Puzzle Gauntlet 4.5: Drawing Conclusions Mystery Cache
Puzzle Gauntlet 4.5: Drawing Conclusions
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puz·zle (pzl) n.
1. Something, such as a game, toy, or problem, that requires ingenuity and often persistence in solving or assembling.
2. Something that baffles or confuses.
3. The condition of being perplexed; bewilderment.
gaunt·let also gant·let (gôntlt, gänt-) n.
1. A protective glove worn with medieval armor.
2. A protective glove with a flared cuff, used in manual labor, in certain sports, and for driving.
3. A challenge: throw down the gauntlet; take up the gauntlet.
4. A dress glove cuffed above the wrist.
4.5: Drawing Conclusions
After the puzzle has been worked through, you should have a useable solution. This is also when some missed references in the listing become more clear. You can now draw some conclusions about that puzzle, whether it was fun, tedious, or even made no sense at all.
Now you've just gotta be determined to get this far. You won't give up until you reach the end, using any means necessary. Well, it shouldn't be from a previous solver in this case. Because then you'd only be proving that you know how to ask for help. Time to step up your game.
(Note: Before starting, you must solve the prerequisite puzzles first, beginning with PG 1.0: Certitudity.)
Puzzle Gauntlet
1.0: Certitudity
1.5: Piecing It Together
2.0: Falling Into Place
2.5: Extracting the Elements
3.0: Checking Resources
3.5: Cracking the Codes
4.0: Exploring the Possibilities
4.5: Drawing Conclusions
5.0: The Grand Finale!
A very special thank you to all of those who helped in the creation and testing of this series, especially teamajk and mmammel, without whose help this would not have been possible.
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