If you are intelligent enough to crack this, it will be worth your time and effort. I can't go into detail about who I am, or what I do, but I think this will speak for itself.
Here's a hint: I only used 19 syllables. Good luck.
Can I ask since questions about this?
>>694097888
OP, just post the solution.. I'm curious lol.
>>694098373
Go ahead.
How many sentences?
Is this a cypher you created?
What kind of cypher is it?
Does it have anything to do with Dead people or money?
>>694098674
Four.
Yes.
Syllable to character.
It can result in much more but not limited to dead people and/or money.
>>694097888
>Check'd dem trips
This has to be the biggest b8 i've ever seen, it could be literally anything but some fuckwit is like lets see how intelligent you are based on 0 evidence, 0 clues and 0 anything. gr8 b8 m8
>>694098841
Does that mean each character is a syllable?
>>694097888
Native language of the creator is needed in order to know how to attack the code.
>>694097888
It's a "if you don't reply, your mom is going to die" fuck you, OP.
>>694098841
How long does this offer last?
How long did it take you to create this?
I don't know what syllable to character is, can you enlighten me? I've only ever worked with letter to letter.
Could this in any way bring about legal consequences?
>>694099245
Yes.
>>694099062
Want another hint? You already have the information for one of the characters used in the code. Figure it out.
>>694099284
English.
>>694099300
Until the thread 404s or someone gets it correct. This took me about 15 minutes. Syllable to character means for each symbol you see, it can be linked to a syllable. It could, if you want to go far enough with the reward.
>>694099478
Is one of them E? And if I gave you a throwaway, could I keep trying after 404?
Are the shapes of the characters somehow connected to the syllables they represent?
What is the first syllable?
>>694097888
Your handwriting for the code is horrible. Are those repeating upside down 3 toed bird tracks, or is it a new character of an upside down Y and you just drifted over the lines a bit?
>>694099764
Syllable is the number of pieces within a word it makes as you speak it.
Example - water - 2 syllables - wa and ter.
Telling us syllable count does shit all.
>Yall niggers falling for the b8, abandon thread sage goes in all fields
Are characters 3 and 5 the same?
>>694097888
&€%@;-' it's a code i made decrypt it.
Hints: i just made this cypher and it's in english and they respresent syllables.
>you can't decypher this thing without additional knowledge.
Does the final line say END?
>>694097888
I'm guessing Op's code is the phoenetic sound made by each of the charecters, explaining why he used so many different alphabets. nice try fagget
Is it a nomenclator cipher developed by the Rossignols?
First word is you
IVE FIGURED IT OUT!
it means op is a fag
>>694100410
Maybe - could be Are, Hit, run, die, eat, see, etc.
>>694099648
Good guess, but no. The character you can already figure out is a special character in Norwegian and Danish.
>>694100054
Yes.
>>694099764
The first syllable is "wa."
>>694100147
Nope. It starts with an R. The code is flipped.
By using the existing clues I gave, you should be able to find out the last line, and then have more hints to the rest.
>>694100410
No, that would mean that the backwards E is u, and no three letter English word starts with u
>>694100611
use
Ø = eu?
>>694100579
SOMEBODY GET A NORWEGIAN IN HERE
Are first three characters "forever"?
>>694100611
>no three letter English word starts with u
what is
>use
>urn
>>694097888
>>694098373
>>694098506
>>694098513
>>694098674
>>694098841
>>694099062
>>694099245
>>694099284
>>694099293
>>694099300
>>694099478
>>694099648
>>694099764
>>694099776
>>694099941
>>694099943
>>694100126
>>694100054
>>694100147
>>694100248
>>694100271
>>694100410
>>694100541
>>694100568
>>694100579
>>694100611
>>694100646
>>694100797
Greetings, my name is Dr. Samuel Herman. I hold a diploma in Pathophysiology and Psychiatric Disorders and I've partnered with a team of neuroscientists to participate in an ongoing investigation regarding your behaviour. My colleagues, upon viewing your post, were fascinated by your mental and physical illnesses, and are currently concluding that the most effective way of treating your illnesses is to insert your head in a bucket of water for a prolonged period. Once the bubbles stop coming out of your mouth, we can be assured that the retardations have been cured.
