The hard cover of a book.
- A table, especially one set for serving food.
- Food or meals considered as a whole: board and lodging.
- A table at which official meetings are held; a council table.
- An organized body of administrators or investigators: a board of trustees; a board of directors.
- An electrical-equipment panel.
The bolded lines are those I find most likely.
Let's say disciple is one of the original followers of christ. What are their names? (thanks Wikipedia ^^)
Simon, called Peter
Andrew
James
John - John Fruitbringer from Conde Petie?
Philip - Phillipo, kid from Lindblum?
Bartholomew
Thomas - Thomas from Lindblum? Thomas Goldpiler from Conde Petie? Tom, kid from Alexandria?
James
Matthew - Matthew Watchman from Conde Petie?
Simon
Judas
Thaddaeus
Umm... I feel like I have to finish this off somehow, I don't know if I'm even going in the right direction here. But I think that one of the disciples' namesakes might be a key to get to the answer.
*sneaks away*
Edit: Oh, a disciple could of course be symbolic too, as in "one of the followers of Zidane"
Bumfish. I need to edit my riddle.
Hooray! A Soul of Turkey's Board!
Sorry bout that....That's probably given a pretty big hint in haha
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