Paper Mario Sticker Star: Secret Serial Code Conspiracy

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I know, but it's easier to think of it as the opposite. It's just how my brain works.

anybody checked blockland?
nope dont work lol 1 digit less

anybody checked blockland?
All Blockland keys have a predictable pattern to the first five digits according to Kalphiter's site.

XD3R-B8HH-9ZR2-FL16

This looks like a serial key for something.

All Blockland keys have a predictable pattern to the first five digits according to Kalphiter's site.
Yeah but since the first letter is x it could be like ID 100000 or something I don't know


It was just a joke

XD3R-B8HH-9ZR2-FL16

This looks like a serial key for something.

It most likely is.

Still no new theories, but I haven't checked those calculated serials yet so maybe we don't need new theories.

Quote from: Reddit user "quigeybo"
It may simply be a hash for a string resource that was never filled out. I.e. a bug.
This is a possibility

"XD3R-B8HH-9ZR2-FL16" and "||||| ||||| ||||| ||"  

if you put all the letters to numbers you get (24-4-3-18) (2-8-8-8) (9-26-18-2) (6-12-1-6), the dashes translate to "5 5 5 2" numerically.

When you use the number sets to find longitude and latitude, set up like this [(24-4-3-18) (2-8-8-8)] [(9-26-18-2) (6-12-1-6)], using the last number as an angle on a protractor to indicate north/south and east/west respectively you get

N 24° 04.400  E 2° 08.800; in Algeria, Africa
and
N 9° 26.180  E 6° 12.100; in Manila, The Philippines

I suspect someplace at these coordinates there are lockboxes with twin locks, whose code is 5 5 5 2.

I'll fire up the plane, you get the gear. We're going to the Philippines, then straight to Algeria.
« Last Edit: January 11, 2013, 10:55:28 PM by fred da kiko »

"XD3R-B8HH-9ZR2-FL16" and "||||| ||||| ||||| ||"  

if you put all the letters to numbers you get 24-4-3-18 2-8-8-8 9-26-18-2 6-12-1-6, the dashes translate to "4 4 4 2" numerically.

When you use the number sets to find longitude and latitude, set up like this [(24-4-3-18) (2-8-8-8)][( 9-26-18-2)( 6-12-1-6)], using the last number as an angle on a protractor to indicate north/south and east/west respectively you get

N 24° 04.400  E 2° 08.800; in Algeria, Africa
and
N 9° 26.180  E 6° 12.100; in Manila, The Philippines

I suspect someplace at these coordinates there are lockboxes with twin locks, whose code is 4 4 4 2.

I'll fire up the plane, you get the gear. We're going to the Philippines, then straight to Algeria.

Hi. It's 5 5 5 2.

Hi. It's 5 5 5 2.
Doesn't matter, it's irrelevant what the numbers are because i already found the coordinates, all we'd have to do is figure out where they hid the lockboxes.

Still no new developments.