The Isis Adventure

Woohoo, have a look at the isisadventure.co.uk website, it's been updated for the Ramisis! Mentions online game for £500 prize, and a separate section for pyramids.

There's also a new list of all gold and silver coin winners (although I know one that's missing )

Woo!!
Also, if you click onthe Ramisis tab and wait for the end of the clip there is a button which says "find out more". Click it and there is a word puzzle/password thing... Im just having a go now

edit: that was a bit easy actually lol

evilkeen wrote:There's also a new list of all gold and silver coin winners (although I know one that's missing )

I am also missing at least one happy person there.
It's hard to match those names to forum names or facebook names...

Furthermore the Ramesis website suggests there is a different piramid/gold/silver count for the Ramesis ...

And what would the "10448 players" mean?

LouIsis wrote:

evilkeen wrote:There's also a new list of all gold and silver coin winners (although I know one that's missing )

I am also missing at least one happy person there.
It's hard to match those names to forum names or facebook names...

It's a shame the list doesn't include the dates when the coins were won, that would help!

Maybe the list be chronological, latest claims at the top?
If there are indeed 115 winners, 9 of them are not in the list

I'm missing too, but I never actually registered my coin as I wanted to keep an eye on the pyramid map, maybe that's the reason?

Karen

LouIsis wrote:Maybe the list be chronological, latest claims at the top?
If there are indeed 115 winners, 9 of them are not in the list

Yes, just done that maths too! I had assumed the other way round, i.e. oldest claims at the top, but I believe you are near the top, so probably have good reason for knowing better!

However, whether it reads from bottom to top or top to bottom chronologically the list starts with silver - surely a gold must have been claimed first before any silver were taken?

Karen_G wrote:I'm missing too, but I never actually registered my coin as I wanted to keep an eye on the pyramid map, maybe that's the reason?

I doubt you'd figure on the list or in the 115 then! Edit: 105 actually, not 115; 96 on the list of names, so 9 missing.

LouIsis wrote:And what would the "10448 players" mean?

Well, back in December Puzz said that 25000 units had been produced, and 8000 registered on the website, so a figure of 10448 registered now would make sense.

anybody catch that under the pentagon poster on the wall in the flash animation it says Fibonacci under it.........
time to start researching - i have a feeling that flash says a hell of a lot more than what it is saying at face value

Hey the game looks alright when you solve the clue. Shame we need the isis 2 to get in properly. No news on release date yet?

By the game do you mean that anagram thing?

I've also noticed that the pyramid icon for the pyramid count is different - on ISIS I it is the familiar gold pyramid, but on Ramisis it is a silver pyramid, which reminds me of this one on the website (edit - and indeed in the middle of the video sequence on the new update!):

I wonder if we are going to see silver pyramids appearing?

maka0020 wrote:anybody catch that under the pentagon poster on the wall in the flash animation it says Fibonacci under it.........
time to start researching - i have a feeling that flash says a hell of a lot more than what it is saying at face value

Very good. The date on the guy's computer says 01/06/2108 (I hope that's not the new release date!)...
Poster on wall:

"Dividing a perfect world" also there with Fibonacci... Curious indeed...

If you look closely, in the first video we see the poster with a white pentagon,
like this

And in the second video the pentagon has changed to black
like this

I had not noticed the change in colour but have spent most of the day looking at fibonacci sequences.

Fibonacci numbers are used to describe patterns and corrolations between things in nature. ie, making imperfect things perfect (mathmatically) like the shapes of flowers: see the wiki page.
The sequence can be applied in a pyramid of numbers. So if the method of opening the Ramesis has anything to do with numbers I bet its done like that.

Or maybe it has nothing to do with anything.