It was NOT straight forward. I entered %ripfenn and 5ripfenn into the password field more times than I can count. You didn't follow your own rules when you decided to change the percent symbol into a word. If you hadn't given the 14 character clue then this would not be solved.

@mkmtwo trust me, tried a lot of combinations that involved bell, %, 5(lowercase %) and all the other wingdings that I could pull out of the video. I see how you got there in hindsight, but seems like a just try everything under the sun type of ending.

For those stuck: %

@WhuffieCollector agree, went from an elegant solve to entering as many passwords as possible to figure out how the solve was supposed to be used as a password.

@Adam Gardner %

oof, not sure how I feel about the second part of that solve... Part 1) Find the word "wing" + ding = wingding. Find the wingdings and translate to ripfenn. Great, makes sense. Part 2) Find all the other possible wingdings in the video and enter every possibility until one works...

@mkmtwo fair enough, if you've gotten past the password screen to an email address then I'm fairly confident you're the first.

Let's have it

First rule of treasure hunting: there are no facts

Any thoughts on the saturation change and the airplane heard overhead?

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