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[Theodolus]

Is it safe to assume that the green button made a buzzer sound as well?

[Schilcote]

Is it safe to assume that the green button made a buzzer sound as well?

No, it didn't. In fact, I made an error, red shouldn't have caused the buzzer either.

[SeriousConcentrate]

Try pressing the buttons in the order of white, green, red, blue, white.

Yeah, I'm not sure about it (the test) myself. I took an official IQ test at school about eight years ago and got a 152, which why I said I must have gotten dumber over the years. I'm not certain that first test was entirely accurate either though since I'm horrid at most forms of math. Honestly, I'd rate myself more around 130-135.

[Bdthemag]

Just want to note the average IQ of a person is around 90-110, so I guess we have quite a few genuises at Bay12. (Which doesn't suprise me.)

[SeriousConcentrate]

You have to be to make a functioning fort. :3

[Schilcote]

Try pressing the buttons in the order of white, green, red, blue, white.

You press the white button, then the colored buttons. The console dings. Yay, you've solved the puzzle! (the white button displayed the sequence, BTW)

Now on to something slightly more complex!

EXPERIMENT 2:
Time to devise: >1 minute
Estimated time to complete: 3 turns

Reality shifts, and the white button disappears. The console remains otherwise identical to the way it was, at least externally.

[SeriousConcentrate]

Try pressing each button, starting with green, then red, then blue. Make a note of which one doesn't sound the buzzer.

[Schilcote]

Try pressing each button, starting with green, then red, then blue. Make a note of which one doesn't sound the buzzer.

You press the green button, and the blue light lights up. When you press red, green lights up, and when you press blue, red lights up.

[SeriousConcentrate]

Hmm.

Try pressing blue, then red, then green.

Basing it on the idea that although red+blue=purple it's still smarter to press the primary colors and then the secondary color.

[Schilcote]

Hmm.

Try pressing blue, then red, then green.

Basing it on the idea that although red+blue=purple it's still smarter to press the primary colors and then the secondary color.

Right answer, wrong reasoning. I'm not sure whether I should count that or not.

Yeah, might as well. See if you can figure out the rule behind it htouhgj. Uhh, though. Typing with cold hands.

Here comes a clever one.

EXPERIMENT 3:
Time to devise: >1 minute
Estimated time to complete: ~5 turns

The console's surface remains the same, again.

[SeriousConcentrate]

Hmm. I'll think it over and give Theo and Fuzz a chance to answer this one before I take a crack at it.

[Aklyon]

oh hey, this is still here? cool.

[FuzzyZergling]

Press the red, green, and blue buttons and note any reactions.

[Theodolus]

regarding the reasoning behind the last one, the proper sequence comes up RGB which is a pretty common way to state the primary colors. Also you are lighting them up in sequence from the hottest color to the coldest color.

I'll wait on the response to FZ before throwing out more commands.

[Schilcote]

regarding the reasoning behind the last one, the proper sequence comes up RGB which is a pretty common way to state the primary colors. Also you are lighting them up in sequence from the hottest color to the coldest color.

I'll wait on the response to FZ before throwing out more commands.

Nope, overthinking it. I didn't even think about all that while I was coming up with it. The LEDs just showed the next button you need to press.

Press the red, green, and blue buttons and note any reactions.

The red button lights up the blue light, the green lights the red light, and blue the green light.