4 digit Combination game.

Gargamel · 11-12-15, 08:57 AM

I've caught on TV a couple times a show where 2 teams are 'locked' into separate but identical rooms. In order to escape, they have to decipher clues to reveal a 4 digit code. That code is then entered into a keypad, if they're right, they're given the next clue. 4 codes (I think) are required to win the game.

So here it is, our own Combination Game. I'll present the first clue here, and then you guys can try to figure it out. If it's a little difficult, hints can be provided. The correct answer then has to provide the next puzzle. All answers should be a 4 digit number, but I guess 3-6 digits would be ok too, if you must. The digits must be between 0 and 9, in base 10, so that it would be possible to enter them on a standard english keypad (Just to be specific, we have enough pendants here to get picky

).

Here's a couple of examples:

Post pictures of two NASCAR drivers, their car numbers put together would be the answer.

Obamas Inauguration speech starts off "Four score and 7 years ago...", the answer would be 1922 (2009-87).

So any type of puzzle/riddle that the answer is 4 digit number is acceptable.

Here's the first clue (it's a bit more difficult than the examples):

11-12-15, 08:57 AM	#1
Gargamel Lucky Sailor Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Rome Posts: 4,273 Downloads: 81 Uploads: 0	4 digit Combination game. I've caught on TV a couple times a show where 2 teams are 'locked' into separate but identical rooms. In order to escape, they have to decipher clues to reveal a 4 digit code. That code is then entered into a keypad, if they're right, they're given the next clue. 4 codes (I think) are required to win the game. So here it is, our own Combination Game. I'll present the first clue here, and then you guys can try to figure it out. If it's a little difficult, hints can be provided. The correct answer then has to provide the next puzzle. All answers should be a 4 digit number, but I guess 3-6 digits would be ok too, if you must. The digits must be between 0 and 9, in base 10, so that it would be possible to enter them on a standard english keypad (Just to be specific, we have enough pendants here to get picky ). Here's a couple of examples: Post pictures of two NASCAR drivers, their car numbers put together would be the answer. Obamas Inauguration speech starts off "Four score and 7 years ago...", the answer would be 1922 (2009-87). So any type of puzzle/riddle that the answer is 4 digit number is acceptable. Here's the first clue (it's a bit more difficult than the examples): __________________ Luck is a residue of Design.