>>694100861
I stand corrected
>>694100842
Whatever* sry
>>694100579
is this really syllable to character? I find it incredibly hard to believe that you wrote all that, in a language as complex as english, using only 19 unique syllables.
>>694100611
Urn, use, ute, urd, upo, uni, ubi
>>694100861
>>694100945
Could also be 'urk' if he's being choked out in a comic book.
GOT IT!
>It say's........it say's OP's a faggot..
>>694101111
Quads don't lie
Do the umlauts signify the end of a word?
OP, can I give you a throwaway email?
how the fuck could someone possibly know what your made up bullshit is?
Fucking dumb ass starts a 2smart4u thread with a secret message.
>then proceeds to give out the cypher
>>694097888
I know
>>694101409
How? Because its possible to find out.
>>694101536
by pure guess work
>>694101585
Whatever.
the body's located where anonedgelord?
You're a fuck for not putting spaces, yet using punctuation otherwise.
>>694097888
why is the file name find me, are you hiding
if so from who
>>I only used 19 syllables
15,831 syllables in the American English language
>>694100579
three syllable words beginning with 'wa':
Wackily
Wakeboard
Walloping
Wanderer
Wanderlust
Warehouse
Warily
Wariness
Warrior
Washington
Wasteland
Watercress
Waterfall
Watering
Waterman
Waterproof
Waterspout
>>694102117
but if the code is flipped like OP says, then the oe symbol is actually the first syllable, so it doesnt necessarily have to be three syllables
>>694102117
You're forgetting words with a silent H.
>>694102117
*Wanker
>OP
ABC, DCEFGHIDCJJKFCLDBMN?
DCEFGHIDCJKDJOLC.
PCBKHAJKIHEJMN?
ICLREFLCIHEJK.
CJH.
Converted the symbols to alphabet, could someone check for errors?
>>694102333
there aren't any that fit the criteria
>>694102336
not enough syllables
>>694102309
then what, keep going
>>694102503
you have errors
>>694102117
I suspect it's watering, because he's talked about water before and ing in the most common syllable.
>>694102503
you have like one error with a j on the third line which is meant to be a k
>>694102707
if it's the start of a letter then it'll be an address such as wanderer or warrior
>>694102503
OP is a Nigger confirmed
>>694103211
now now op's just trying to be edgy
>>694102899
Hopefully that's the only error.
ABC, DCEFGHIDCJJKFCLDBMN?
DCEFGHIDCJKDJOLC.
PCBKHAJKIHEKMN?
ICLREFLCIHEJK.
CJH.
>>694102503
>>694102503
GUYS FLIP THE ALPHABET. A IS Z B IS Y C IS X AND SO ON
Last word of second line is fox
code flipped vertical or horizontal.
like, is the bottom line in the cypher the top line if it was cracked?
or is the first letter in each line of the cypher the last letter of the cracked code?
if that makes sense....
>>694103432
ZYX, WXVUTSRWXQQPUXOWYNM?
WXVUTSRWXQPWQLOX.
KXYPSZQPRSVPNM?
RXOIVUOXRSVQP.
XQS.
>>694103432
i doubt it
Last word is run
>>694103597
that isn't the cryptographic alphabet.
Frequency of each character
>>694103490
yeah
telling us "it's flipped" is a counfounding factor only
it doesn't actually give us anything useful
>>694103432
no
Do you guys realise theyre rune signs? Cant remember which ones exactly but its like nordic rune signs
>>694103707
jesus christ, OP said it was syllable to character, not letter to character.
everyone stop being retarded
>>694102503
I did the same thing, but I also marked repeated syllables, and left the group names of repeated syllables in by taking a screen shot.
