Posted November 27, 2013
Steam Autumn sale is here!
Man-Eater
KTBFFH!
Registered: May 2013
From Bulgaria
Crsldmc
Do You Even M&B?
Registered: Sep 2012
From United States
blakstar
ShadowKnows
Registered: Oct 2008
From United Kingdom
Posted November 27, 2013
high rated
SpaceChem Code Drop for Steam
I'm just dropping this here because if you put yourself through this much pain, I'll know you really want the game!
-If you enumerate the letter (C2), it's the square of number (C1) and number (C3).
-Letter (A2) is a duplicate of letter (A1).
-If you enumerate letter (A1) and subtract the enumerated letter (E1) plus 2, it should equal (D3).
-Letter (C2) is the symbol for Phosphorus on the Periodic Table.
-Letter (B1) is the enumerated letter (E3) multiplied by the enumerated letter (E1) plus the enumerated letter (B3).
-Letter (B3) follows letter (C2) in the alphabet.
-Letter (D1) is a duplicate of letter (C2).
-Letter (B2) follows letter (B3) in the alphabet.
-Assuming the letters appear on the top row, if shifted off the bottom row, letters (E1) to (E3) are the first three letters of the alphabet, but shifted down a row.
-Letter (D2) is the symbol for Potassium on the Periodic Table.
I've tried to indicate which answers should be letter and which should be numbers.
If you line up the three rows, and separate with a dash, you should get a Steam code for SpaceChem.
If you do get a complete code, and don't want to test it on Steam, PM me a copy, and I'll tell you if it's right or wrong!
******* PUZZLE HAS BEEN SOLVED, AND THE PRIZE CLAIMED *******
I'm just dropping this here because if you put yourself through this much pain, I'll know you really want the game!
-If you enumerate the letter (C2), it's the square of number (C1) and number (C3).
-Letter (A2) is a duplicate of letter (A1).
-If you enumerate letter (A1) and subtract the enumerated letter (E1) plus 2, it should equal (D3).
-Letter (C2) is the symbol for Phosphorus on the Periodic Table.
-Letter (B1) is the enumerated letter (E3) multiplied by the enumerated letter (E1) plus the enumerated letter (B3).
-Letter (B3) follows letter (C2) in the alphabet.
-Letter (D1) is a duplicate of letter (C2).
-Letter (B2) follows letter (B3) in the alphabet.
-Assuming the letters appear on the top row, if shifted off the bottom row, letters (E1) to (E3) are the first three letters of the alphabet, but shifted down a row.
-Letter (D2) is the symbol for Potassium on the Periodic Table.
I've tried to indicate which answers should be letter and which should be numbers.
If you line up the three rows, and separate with a dash, you should get a Steam code for SpaceChem.
If you do get a complete code, and don't want to test it on Steam, PM me a copy, and I'll tell you if it's right or wrong!
******* PUZZLE HAS BEEN SOLVED, AND THE PRIZE CLAIMED *******
Post edited November 27, 2013 by blakstar
Austrobogulator
~
Registered: Jan 2010
From Australia
Posted November 27, 2013
I IMPLORE ALL OF YOU TO BUY ANTICHAMBER
IanM
long live Keane
Registered: Sep 2008
From United Kingdom
QC
X-Mas Triforce!!
Registered: Jun 2010
From United States
Austrobogulator
~
Registered: Jan 2010
From Australia
Posted November 27, 2013
I believe he's said it's possible at some point. However he's said that he wants to focus on just the Steam version before thinking about going to other distributors.
nellynonsense
New User
Registered: Jul 2009
From Australia
CautionaryFable
@adag_dot_me
Registered: Sep 2010
From United States
IceEagle
Strategist
Registered: Apr 2012
From Canada
Posted November 27, 2013
I'm just dropping this here because if you put yourself through this much pain, I'll know you really want the game!
-If you enumerate the letter (C2), it's the square of number (C1) and number (C3).
-Letter (A2) is a duplicate of letter (A1).
-If you enumerate letter (A1) and subtract the enumerated letter (E1) plus 2, it should equal (D3).
-Letter (C2) is the symbol for Phosphorus on the Periodic Table.
-Letter (B1) is the enumerated letter (E3) multiplied by the enumerated letter (E1) plus the enumerated letter (B3).
-Letter (B3) follows letter (C2) in the alphabet.
-Letter (D1) is a duplicate of letter (C2).
-Letter (B2) follows letter (B3) in the alphabet.
-Assuming the letters appear on the top row, if shifted off the bottom row, letters (E1) to (E3) are the first three letters of the alphabet, but shifted down a row.
-Letter (D2) is the symbol for Potassium on the Periodic Table.
I've tried to indicate which answers should be letter and which should be numbers.
If you line up the three rows, and separate with a dash, you should get a Steam code for SpaceChem.
If you do get a complete code, and don't want to test it on Steam, PM me a copy, and I'll tell you if it's right or wrong!
******* IF YOU DO SOLVE IT COULD YOU PLEASE LET ME KNOW! THANK YOU! *******
leonairxxx
Trainee Witcher
Registered: Sep 2012
From Philippines
Schnuff
←This Way
Registered: Sep 2012
From Germany
Posted November 27, 2013
high rated
The following Steam Key for Sonic Generations is maybe for German or Europe region only.....
who knows
IOAMP-E2AFZ-W6BJG
And for Lord of the Rings Online players this code gives your a special horse and 250 points
QX2PMELMZ2Q4LWXCNM4F29PKJ
Have Fun and
many easter eggs
edit:
i mean merry x-mas
a nice yule
who knows
IOAMP-E2AFZ-W6BJG
And for Lord of the Rings Online players this code gives your a special horse and 250 points
QX2PMELMZ2Q4LWXCNM4F29PKJ
Have Fun and
many easter eggs
edit:
i mean merry x-mas
a nice yule
Post edited November 27, 2013 by Schnuff
Thistler
☢™
Registered: Feb 2011
From Australia
Posted November 27, 2013
Austrobogulator
~
Registered: Jan 2010
From Australia
Posted November 27, 2013
Post edited November 27, 2013 by Austrobogulator
Sachys
Woodie Guthrie's Guitar!
Registered: Dec 2011
From United Kingdom
Posted November 27, 2013
"Not Available
Sorry, but the following items are not available for purchase in this country. Your purchase has been cancelled."
or...
"Hey this international pricefixing and region blocking doesn't seem so funny now eh buddy?!" For the states...
or...
"David Cameron is watching you - always!" for the UK!