#68

[Vlancii]

Is it me, or is Pyramid #68 somewhere off the coast of California about 50 miles (at least)? That one seems a bit tricky, eh?

[Flo]

Did you hear of Atlantis? I already told some isisadventurers to read carefully their contract:

"Article 4 - A diving suit is needed."

In fact, you should't zoom in like that, keep in mind that the real location is within a (circa) 20 km radius of the icon on the map.

[Orko]

A coin in the sea is not new.

[Flo]

Lol, it's a pyramid only for Orko.

[Vlancii]

Orko,

"Sand Dollars" do not count!

[Orko]

I will proof that.

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[Flo]

Orko? Orko! Oooorkooo!!!

Möge seine Seele in Frieden ruhen...

[Orko]

So i proofed that and spongebob said its possible to change 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 sanddollars to one pic of a sonic coin, i swear.

[Vlancii]

Flo,

Is that a Davey Jones reference?

[Flo]

Lol, Orko the Flying German?

Not dutch too bad!

[Drifter81]

I believe I have a possible guess for this one but need to check my password. - I think I must be wrong though, too simple of a solution to be correct.
This is my first time tracking any pyramids - Just opened my Isis after 11 days.

I selected the pyramid but haven't purchased any password credits.

Do we get free guesses / 3.5 days?
Are we supposed wait 3.5 days after selecting a pyramid then try to enter a guess in the [ View Clue] page?

My guess is longer than the 10 digit [ Collect Your Reward] input.

Drifter81

[Flo]

Hi Drifter,

First, GG for opening your isis in less than one year (my own record^^)

Then, I will try to enlighten you:

Do we get free guesses / 3.5 days?Are we supposed wait 3.5 days after selecting a pyramid then try to enter a guess in the [ View Clue] page?

Yes and no: you can check your password every 3.5 days, but before you will have to buy password credits (not free^^).
Your attempts are free only if you travel to the pyramid location and give your supposed password to the pyramidkeeper. (3 attempts per week)
Please note that getting the right password in the checker can only confirm you that it's the correct one, then :
1) it's a virtual pyramid = click on "collect your reward" and enter it. (only once per month, free)
2) it's a real pyra = you have to visit the pyramidkeeper and tell it to him.

Sorry, the #68 is a real one, so you've got to travel to it (that's the initial purpose of the checker: to spare you an unnecessary travel far away if your guess is wrong)

My guess is longer than the 10 digit [ Collect Your Reward] input.

When you guess the right password you are allowed to pick a coin in the real pyramid, the "collect your reward" section is where you must enter the unique 10-digit code engraved on the coin in order to obtain your reward.
Your password must be given directly to the pyramidkeeper (for real pyramids) or entered in the "collect your reward" menu for virtual ones (50 signs max.)

I hope I am clear enough^^

[Orko]

Thank's Flo!!!

[Drifter81]

That all makes sense.

I've tried my first guess and it was incorrect. -Good too, I was worried it was going to be too easy.

However... I'm hesitant on my second guess being, to eliminate the possibility, a variation of the first guess. An individual's name, more specifically. I previously attempted the name while including their title as (Mr. / Mrs. / Ms.) as my incorrect guess. [Without; punctuation,spaces, or capitalization]

However I'm not sure if the Name is supposed to include the person's title or not. I'm hesitant to re-guess a second time without the (Mr. / Mrs. / Ms.). Does anyone know if these variations make a difference, or does it have to be exact?

example:
Mr. John Smith (mrjohnsmith) or(johnsmith)?

Thoughts?

[kirkalicious]

I'm honestly not sure either. I have some guesses which could contain a prefix, suffix or middle initial. My guess with first, middle initial & last name didn't work.