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The Hidden Rule [Round 3]
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✅ValidBehrauder wrote:
普
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✅ValidReyalp51 wrote:
ithinkiunderstand
Incorrect & ❌BannedB0ii wrote:
!guess posts must not contain a space
UwU OwO Rawr
idontunderstandwtfisthis
myself
!guess must not contain 2 "words", either separated by space or however chinese characters work
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✅Validsametdze wrote:
ithinkimayknow
✅ValidReyalp51 wrote:
zapato
❌BannedCorne2Plum3 wrote:
UwU OwO Rawr
nominomu wrote:
普通话
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✅Validreffty_gag wrote:
idontunderstandwtfisthis
✅ValidManishh wrote:
myself
✅ValidJun Maeda wrote:
∆
Incorrect & ❌BannedKarmine wrote:
!guess must not contain 2 "words", either separated by space or however chinese characters work
!guess Only should be 1 word
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Manishh wrote:
!guess Only should be 1 word
Incorrect & ❌Banned
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✅Validheipizhu wrote:
aba
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You will need better information to figure this one out. While the current information technically does give you the answer, it would be highly unlikely for you to guess it correctly at this point.
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✅ValidReyalp51 wrote:
Правилокасаетсялатинскихязыков?
What?
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✅ValidYyottaCat wrote:
What?
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edit:Reyalp51 wrote:
これは意味がありません
❌Banned
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❌Banned and barred from participation entirely for using neurodivergence as a derogatory termPolyspora wrote:
I'm too autistic for this
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✅ValidYyottaCat wrote:
Hi
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Hints:
- While non-latin characters such as logographs (chinese, japanese e.t.c characters) and emojis technically do give you the answer, they may be throwing you off more than they help
- As evident by the current information, posts containing a single word (or gibberish) are always valid
- While non-latin characters such as logographs (chinese, japanese e.t.c characters) and emojis technically do give you the answer, they may be throwing you off more than they help
- As evident by the current information, posts containing a single word (or gibberish) are always valid
declaration of war
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skippedBehrauder wrote:
a普
❌Bannedburgernfat wrote:
declaration of war
This is impossible.
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❌BannedYyottaCat wrote:
This is impossible.
But as a hint, this post was fairly close to being valid, the order of your chosen words is relevant. The rule really isn't complicated at all.
Just skipping this as logographs have grammar rules that don't play nice with latin letters. I have no clue if I should call it valid or not.Behrauder wrote:
a普
Yeah, I thought a普 result would be interesting but it got skipped for some reasonYyottaCat wrote:
This is impossible.
I have a suspicion for what the rule is but I'm banned
God’s Plan
I think the best way to find clues would be to do posts with multiple words, I also have a feeling it might have something to do with vowels and consonants, but I'm not sure.
in russian its fine but in japanese not, it has to do something with the letters maybe in russian theres less space bettwen them???
one interesting thing to note is that it seems like a lot of phrases with words starting with vowels end up banned, though I'm unsure about why the Gyatt Peach Emoji got banned in that case. The russian has no words starting with vowels.
I don't think that's necessarily related to the rule but it might be part of it? hard to tell
I don't think that's necessarily related to the rule but it might be part of it? hard to tell
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Emojis count as logographsroufou wrote:
I'm unsure about why the Gyatt Peach Emoji got banned in that case
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boat wrote:
❌BannedYyottaCat wrote:
This is impossible.
But as a hint, this post was fairly close to being valid, the order of your chosen words is relevant. The rule really isn't complicated at all.
This hint tells you a lot. Logographs are throwing you off.
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Ending the round here as you're unlikely to guess it at this point.
The hidden rule was:
Every word needs to be larger (more characters) than the preceding word.
As logographs (kanji, emojis e.t.c) constitute a word and generally don't use spaces, they were practically always banned.
The hidden rule was:
Every word needs to be larger (more characters) than the preceding word.
As logographs (kanji, emojis e.t.c) constitute a word and generally don't use spaces, they were practically always banned.
Right, it would be possible to guess if Chinese wouldn't be used as a guess so early. Also, in theory, Japanese/Chinese characters could still be counted, but you would need to count the amount of strokes vs the amount of characters.