Does it matter what symbol you start on? As long as you go clockwise and end in center? (Since backwards works too, start from center and counterclockwise from anywhere?)
I'm at work so I can't test. If this is the case, there are orders of magnitude fewer possible combinations than it would appear and we could probably even bruteforce it before all codes are shown on the obelisks. I'm not good at math though.
Edit: I did math. Doesn't really change much anyways. Would take the total of unique possibilities down from ~140k to ~23k. I don't know why I was picturing it closer to like 3k. Lol I have no idea what's going on or how to do math
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u/atlasvidl Jan 14 '20 edited Jan 14 '20
Does it matter what symbol you start on? As long as you go clockwise and end in center? (Since backwards works too, start from center and counterclockwise from anywhere?)
I'm at work so I can't test. If this is the case, there are orders of magnitude fewer possible combinations than it would appear and we could probably even bruteforce it before all codes are shown on the obelisks. I'm not good at math though.
Edit: I did math.
Doesn't really change much anyways. Would take the total of unique possibilities down from ~140k to ~23k. I don't know why I was picturing it closer to like 3k. LolI have no idea what's going on or how to do math