Now, on to puzzle two...
Btw, I first thought this was a spam thread, but quickly discovered it was something much more amazing. Great idea and thanks for being kind enough to give these away!







Heatran5400 wrote:I want to solve these puzzles but, alas, I am not smart enough. So I want to buy a e-shop card, I try looking online and I can't seem to find any stores that sell them. I remember Walmart being one and when I look it up there are no results.
So would anyone be so kind and tell me where to buy them. I live in Illinois if this makes a difference.
I think Popple won.


J0RdAnN wrote:"Be sure to drink your Ovaltine!"
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Eternal Rain wrote:Okay I'm stumped. I have no idea what I'm doing here. I tried to count out the alphabet while doing this, and all I got was like "Gsv" on the first word, and something odd on the second. I tried counting keys on my keyboard from left to right and right to left and got nothing that spelled out proper words.
Yeah I've got no idea... darn, I really wanted to win a card too.

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Heatran5400 wrote:So I can get them at gamestop?
I want a wii u eshop card. So does the 3ds one work on the wii U? Or do I have to buy a card that requires both 3ds and wii u or just wii u eshop card?



J0RdAnN wrote:Eternal Rain wrote:Okay I'm stumped. I have no idea what I'm doing here. I tried to count out the alphabet while doing this, and all I got was like "Gsv" on the first word, and something odd on the second. I tried counting keys on my keyboard from left to right and right to left and got nothing that spelled out proper words.
Yeah I've got no idea... darn, I really wanted to win a card too.
Popple already won but I'll be your cipherA=26
Also I've seen eShop cards at Best Buy, Target, and several other Big Box retailers in my area. They are all orange now the red 3DS ones are now apparently out of print.
DelightfullyDreadful wrote:Wonderful, Popple! I'll be sending you a private message with your eShop card code shortly.![]()
And to the others, allow me to explain how to decipher the second puzzle. I decided to go with letter substitution this time, because, at first glance, they seem impossible to solve. However, the trick is to start with the smallest words in the cipher first. In the puzzle we have the words so is used, There aren't very many words in the English language that only use two letters, so once we've figured out that JK actually translates to SO, we know have a key for 2 letters. The word too (VKK) is also used, and because, at this point, we know that K translates to O, we can assume that V translates to T because I can't think of another word that ends with double O's!
After that it's a matter of filling in the blanks with what you know to help figure out the remainder of the cipher.
And to answer a few questions. I bought these cards at GameStop, and they work for the eShop on the 3DS and on the Wii U. As for the Miiverse puzzles, I'm not sure how I'm going to set that one up. It's rather difficult to create a puzzle with under 100 characters, and also have room for an explanation. I may just end up doing it here on GoNintendo! Keep your eyes peeled!



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