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  • AOD_ELEMENT
    FFR Player
    • Jan 2007
    • 1672

    #76
    Re: Omnipwn Tournament (200,000 Credit Grand Prize)

    ok rubix we talk a lot on aim so i wanna be in ur tournament good luck to everyone

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    • MrRubix
      FFR Player
      • Jul 2026
      • 8340

      #77
      Re: Omnipwn Tournament (200,000 Credit Grand Prize)

      If it happens to be a speed round, yes. I'll post ahead of time what kind of round it will be.
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0es0Mip1jWY

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      • Kekeb
        davai
        • Dec 2006
        • 2765

        #78
        Re: Omnipwn Tournament (200,000 Credit Grand Prize)

        Originally posted by MrRubix
        If it happens to be a speed round, yes. I'll post ahead of time what kind of round it will be.
        Ok, very good ;D.

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        • gnr61
          FFR Simfile Author
          FFR Simfile Author
          • Oct 2005
          • 7251

          #79
          Re: Omnipwn Tournament (100,000 Credit Grand Prize)

          awww what happened to the HUGE prize? :P
          squirrel--it's whats for dinner.

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          • Chaz[Havoc]
            FFR Player
            • Dec 2006
            • 3

            #80
            Re: Omnipwn Tournament (100,000 Credit Grand Prize)

            I'm in.

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            • EnR
              Massive flaming dildos.
              FFR Simfile Author
              • Jul 2007
              • 8431

              #81
              Re: Omnipwn Tournament (100,000 Credit Grand Prize)

              K what happend to the 100,000 donation from the other guy, and why is it back to 100,000
              sigpic

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              • MrRubix
                FFR Player
                • Jul 2026
                • 8340

                #82
                Re: Omnipwn Tournament (100,000 Credit Grand Prize)

                Greetings, test subject 15837. We'd like to congratulate you for your accomplishments with our new Portal technology. However, our experiments with spacetime have resulted in some unsatisfactory side-effects. It would seem that reality itself is changing, and we do not know what to make of it. As a result we are attempting to analyze reality by figuring out what it is. Our scientists are working hard to find the ultimate solution, but we require your assistance. Please figure out how to extract the relevant solutions from the data sent to you below. If you are successful, there will be a party held in your honor, and there will be cake.


                Challenge #1:
                "Reality has a funny way of looking completely different when we look into the mirror. But for some things, we see no difference, and this is our only solace that what we see is real."

                WKIGFR|HYWITR
                ZATVPN|PQXPAI
                TRESDM|MYUBFD
                FNNSTW|NFSOLW
                UETDXS|PLJUEK
                AJGKVY|CVRYHV
                EBSEYG|BGTIOE
                SXCNWS|URNGDJ


                Challenge #2:
                "If rain never fell, clouds would confuse us."
                Clouds: &&&^ ^^^!!&&&# *@@ @@#$$$#^^^%##^^^

                Challenge #3:
                The position function of A is t^8. The acceleration of B is twice that of A's. Furthermore, .5t^14 is the absounce of C.
                When t=0.000000000321181, what is the numerical answer you get when you add the pop of A plus the jerk of B plus the drop of C, minus 0.0000054?

                Challenge #4:
                "What does time look like, anyway?"

                5:05:15
                12:15:15
                5:05:15
                10:10:10
                5:05:15
                7:22:22

                Challenge #5:
                "We once had a team of Chinese scientists working on this project. They discovered that a certain combination of elements proved useful for Portal manifestation. The molecule itself was enough to sustain the energy levels required for stable spacetime tearing. However, we believe this molecule has contributed to the problems of our current situation. The molecule is created from a combination of erbium, sulfur, hydrogen, iodine, yttrium, and another atom of iodine bonded at the end. We currently lack the record which describes the way we write this molecule, but it is assumed to be by standard convention. However, to these particular scientists, the name meant something much simpler, but unfortunately we also lack the relevant documentation for this despite its grand importance."

                Challenge #6:
                The answer is all over the place, but merely hidden.

                Challenge #7:
                1. x=-2, x=2, y=-5x/2 for -5<=y<=5
                2. x=0 for -5<=y<=5
                3. x=-2, x=2, y=-5x/2 for -5<=y<=5
                4. x=-2, y=-5, y=0, y=5 for -5<=y<=5 and -2<=x<=2

                Challenge #8:
                "The answer is at your fingertips... wait, again!? No, something's different this time..."
                QAZXCDEW VFRTGBNHY KLOIUJM,.

                Challenge #9:
                "An excerpt from the relative translations of certain findings within our reality's spacetime:"
                function makesense(int challenge[], string japanese_words, string english_words){
                //japanese_words and english_words start off as blank, empty strings
                for (int i=1; i<=8; i++){
                challenge[i] = add(challenge[i], 4);
                japanese_words = japanese_words & alphaconvert(challenge[i]);
                }
                english_words = translatetoenglish(japanese_words);
                ffr_visit(english_words)
                }
                Last edited by MrRubix; 10-21-2007, 03:57 AM.
                https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0es0Mip1jWY

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                • lightshark
                  FFR Player
                  • Nov 2006
                  • 164

                  #83
                  Re: Omnipwn Tournament (100,000 Credit Grand Prize)

                  Transaction Quantity: 10,000 Credits
                  Process: Electronic Transfer
                  Status: Complete!

                  Sign me up.

                  The first round's task should be solving the Hodge Conjecture.

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                  • MrRubix
                    FFR Player
                    • Jul 2026
                    • 8340

                    #84
                    Re: Omnipwn Tournament (100,000 Credit Grand Prize)

                    rofl, haha, I'd rather have them tackle Poincare's Conjecture :P jk

                    Thanks for the donation
                    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0es0Mip1jWY

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                    • EnR
                      Massive flaming dildos.
                      FFR Simfile Author
                      • Jul 2007
                      • 8431

                      #85
                      Re: Omnipwn Tournament (100,000 Credit Grand Prize)

                      I would donate like 40,000 but i need my creds for Clan tournys
                      sigpic

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                      • FuzenAkuma
                        FFR Veteran
                        • Jun 2006
                        • 650

                        #86
                        Re: Omnipwn Tournament (100,000 Credit Grand Prize)

                        mememe

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                        • Conorn
                          Lord of the Tea Republic
                          • Jan 2007
                          • 856

                          #87
                          Re: Omnipwn Tournament (100,000 Credit Grand Prize)

                          im in man!!
                          Yep.

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                          • TD_m0nster
                            FFR Player
                            • Jun 2007
                            • 248

                            #88
                            Re: Omnipwn Tournament (100,000 Credit Grand Prize)

                            okay im in

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                            • ryanisadouche
                              FFR Player
                              • Aug 2005
                              • 666

                              #89
                              Re: Omnipwn Tournament (100,000 Credit Grand Prize)

                              in
                              ...starting up again

                              Public AAA #370 - evil approaches
                              Tier Points - 329 (Tier 4)
                              Best Non-AAA - Schmollbluk (rank 26)
                              Worst Non-AAA - AIM Anthem(668)
                              average rank - 109

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                              • Enginuity
                                FFR Player
                                • Dec 2006
                                • 107

                                #90
                                Re: Omnipwn Tournament (100,000 Credit Grand Prize)

                                in

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