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if (_loc5)The quoted bit, "A WINNER IS YOU", is a reference to a Nintendo game called Pro Wrestling. It's used by old time Nintendo gamers, and posers.
{
big.utils.Out.info(this, "A WINNER IS YOU");
this.onPuzzleCompleted();
}
var _loc3 = $who;Apparently there is a human function called 'idiot clicking'.
if (_selectedPiece == _pieces[_loc3] && Math.abs(_startPoint.x - _selectedPiece._x) < 4.000000E-001 * _pieceLength[_plIndex])
{
big.utils.Out.info(this, "user is idiot clicking. Tell user to stop it.");
}
function checkAnswer()If you search for the onYouSuck() function, you'll find on lines 459 to 463:
{
if (_gamePositionObj.toString() == _solutionObj.toString())
{
this.onYouWin();
}
else
{
this.onYouSuck();
} // end else if
} // End of the function
function onYouSuck()Again, the same reference from Sprite 248 was used in function onYouWin() from lines 464 to 469:
{
_board.loseAlert._visible = true;
_board.winAlert._visible = false;
} // End of the function
function onYouWin()Finally, in function returnSymbol() on lines 710 to 711:
{
big.utils.Out.info(this, "a winner is you!");
delete _target.onEnterFrame;
super.onPuzzleCompleted();
} // End of the function
big.utils.Out.warning(this, "RETURN SYMBOL GOT FUX0RED // $mc._name.substr(0,2) = " + $mc._name.substr(0, 2));I got a kick out of this one because the developers involved did not censor themselves in saying the user idiot clicks, and sucks, Yet the word "Fuck", or in this case "Fucked" is censored.
break;
Level 1: rows: 4, cols: 4, symbols: 0, City Answer: "newyork", "newyorkcity"
Level 2: rows: 4, cols: 4, symbols: 1, City Answer: "rome", "roma"
Level 3: rows: 4, cols: 4, symbols: 4, City Answer: "london", Trivia Answer: "imperialcollegelondon", "imperial", "imperialcollegeofsciencetechnologyandmedicine", "imperialcollege"
Level 4: rows: 4, cols: 4, symbols: 9, City Answer: "paris", Trivia Answer: "square", "squares", "squarenumbers", "squarenumber", "thesquarenumbers", "thesquares"
function onPuzzleFailed()Here we see another censored comment. In function onPuzzleSolved() on lines 262 to 267:
{
var _loc2 = "Sorry, there are no more valid pairs.
Click OK to reset the puzzle.";
clearInterval(_interval);
big.utils.Out.debug(this, "you #%%*ed up");
com.sony.davinci.puzzles.Main.showDialog(_loc2, 0, {str: "OK", obj: this, func: resetPuzzle});
} // End of the function
function onPuzzleSolved()Explanation of above.
{
clearInterval(_interval);
big.utils.Out.debug(this, "you are teh winnar");
this.onPuzzleCompleted();
} // End of the function
Level 1
Questions:
a) In the video, we see Robert Langdon dusting off a classical symbol, one associated with a character we only see a brief glimpse of in the video. What is the name of that oft-gilded symbol?
b) Symbols, and symmetry, can be seen in the most unlikely of places. One such example is the position of the body at the crime scene, which resembles a drawing also depicted on the obverse of the Italian one-euro coin. What is the name of that famous Leonardo Da Vinci drawing?
c) One of the most iconic symbols of the movie is the cryptex, a small cylinder of stacked marble disks, embossed with letters and sealed with brass caps at either end. The twenty-six letters allow for almost twelve million possible password combinations--11,881,376, to be exact. Armed with that knowledge, can you tell us how many dials it has?
Answers:
a) fleurdelis or fleurdelys
b) vitruvianman or thevitruvianman or canonofproportions or proportionsofman or uomovitruviano or luomovitruviano
c) 5 or five
Level 2
Questions:
a) A seemingly-important stone object is extracted from the ground by Silas. What is its shape?
b) An interesting viewpoint is the vantage point from which we last see Silas. What is the last thing we see him touch?
c) During the action in the video, we see many things shattered and destroyed, but what is it that will ultimately be broken?
Answers:
a) octagon or octagonal
b) holywater or font or "baptismalfont
c) silence or thesilence
Level 3
Questions:
a) Speaking of fascinating characters, there's only one letter in the entire video that is clearly written in lower-case. What is that letter?
b) In just one word, the noble Sir Leigh describes the pursuit that both he and you are on. What is that word?
c) And to bring this back to the topic of movie spectacles, how many times is Sir Leigh shown wearing his? His spectacles, that is.
Answers:
a) f
b) quest
c) 7 or seven
Level 4
Questions:
a) Cryptography is all about noticing numbers and patterns. Here's a simple one to start with: how many glass panes are visible on each of the doors to Sir Teabing\'s mansion?
b) Although it refers to words not spoken, we hear it spoken three times. What is that word?
c) This final question will really test your powers of observation. What is the name of the character shown holding a votive candle holder?
Answers:
a) 9 or nine
b) secret or secrets
c) silas