Buyers and Sellers
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They look like they're in there through Puzzlemaster not direct.
Chyron wrote:Sometimes I get the feeling that someone goes around hiding old Puzzles in RevoHQ.
Re: Buyers and Sellers
All of the Revos for sale on Amazon are being sold by Puzzle Master.
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Re: Buyers and Sellers
Couple of bargain revo's on Ebay 

BL00138 OPEN
GR00064 OPEN
BR00164 OPEN
AG00164 OPEN, First to open V2
AU00000 DREADING
GR00064 OPEN
BR00164 OPEN
AG00164 OPEN, First to open V2
AU00000 DREADING
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Hmmm... tempted to bid on the gold but...
Ive heard its not much of a puzzle and more a research on the net for clues kinda puzzle. Plus you need all those plastic mazes from previous extremes to work it out. So is it not useless unless you have these as well?
Ive heard its not much of a puzzle and more a research on the net for clues kinda puzzle. Plus you need all those plastic mazes from previous extremes to work it out. So is it not useless unless you have these as well?
black obs v1
Blue Ob v2 = Opened
Bronze Ex = Opened
Orange Ex = Opened
Silver Ex = Opened 35-40 hours
Lime = In preparation...
Titanium = Opened 6/7 hours (Loved that final run)
Copper = On its way...
Blue Ob v2 = Opened
Bronze Ex = Opened
Orange Ex = Opened
Silver Ex = Opened 35-40 hours
Lime = In preparation...
Titanium = Opened 6/7 hours (Loved that final run)
Copper = On its way...
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No other mazes are required to open revogold.
There are clues involved, and an algorithm is involved, and you may search the web (in vain) to try to understand the clues in a (futile) attempt to solve the algorithm.
Revogold is different, very different...
£20 is not bad, but it won't sell for that.
There are clues involved, and an algorithm is involved, and you may search the web (in vain) to try to understand the clues in a (futile) attempt to solve the algorithm.
Revogold is different, very different...
£20 is not bad, but it won't sell for that.
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I dont get how it works. Why cant you solve it without the algorithm? Is this before or after you get to complete the actual maze? Or is there no maze? Im tempted to start bidding but I dont even get what it is or how it works... 

black obs v1
Blue Ob v2 = Opened
Bronze Ex = Opened
Orange Ex = Opened
Silver Ex = Opened 35-40 hours
Lime = In preparation...
Titanium = Opened 6/7 hours (Loved that final run)
Copper = On its way...
Blue Ob v2 = Opened
Bronze Ex = Opened
Orange Ex = Opened
Silver Ex = Opened 35-40 hours
Lime = In preparation...
Titanium = Opened 6/7 hours (Loved that final run)
Copper = On its way...
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Re: Buyers and Sellers
In theory you need the algorithm to generate a code to tell you how to correctly set the internal mechanism. The theory of the mechanism is simple, mapping is tricky though as standard techniques won't work for all of the maze. Navigation of the maze is done just as you would with any other Revomaze.
Everyone that's opened it so far has used the information that can be extracted from the clues to simply reduce the number of possible results to a low, manageable number that can then be (fairly) easily brute forced. At this point the puzzle is open. Once open it seems that people then reverse engineered the solution to produce a working algorithm. At this point you can get open group access, and most people can call it a day at that.
However, Chris has since stated that to be classed as fully solved, the algorithm clues must all be fully explained and the algorithm steps must then follow those clues. If you try to solve the algorithm then some research will be needed, but I'm not sure how likely it is that this will ever happen. Of those that have opened it, I don't know anyone that's continuing to work on it, as such nobody has the last acetate map yet.
TL;DR: its still a revomaze. It still has a sleeve, a core, a draw and two pins. It's just that the majority of it isn't really like any other revomaze. It can be opened by mapping with trial and error but some educated guessing based on the clues will greatly speed things up. Don't get hung up on thinking you have to completely solve the clues / algorithm to physically open the puzzle... because nobody has as yet, and yet a number of golds are open.
Everyone that's opened it so far has used the information that can be extracted from the clues to simply reduce the number of possible results to a low, manageable number that can then be (fairly) easily brute forced. At this point the puzzle is open. Once open it seems that people then reverse engineered the solution to produce a working algorithm. At this point you can get open group access, and most people can call it a day at that.
However, Chris has since stated that to be classed as fully solved, the algorithm clues must all be fully explained and the algorithm steps must then follow those clues. If you try to solve the algorithm then some research will be needed, but I'm not sure how likely it is that this will ever happen. Of those that have opened it, I don't know anyone that's continuing to work on it, as such nobody has the last acetate map yet.
TL;DR: its still a revomaze. It still has a sleeve, a core, a draw and two pins. It's just that the majority of it isn't really like any other revomaze. It can be opened by mapping with trial and error but some educated guessing based on the clues will greatly speed things up. Don't get hung up on thinking you have to completely solve the clues / algorithm to physically open the puzzle... because nobody has as yet, and yet a number of golds are open.
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Re: Buyers and Sellers
That sums it up really well.
N.B.
Anybody who buys a second hand Gold needs to get the three letter maze code from either the seller, or from Revo H.Q. as it will be specific to that maze ( identified by serial number ).
This starting code is needed to generate the final opening code.
N.B.
Anybody who buys a second hand Gold needs to get the three letter maze code from either the seller, or from Revo H.Q. as it will be specific to that maze ( identified by serial number ).
This starting code is needed to generate the final opening code.
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Well thanks for that, I think that just about covers the Gold in everyway.
Not sure uve sold the idea of getting 1 though
Doesnt sound like my cup of tea tbh
Not sure uve sold the idea of getting 1 though

Doesnt sound like my cup of tea tbh
black obs v1
Blue Ob v2 = Opened
Bronze Ex = Opened
Orange Ex = Opened
Silver Ex = Opened 35-40 hours
Lime = In preparation...
Titanium = Opened 6/7 hours (Loved that final run)
Copper = On its way...
Blue Ob v2 = Opened
Bronze Ex = Opened
Orange Ex = Opened
Silver Ex = Opened 35-40 hours
Lime = In preparation...
Titanium = Opened 6/7 hours (Loved that final run)
Copper = On its way...
Re: Buyers and Sellers
For any one looking for extremes blue, green, bronze, silver, orange or lime... Ebay (north america) has them for sale... Seems like the buy it now price is about the same after exchange rate.
Good Hunting!
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