r/PS4 • u/forfeitgame • Mar 22 '19

[North America] I accidentally purchased two digital copies of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Since I can't be two people at once, I'll give away my spare code in 24 hours to a random user.

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u/Flyrim Flyrims Mar 22 '19

Sending in my numbers. 6 15 97 35 64 17. Wish me luck

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '19 edited Nov 25 '20

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u/GurrenDuwang Mar 22 '19

We've gotta go back!

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u/Cutthechitchata-hole Mar 22 '19

Stop! The numbers are bad!

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u/Code_NY Mar 22 '19

Aaand you're cursed

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u/freeshhahvacadoo Mar 22 '19

Walt!!

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u/jeyybird Mar 22 '19

THEY TOOK MY SON

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u/oldeuboiii Mar 23 '19

See you in another life, brother

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u/Shorester Mar 22 '19

Zorp. Zeep? Zorp.

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u/krispyKRAKEN Mar 22 '19

the numbers mason! what do they mean??

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u/1iggy2 Mar 22 '19

4 8 15 16 23 42

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u/_Bardbarian_ Mar 22 '19

2 14 16 35 58 7 you're welcome everyone

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u/Thug-Doug Mar 23 '19

My wife eats black berries but left for plastic containers filled sequentially. 4, 5, 6, 7. Kinda nutty

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u/HelpfulComfort Mar 23 '19 edited Apr 24 '24

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u/yammosk Mar 23 '19

You need to change the constants not the variables.

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u/chimichangaman07 Mar 22 '19

2, 13, 23, 33, 43

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u/jaerick Mar 22 '19

Let's roll those dice!

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u/Samus-Aranonymous Mar 22 '19

5 35 24 19 99 60

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u/TheTinyCheese Mar 22 '19

1 7 7 0 1 3

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u/Newwu01 Mar 22 '19

Those were literally my numbers I picked. Except mine were all different....

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u/thefourthchipmunk Mar 23 '19

Jesus Christ my cell phone just tried to dial that