In N4V19470R, each symbol on the first page has both a number and directionality somehow associated with it.

For 4C13N71S7, you want to figure out which of those lowercase "secondary particles" come from which "primary particles" that you initially collide.

Any tips for Navigator or Scientist?

I'm assuming based off your description that you solved the shifting letter grid and are on the second one made of letters and other symbols?

For the second grid, the goal is pretty similar to the first - make a phrase by clicking letters. As a second hint, each "pseudo-Greek pictograph" stands for a unique letter.

Some of these challenges have me struggling. Here is where I am with each one-

M491C14N- Done

H4X0R- Done

N4V19470R- Done

MU51C14N- Got Twinkle twinkle little star and Yellow submarine, my Happy birthday solution sounds like it is 100% correct, has anyone run into this problem?

50LD13R- Done

4R715T- Done

4C13N71S7 Looking and the greek symbols and trying to find a pattern with the outputs, no results.

5PY-done

Any tips would be appreciated.

Re: 5OLV3R part 2

Don't know what to try next ... here's what I have:

A series of 27 pseudo-greek pictographs and a picture of a lock that seems to ask for three numbers (I'm assuming an input box will pop if I do the right things on the second "letter" grid)

Any clues appreciated!

=Gneen

I think it was from the left side (front) of the deck. So look at the leftmost 2 cards and for each black card index into the deck from the left by the amount on the card. For each red card then move the other way. So if it was a 5 of spades and 3 of diamonds for example, you would index right into the deck by 5 then move left 3, so you’d land on the 2nd card from the left.

ok so by the first two cards in the deck do you mean from the left or the right because that could mean either and I'm very confused

H4X0R is easily the best so far for me, from both books, phew, a great challenge and heaps of fun!

Update: I finished this section, but if anyone can fully solve 50LV3R and give a full explanation for the second round, I would appreciate it. It feels to me like I sort of guessed/stumbled on the answer rather than truly solving it.

Look just at the card(s) directly next to the chosen card and see if anything is consistent between rounds.

No big surprise here, but I'm an idiot. Can I have a less vague hint? I wasn't looking at the whole deck anyway, and I tried everything to do with being close to the chosen card. Help again, please?

not there yet... still working on some others...

Any ideas for the second round of 50LV3R if you've gotten there?

You don't need to look at the whole deck. The answer lies pretty close to the chosen card.

Hey, uh... speaking of M491C14N, can I have a clue for the second part of it? I've got some ideas but they've been pretty baseless. My best idea was add the top and bottom cards and multiply by the second-top card, and then choose a card that isn't the suit of any of those three but it works about half the time.

I am both thankful for your help and incredibly mad I couldn't figure that out myself! Thanks a lot!

yeah this one took me forever! here's my best hint for that one:

the first two cards in the deck fully determine the chosen card

and if that's not enough, here's another:

black from front, red from back

Is it offset vertically? I noticed when I did it that scrolling down caused a proportional gap between the cursor and the brush mark, so keeping the page all the way scrolled to the top fixed the problem for me. Also, zooming out a little helps you avoid the offset while being able to view the paints.

I can’t do 4R715T, probably because of the dumb brush offset. Is this intentional or a bug?

Does anyone have any hints for the third round of the magician part of the "Are You an Elite...?" website portion? I've figured out the clues for the first two sets, but can't guess the third one.