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Caesarian shift using N=16 gives "DRAGON FRUIT DIES FIRST". I protect dragon_fruit35 based on that reasoning.

Person wrote:Caesarian shift using N=16 gives "DRAGON FRUIT DIES FIRST". I protect dragon_fruit35 based on that reasoning.

I was just about to post the same thing.

I feel like this sassy played in a previous game. I don't know who it is, so I'll be able to help you guys out. I solved the clue and then went back and realized that you all had already solved it . I have no idea where the 16 shift came from, though.

texas wrote:Is there any way to hack into the system and figure out who the sassy is?

if you had unlimited access to server logs you could probably figure it out from IP logs

T-55M wrote:

texas wrote:Is there any way to hack into the system and figure out who the sassy is?

if you had unlimited access to server logs you could probably figure it out from IP logs

I think it's probably more fun to just play the game though

I think the sassy might be someone who lives in Illinois

Person wrote:Caesarian shift using N=16 gives "DRAGON FRUIT DIES FIRST". I protect dragon_fruit35 based on that reasoning.

Where did the 16 and N come from? I agree with the protect, though.

dragon_fruit35 wrote:I feel like this sassy played in a previous game. I don't know who it is, so I'll be able to help you guys out. I solved the clue and then went back and realized that you all had already solved it . I have no idea where the 16 shift came from, though.

The writing style is eerily reminiscent of an earlier sassy game I read...I can't remember which game it was for the life of me though..

Entomology wrote:

Person wrote:Caesarian shift using N=16 gives "DRAGON FRUIT DIES FIRST". I protect dragon_fruit35 based on that reasoning.

Where did the 16 and N come from?

N just stands for a value, 16 was the only number that produced an answer that wasn't gibberish.

Wow you guys are fast. Nice job everyone

I IS AN OFFICER NOW YAS

Anyways, back to business. I put "NBKQYX PBESD NSOC PSBCD" into a code solver and I got this:
FRIGHT BROAD FACE BARED
HAVING MAKES HELD MEADS
HAVING RATES HELD READS
TRYING BROAD TAKE BARED
CRYING BROAD CAME BARED
LAYING HAVES LEFT HEATS
FAMING HAVES FELT HEATS
PROACH FRUIT PIES FIRST
LADING HAVES LEFT HEATS
FAVOUR MAKES FELT MEATS

None of them are actually the phrase (unscrambled), but most of them involve either broad, meads, bared, and heats.