>>694103928
Also, this is not finished. Ran out of time for now.
>>694103890
Most, if not all of the characters are still in use today, and I'm pretty sure I recognize some Japanese. I'm most likely wrong but I think it's just a design choice. Still- we should keep it in mind
you realise ciphers composed of syllables are, like, seriously seriously SERIOUSLY hard to complete...
>>694103928
Update: v2.
Are all of these characters used in a multitude of different languages? What happens if we just translate them over and say them out loud? It might actually be fairly simple- we'll just have to find the languages
>>694104387
god i hope you're on the right track
>>694104387
It took 200 years for me to solve one last time
>>694104387
Extremely good find, if we can find out what the repeated phrase is we will be very close to solving it.
>>694104115
of course there's Japanese. This is 4 chan, everyone has some knowledge of hiragana by exposure, lol.
>>694097888
It says "Spaghetti"
Fuck off OP
>>694097888
I see a thorn in there?. ð
Makes a "the" sound.
Correct?
I'd like to solve the puzzle...
what does it mean "flipped"
062 079 080 032 105 115 032 097 032 102 117 099 107 105 110 103 032 069 100 103 101 108 111 114 100
Got one for you op...
Pro tip to anyone who wants to help, you can use notepad++'s replace feature to change multiple letters at once. Just ctrl+F.
>>694104485
>>694104496
>>694104502
Given that the first sentence is a question, the possible opening words is lowered. Most start with "What is" "How come" "What do you think" etc.
Having this repeat in a non-questino verbatim is strange and even more rare. Figuring this out will give us the highest chance of 'setting' some baseline that isn't too far off.
From now on I'll sign with -V, so I know when you're talking to the screenshot guy (me).
Let's do this.
-V
>>694104691
I've tried simple ciphers like the julius Caesar cipher to see if there were any patterns, but nope.
3 syllables starting with "wa"...
wat the fuck I guess?
>>694104688
nice. do one for wanderer too?
>>694104889
op said it was custom made
>>694104932
Might just be the sound of 'Wa'
Is the last sentence "Or else"?
>>694104935
>>694105051
the message is flipped though
>>694104977
I've seen people mishmash old codes together, I was just checking to see.
Solution : Waterboy is the best Adam Sandler movie. That is some high quality H2O!
>>694105085
>>694105051
refer to my previous post: >>694102309
its probably not wanderer or warrior or anything like that
someone make a flipped version of the message plz
I know this isn't going to prove useful but fuck it.
First line has 22 characters, second has 16, third has 14, fourth has 13 and fifth has 3
I'm almost certain this is less helpful than a ballistic bumhole but I might as well leave it in case it sparks any ideas. VPNC, if you translate the numbers into letters. Virtual Private Network? Agh fuck it.
>>694104387
Update: v3.
> More repetitions
> Possible tag question (e.g., "right?")
>>694105051
Maybe its German?
>>694105174
>Forgot to sign
* -V
>>694105085
we don't know how it was flipped... if it was vertical or horizontal or what
>>694105174
repetitive " I X " also
Marcomannic runes
Need to sleep, Keep thread alive for about four and a half hours bros
>>694105239
I suspect horizontally.
here >>694102309 I said that the oe is the first syllable "wa".
here >>694102704 OP acknowledged that this is at least somewhat correct
furthermore, if it is flipped horizontally, then both of the sentences with question marks start with "wa", which makes sense as it could be a question word, like "what".
>>694105470
>here >>694102704 (You) OP acknowledged that this is at least somewhat correct
that was me, not op
>>694104496
is this a reference to the great cipher
>>694105598
shit, you sounded like him, i just assumed
anyways, I still think we should go with the horizontal flip, OP made it clear that it was flipped in some way, so doing it without flipping it is useless
>>694105646
Why yes it is, your the only one that has noticed.
