I don't know, man, I lose my touch, man.
Did you ever have a touch to lose, man? 
Today, we'll be studying the art of safe-cracking, a must for any successful heist. In this challenge, I will generate for each tribe a random five-digit number, and post it in your tribe forum. This number could fall anywhere from 00000 to 99999. To help you imagine what we're working with, see the below:
Keeping the above image in mind to understand how this works, your tribe will then be given the first part of the challenge to shuffle those numbers. You must turn the existing numbers a total of
fifteen times. You can turn the number dials either upward or downward, but in all cases the number of spins used will be counted in the most efficient manner. For example, turning a number from 9 over to 0 always uses one turn, not nine.
You have 4 hours to shuffle your number. For the remaining 20 hours of the challenge, each tribe will try to crack the lock of the opposing tribe.
Your tribe will be provided the opposing tribe’s shuffled number, and may make an official guess as follows:
GUESS: 12345A moderator listening to the safe with a stethoscope will be on hand to give you the results.
If the correct combination was 52346, the mods would say:
4 total numbers correct. 3 correct numbers in the correct place.The tribe that correctly solves their opponent's combination in the fewest guesses wins immunity. If both tribes take the same number of turns to crack the safe, the tribe whose own combination has the higher sum of all digits wins. If the result is a tie and both tribes have picked the same combination, the tie will be broken by RNG.
Topic: Chapter Four: Safe Cracking (Read 508 times)
