Community Event 10 Stacks Of Le To Whoever Solves This

Now you should buy my monster :D

 

As someone who is obsessed with Julius Caesar and the late Roman Republic, I must interject here to point out that Caesar was never Emperor. He was dictator perpetuo. His assassination is what set in motion the events that fully transformed the Roman Republic in to the Roman Empire. Augustus, his adoptive son, was the first Emperor of Rome, not Caesar himself.

 

no one cares man, why u flexing hard

also the salt here tho, I don't even need to put salt in my ramen ;)

 

Good luck

 

Gg wp all guys

 

I’m unfortunately really bad at these kinds of super vague riddles ;-;

 

I promise the next one will be easier <3

 

Good, good...

 

What can I say, I'm just passionate about history and don't want my boy Caesar being remembered wrong

 

Glad to see you actually being good at doing something <3

 

Winner Winner, Chicken @Dinner

 

I think the next one could actually be a little bit harder (considering that this puzzle has been solved within 24 hours), but also less vague. The hints for this one contained so little information that for each step there were many different solutions, each perfectly fitting the description. The difficulty of a puzzle should come in the form of making people think "Each time a possible solution comes into my mind, theres something that doesn't fit the description, but finally there is this single solution which perfectly meets all requirements" and not by thinking "There are so many different solutions perfectly fitting the description, now lets guess which is the intended one". Because this way it becomes basically impossible for a single person to solve the whole puzzle, as you would have to make a lucky assumption after each step or end up on a wrong way, so the puzzle could only be solved through "brute-force-guessing" by a large group of people and your feedback after every step, where the last few minutes decide the winner.
I don't want to criticize this puzzle, it is very well made, I just want to propose to make the next one less vague and more challenging by providing more information but making them also more cryptic.

 

That would be great yes

 

Makes sense. "I'm stuck with a lot of possibilities" is indeed a problem that emerged as we got deeper into the riddle, and i had to explain a lot to keep everyone in track. I'll try to not let this happen the next time. Thanks <3

 

So i'm sorry if i'm being stupid, but what did llevigar and the us constitution have to do with the answer?

 

It led you to the navy clue, which was necessary for the decode sequence

 

I would like to point out that he was actually a dictator, and not an emperor...

 

its already been pointed out, but thanks <3

 

@Emilia btw you should lock this thread now that its been finished

 

lmao was thinking the same thing