>>694105708
Not who you responded to... But what you're saying is..I was partially right?
>>694105731
just read about it. As a result of this thread, I've been doing my research on ciphers composed of syllables tonight that's for sure...
>>694105470
NMBDLCFKJJCDIHGFECD ,CBA?
CLOJDKJCDIHGFECD.
NMKEHIKJAHKBCP?
KJEHICLFERLCI.
HJC.
is this accurate?
>>694105884
thanks
>>694105815
I learned alot back in college, but this one has me stumped.
If it's flipped horizontal, this is what we have so far.
>>694106132
don't know if it actually is "wa" now that it was confirmed that OP did not confirm this
>>694106132
looks decent
what about the clue from earlier? dude said we already had the info for one of the characters
>>694099478
>>694106250
he said in an earlier post that the first syllable was wa
>>694106250
no, op confirmed:
>>694100579
>>694106132
Maybe those last three letters "CBA" are actually "yes"
>>694106311
yeah he said one of the characters is in danish or something
>>694100579
>>694106402
http://www.yougowords.com/start-with-r/3-syllables
>>694106311
according to google images, Ø is "uh" in norwegian
>>694106437
letters are not letters
each symbol is a syllable
>>694106437
Held the same thoughts. Doesn't change much though
>>694106402
ah sorry sorry
>>694106496
Doesn't necessarily have to be one word.
>>694106538
Oh yeah..
>>694100827
Chill. ø is the norwegian character, but that says nothing about what it stands for.
But that character is somewthing we can figure out with what we have, if OP is to be believed..
>>694106632
well its the only syllable reapeated twice in a row, does that tell us anything?
I'm curious if he determined syllables by how they're spelled, or how they sound.
>>694106739
Uh-uh
>>694106739
idk maybe. could be a syllable ending a word then starting another or could be a word with a repeated syllable
>>694106814
Alot of old codes have done the same.
>>694106814
its much more likely that theyre by sound, not spelling, since there are only 19.
He used only 19 syllables, if every character is syllable itself, It would exceed 19 syllables limit.
Let's get Waterhouse on the case
>>694106632
maybe they are just stiked out and are not part of the solution
>>694106632
I don't think there's a "ø".
I do however see a "ð" Second line 2nd from right.
>>694107043
yeah there are only 17 characters and supposedly 19 syllables...
>>694100882
you are not funny
Cracked it:
>Do you think you can hide from the truth?
>If you don't you are mistaken.
>Can't you see what's coming?
>If you don't reply to this post your mother will die tonight
>The game
does V have an update?
cracked
>>694107620
fuck
>>694107920
you are a god
>>694107310
the plot thickens
>>694107620
>>694107888
kneegrow
>>694097888
>>694098841
>>694099478
>>694100579
Assuming these are all true OP then we have conflicting info.
OP said 4 sentences, but there are 3 period, 2 question marks, and a comma.
So 5 sentences unless the periods are actually part of the code.
>>694108474
not op but
the last line will be something other than a sentence
>>694100579
The only Norwegian and Danish characters I see are the "oe" resembling "æ" (pronounced like "a" in the word "and") plus the "O" with as diagonal line like "ø" although the line doesn't cross the bottom-left part of the circle. Dunno if this is penmanship or intentional. Anyway, the letter ø is pronounced similar to the vowels in "girl" and "learn.
Those are the only special characters limited to Norway and Denmark, although I see both Icelandic and Swedish characters in the code.
Not sure if this helps, or if I am just rambling. Best of luck!
>>694107620
hate u
I can't come up with a syllable that's either repeated in an english word two times in a row or both the beginning and the end of a word. Any ideas?
