I sat here for a couple hours figuring out if you can create a password in 61 characters, since 61 is the prime number before 67, which is the current world record. From what I've tried, the shortest possible password I can make (including the emojis) is "mayoutu.be/jVdKv1-OceAnnn5pepSiamlovedVIIRANc1#aa9261:00". The bolded characters mean they saved one or more less characters. The problem with this password is it can only work for one day, due to the wordle "ocean" which is partially in the YouTube URL saving a few characters. I'm not sure if there is an easier or more tolerable password (there probably is despite needing to get extremely lucky with getting the exact time the URL is let alone get to the URL with this password) but this is the best I could come up with to get a 61 chracter password.
I agree, I was doing some math in my notepad and came with scenario for 61 characters. Although 59 is the next prime number, I don't know whether it is possible to save two more with better YouTube link or something.
Btw: Is there really a Nc1 puzzle?
I don't think so, I just put Nc1 there as the smallest number. Although I believe Nc is in an actual puzzle, the only reason Nc is listed there is so the atomic numbers are added up to exactly 200. You don't need to really worry about rule 5 at all, when it comes to the #aa9261:00 part, that's where the numbers would be arranged. The hex color would have to end with 61, then the rest of the hex could be whatever (hopefully not #999961 lol) and the end could be 61:59, taking using up to 14 numbers to balance it out.
Another thing, the chess puzzle can be Nc, Nf, Ng, and Nh without the atomic numbers ruining everything
I've done a bit more speculating, a 61 character password might be more tolerable to get, maybe even 59. I'm not sure if this counts but if you set your date to April 29th 2024, rule 11 (wordle) is automatically skipped. I'm not sure why this happens but it saves a few characters. I originally set the date to April 29th 2024 because wordles answer on that day (according to google) is shell, putting that into good use for rule 8. I messed around with URLs and captchas as well and had a few working URLs that save three characters such as 16:09-16:10 houai6G-nbc (gb), 3:34-3:35 u5wHIrk-xgc (xy), and 14:55-14:56 dNoaI67-xgc (xy). I was able to make a 61 character password that could use any URL, and not a specific one to save a few characters. Even then, you'd still have to get really lucky with countries, chess, and atomic numbers. Along with having to keep Paul with barely any caterpillars sometimes.
Another thing, the chess puzzle can be Nc, Nf, Ng, and Nh without the atomic numbers ruining everything
Why? Isn't N an element?
Why? Isn't N an element?
I think the password accounts for that. But the problem is I think there is no Nc, Nf, Ng or Nh without check. The better alternative could be Qc6.
The password does account for N yes. Another thing I'm not sure if there is a much more simpler way of getting each chess puzzle answer instead of doing it manually, but I have nothing better to do than to do it manually. There are 193 different chess puzzles and by checking source code, A list can be created of each chess puzzles answer. For example Chess puzzle 125 is Qxe6+, this could be useful in the future although I feel like there is a much easier way of getting every chess puzzles answer instead of doing it entirely manually.
On the discord server someone made a list of all solutions and their frequency maybe I can send it here.
Ah, I forgot there is a Discord server for this lol, I'm there now. Anyways out of the 193 chess puzzles I have solved over 130 solutions noted in a very simple layout, I could send it there. So far I believe I have about 6 solutions that don't have check (+), that's a lot less than I expected so the chances of getting it for minimum characters is pretty low.
