May 3rd, 2016, 07:16 AM
I tend to feel like you have the wrong code too, but would be interested in going through some of these clues / trips you've done. while there is the door glitch I don't feel this belongs in bugs and its unlikely that we will get any confirmation from the powers that be on your conclusions (unless there is an actual bug).
my thoughts on your conclusions...
1. The code is 4-5 digits. Not sure how you came to this? but I have tried all combos from 1-5 button(s) with non repeating use, ending in the one specified in the clue
2. The "Island" area behind the door had been blocked off because of the exploit. This is most likely an accurate assumption, but a command block could remove these glass blocks upon successful code entry
3. The Island cannot be accessed by anyone below the rank of Citizen - I tried the door exploit, and it denied me access. This is most likely true and could be based on where clues are located, but again a command block could either increase the users rank or just allow them access to the area
4. If the island IS accessible via use of buttons, the code is a minimum of 5 digits. this would make sense as any less than 5 buttons would make the code too easy. Now as to whether the code will take you to an "island" or allow you entry to the room remains to be found out by anyone
5. One of the buttons clears the code you inputted, however, the code does not reset by default after clicking the entry button. Could you elaborate more on this? How do we know anything clears the code or if the code try resets after x seconds? etc..., actually it would be nice if we know for certain that pressing the door button attempted the code and reset it also
6. If the code does work, the buttons directly teleport you to the island after the correct code is inputted. Is this a question or a statement? If its a question we unlikely will get an answer, if its a statement how do you know unless you have to code?
All my answers are designed to engage in a convo with you on this as I am curious as to the code also and whereabouts it takes us and what rewards there will be. so hopefully the tone of my replies are seen as an open dialogue and not being abrupt or anything as that was not my intention
my thoughts on your conclusions...
1. The code is 4-5 digits. Not sure how you came to this? but I have tried all combos from 1-5 button(s) with non repeating use, ending in the one specified in the clue
2. The "Island" area behind the door had been blocked off because of the exploit. This is most likely an accurate assumption, but a command block could remove these glass blocks upon successful code entry
3. The Island cannot be accessed by anyone below the rank of Citizen - I tried the door exploit, and it denied me access. This is most likely true and could be based on where clues are located, but again a command block could either increase the users rank or just allow them access to the area
4. If the island IS accessible via use of buttons, the code is a minimum of 5 digits. this would make sense as any less than 5 buttons would make the code too easy. Now as to whether the code will take you to an "island" or allow you entry to the room remains to be found out by anyone
5. One of the buttons clears the code you inputted, however, the code does not reset by default after clicking the entry button. Could you elaborate more on this? How do we know anything clears the code or if the code try resets after x seconds? etc..., actually it would be nice if we know for certain that pressing the door button attempted the code and reset it also
6. If the code does work, the buttons directly teleport you to the island after the correct code is inputted. Is this a question or a statement? If its a question we unlikely will get an answer, if its a statement how do you know unless you have to code?
All my answers are designed to engage in a convo with you on this as I am curious as to the code also and whereabouts it takes us and what rewards there will be. so hopefully the tone of my replies are seen as an open dialogue and not being abrupt or anything as that was not my intention