>>694109336
master eradicate
based on most common syllables in english and in the sample, and since the code is flipped, last line could be
"un-uh-the" - another
>>694109768
https://medium.com/@rosson/high-frequency-syllables-in-english-ab75159618a0#.lsglihpxy
>>694109336
lighting english
"ing" "ing"
>>694109768
cept op said the last starts with R
>>694100579
>>694107620
kek, moron...
this is not the solution
>>694109691
>mas-ter
>e-rad-i-cate
Sadly no.
>>694109865
>ing
good one
Also may I point out the HUGE repitition (green) and that line 1 and 3 rhyme (brown)? That might indicate that line 2 and 4 also rhyme.
>>694110033
wouldn't they have the same syllables if they rhymed?
>>694110033
I think pic related could be "and", since both green rectangles probably end with the same word and have the "OX" character following close, just the first time it's seperated with the "O/" character and that strongly indicates an "and" being in the first, but not in the second sentence. Also the first sentence is quite long and it would make sense to have an "and" in there.
>>694110292
Not if it doesn't rhyme cleanly.
>humorous
>platypus
>>694110309
Forgot pic, but it's this one >>694109336
>>694110420
ah good thinking
>>694110033
nigger those are some nice numbers
this might help. Some good sections on deciphering
resonancepub com / homecrypto htm
Are there still people working on this? Would be a shame if thr thread 404'd before someone got results.
>>694111535
just opened the thread, it would be a shame, i love shit like this
there is no reasonable method to solving this. It's pretty much a guessing game. you would have to eliminate every sound in the english language to find out one syllable
>>694111535
yeah, but op went before anyone solved
>>694111711
It doesn't matter. The chance of getting two different texts that make sense are really low, so if you find something, it's most likely the actual result.
>>694111658
>there is no reasonable method to solving this. It's pretty much a guessing game.
You're wrong. The first thing to do is cross reference letter/syllable frequency and that alone is quite a strong tool. Currently working up the table for this.
>>694111711
I'm still waiting, no one has made progress in awhile though. I don't think you'll make it
>>694112297
probably not. this on the extremely difficult end of the spectrum and the pressure of the thread 404ing isn't helping
>>694112505
no doubt someone will start a new thread
even if we can't confirm it would be cool to find out the solution
>>694109967
>thinks we need this pointed out
>somehow we're the morons
>>694111988
If it were just normal sentences this would def bring down the number of possible things to guess.
But OP implied it will lead to fancy stuff, so it isn't likely to be a set of normal words, still leaving you basically guessing.
>>694112599
>>694112505
alright, let's designate someone to gather all the info and reproduce the screens in the next thread
bags not me
I've worked this up. However since we've got a non-random distribution of words (as pointed out here there's a huge repitition) we could derive a more accurate syllable frequency and compare it to this http://www.sttmedia.com/syllablefrequency-english
>>694097888
>be me
>get on chan
>see this thread
>realize OP is using some hybrid anglo-saxon
bullshit
>no real reward going to be given
>>694113000
"O/" character would be 10.29%, sorry for that slipping through.
>WUT >!>!>!>!>!>!?!?!?!?!?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPR7LB2ayoU
>>694112913
keep this tab open and just make a new 4chan tab
i feel like this would be a lot easier if OP had put in spaces between words
>>694113000
Adjusted for the repitition, pic related is the more random distribution. Really wish OP's text would be lengthier, statistics would work a lot better on long texts.
>>694097888
i follow the code and i get this:
''if you dont reply this post your mom will die in her slept tonight''
>>694097888
solved
OP IS A FAGGOT
is the solution
i believe that you are miscounting the number of E's, in the first line two of them looks very different, they lack the hard angles on the lower part along with the top line having a slight overhang to the right
>>694114326
At some point it was confirmed that characters 3 and 5 are the same.
>>694114326
OP made quite an effort to make the characters look really different, I'd be surprised if that little E difference is anything else than a slip in handwriting.
>>694113751
OP confirmed that there was only 19 words
>>694097888
Those are the symbols for all the different genders.
>>694113751
Line 6 and 12 are the same symbol
>>694114680
ah yea i see
literally the only way to solve syllable ciphers is to complete a frequency table (which has now been done) and trial and error.
>>694114971
Ah damn, you're right. Easy to add the distribution, though, I won't compile a correction.
>>694114915
I think he confirmed that there are 19 unique syllables (that doesn't add up, by the way, there are only 17 unique characters).
http://gadgetzz.com/2015/10/12/this-creepy-puzzle-arrived-in-our-mail/
>>694097888
Not translatable without knowing what the native language is from the writer.
>>694100579
>It starts with an R. The code is flipped.
Can anyone make sense of this? Does that mean the whole thing is written bottom up, right to left? Also does the first (=last?) syllable of the last line start with an "R" or does the first syllable only consist of the letter "R" on its own?
>>694107620
fucking hell
>>694116163
Exactly. How can it be an "R" if the characters are syllables. Or does the first syllable start with an "R"?
>>694116367
It's not the solution. Look at this >>694110033 post and you'll see that there is a repitition that's not in the supposed "solution".
You do realise this could potentially take days, if not weeks to solve (through trial and errror which is the only way to solve ciphers composed of syllables). The possible combination of words composed of one, two or even three syllables is just too many.
>>694116476
Yea, I hate syllable stuff. There's just no real progress, even if you knew some of the syllables. Whole different level than working out letter cyphers.
2 0 4 6 8 3
some words are repeated so that could be an angle
I solved it
"OP is fag"
>>694107620
top fucking kek.
>>694116944
A lot, actually, but that's down to the fact that OP constructed four (five) sentences with just 19 (17) syllables. The fact that OP gave conflicting info makes this whole thing smell fishy, though. Not sure if it's worth the effort.
For it relate in any way to IPA?
>pic related
>>694097888
Is that fucking unown language?
>>694107620
Kys
>>694107620
I knew this was coming
>>694117119
Agreed. it was fun for a couple hours but it's just too much for a chan thread
>>694117119
Could the "?" And the "." Be actually a syllable making the total syllable amount from 17 to 19
ready to comply.
>>694117488
heres a guy thinkin outside his fingerbox
good sir.......
>>694117488
hmmm naaah. There's also a comma
>>694117488
I though about that, too, but it seems odd to have a comma representing a comma, then.
>>694117634
Since there is only 1 comma then could the comma be a "."
That would create 5 sentences
>>694117768
he said there were four though that's why it's so confusing
>>694109336
that decryption shit is gaga man
>>694109336
flinging
sinning
shananigans
winning
tittis
I'm out, I've got stuff to do. Sad that OP went away, would like to ask him a few questions on his conflicting info, because like this his "clues" are worthless.
>>694118501
fling-ing etc. it's not the same...
>>694118981
same here. it's 3am here and really need to sleep. might work on this some more but without OP giving hints this could take forever
I don't have time to solve it right now. I will solve it tomorrow and post the results
>>694118996
It depends on OP's definition of a syllable. I really think he used that word wrong.
>>694119362
then if he meant what you are saying then it's not a true cipher.
one character can't mean fling and ing
>>694119362
I am certain that 2 or 3 of these puncuation marks
"," "." "?"
Are sylabals making the 17 turn into 19 syllables
Or maybe one of the weird syllables is actually a full stop
>>694119848
i was thinking that actually. one of the characters could be a full stop where as the "." could be a syllable.
if this is so this just makes it even more harder to figure out.
I just thought of something what if it is read right to left or top to bottom as that could change things massivly
How many words are there in each sentence?
>>694120641
We don't know
What we know 100%
19 differant syllables
1 character = 1 syllable
4 sentences are there
>>694120641
OP didn't say
>>694120535
OP stated the cipher was "flipped"
What is that second character? NI or MA or something I've never seen before ?
>>694107620
kek
>>694107620
Fuck you
>>694099293
retard
>>694097888
no one care anymore show the solution
>>694107620
replied
