Mafia 1033 - The Next Generation [Hidden]

[JustAGuyNamedWill]

Did you know that JOBTMDITBDJCORPCNTUXMRICV?

I was wondering if this was some form of code.

A Caesar cipher is a simple substitution cipher where each letter is shifted a fixed number of positions down the alphabet. We can systematically shift the ciphertext by each possible shift (1-25) and check for intelligible words or phrases.

Unfortunately, after trying all 25 shifts, no clear message emerged.

A substitution cipher replaces each letter of the plaintext with a different letter. Breaking this cipher is more complex and often requires frequency analysis or pattern recognition.

Without more information or context, it's difficult to apply advanced techniques like frequency analysis to this short ciphertext.

A Vigenère cipher is a polyalphabetic substitution cipher that uses a keyword to encrypt the plaintext. It's more complex than a simple substitution cipher and can be harder to break.

To break a Vigenère cipher, we would typically need more ciphertext or information about the keyword length.

Given the length of the ciphertext and the absence of additional information, it's challenging to apply Vigenère cipher decoding techniques effectively.

Use the word ‘who’ for the vinegere cypher. Idk if its even the right cypher but it would fit

Also wasn’t DW the one who made like an encryption code during the Baldurs Gate Mafia pregame?

[Jamiet99uk]

Did you know that JOBTMDITBDJCORPCNTUXMRICV?

I was wondering if this was some form of code.

A Caesar cipher is a simple substitution cipher where each letter is shifted a fixed number of positions down the alphabet. We can systematically shift the ciphertext by each possible shift (1-25) and check for intelligible words or phrases.

Unfortunately, after trying all 25 shifts, no clear message emerged.

A substitution cipher replaces each letter of the plaintext with a different letter. Breaking this cipher is more complex and often requires frequency analysis or pattern recognition.

Without more information or context, it's difficult to apply advanced techniques like frequency analysis to this short ciphertext.

A Vigenère cipher is a polyalphabetic substitution cipher that uses a keyword to encrypt the plaintext. It's more complex than a simple substitution cipher and can be harder to break.

To break a Vigenère cipher, we would typically need more ciphertext or information about the keyword length.

Given the length of the ciphertext and the absence of additional information, it's challenging to apply Vigenère cipher decoding techniques effectively.

What are you trying to figure out with the decryption?

I have a theory depending on the answer

I was trying to figure out whether:

"JOBTMDITBDJCORPCNTUXMRICV"

...was actually some attempt at a message, or just D&W rolling his face over the keyboard.

[JustAGuyNamedWill]

I was wondering if this was some form of code.

A Caesar cipher is a simple substitution cipher where each letter is shifted a fixed number of positions down the alphabet. We can systematically shift the ciphertext by each possible shift (1-25) and check for intelligible words or phrases.

Unfortunately, after trying all 25 shifts, no clear message emerged.

A substitution cipher replaces each letter of the plaintext with a different letter. Breaking this cipher is more complex and often requires frequency analysis or pattern recognition.

Without more information or context, it's difficult to apply advanced techniques like frequency analysis to this short ciphertext.

A Vigenère cipher is a polyalphabetic substitution cipher that uses a keyword to encrypt the plaintext. It's more complex than a simple substitution cipher and can be harder to break.

To break a Vigenère cipher, we would typically need more ciphertext or information about the keyword length.

Given the length of the ciphertext and the absence of additional information, it's challenging to apply Vigenère cipher decoding techniques effectively.

What are you trying to figure out with the decryption?

I have a theory depending on the answer

I was trying to figure out whether:

"JOBTMDITBDJCORPCNTUXMRICV"

...was actually some attempt at a message, or just D&W rolling his face over the keyboard.

Lol fair

I meant what kind of information you think would be garnered by decrypting it

[Jamiet99uk]

Did you know that JOBTMDITBDJCORPCNTUXMRICV?

I was wondering if this was some form of code.

A Caesar cipher is a simple substitution cipher where each letter is shifted a fixed number of positions down the alphabet. We can systematically shift the ciphertext by each possible shift (1-25) and check for intelligible words or phrases.

Unfortunately, after trying all 25 shifts, no clear message emerged.

A substitution cipher replaces each letter of the plaintext with a different letter. Breaking this cipher is more complex and often requires frequency analysis or pattern recognition.

Without more information or context, it's difficult to apply advanced techniques like frequency analysis to this short ciphertext.

A Vigenère cipher is a polyalphabetic substitution cipher that uses a keyword to encrypt the plaintext. It's more complex than a simple substitution cipher and can be harder to break.

To break a Vigenère cipher, we would typically need more ciphertext or information about the keyword length.

Given the length of the ciphertext and the absence of additional information, it's challenging to apply Vigenère cipher decoding techniques effectively.

Use the word ‘who’ for the vinegere cypher. Idk if its even the right cypher but it would fit

Also wasn’t DW the one who made like an encryption code during the Baldurs Gate Mafia pregame?

Using the keyword "who", the decrypted message is:

RHTUFTSMTLCUKWKBKGFQUVBUT

Fascinating.

[JustAGuyNamedWill]

Theres a 50% chance Jamie is townslipping in the most OTT way possible

[Jamiet99uk]

##Vote ZPDHUAWJMH BZDONL

[Jamiet99uk]

Apparently we can no longer post images because the "Board Attachment Quota" has been exceeded.

Sad.

Ye i tried to attack a photo of your mom but it took up all the bandwidth

My mother? You mean, Doctor Beverley Crusher?

[Jamiet99uk]

Who is scummy

A little, yes.

[Jamiet99uk]

Theres a 50% chance Jamie is townslipping in the most OTT way possible

I don't see how any of this would be a townslip.

[JustAGuyNamedWill]

Theres a 50% chance Jamie is townslipping in the most OTT way possible

I don't see how any of this would be a townslip.

Yeah I mean I thought you were looking for a secret code from a scum to another scum but idk

Could have just been you being curious

[JustAGuyNamedWill]

if DW is scum jamie is town

[foodcoats]

if DW is scum jamie is town

How strongly do you feel this pairing? Why can they not both be scum?

[bozotheclown]

I was wondering if this was some form of code.

A Caesar cipher is a simple substitution cipher where each letter is shifted a fixed number of positions down the alphabet. We can systematically shift the ciphertext by each possible shift (1-25) and check for intelligible words or phrases.

Unfortunately, after trying all 25 shifts, no clear message emerged.

A substitution cipher replaces each letter of the plaintext with a different letter. Breaking this cipher is more complex and often requires frequency analysis or pattern recognition.

Without more information or context, it's difficult to apply advanced techniques like frequency analysis to this short ciphertext.

A Vigenère cipher is a polyalphabetic substitution cipher that uses a keyword to encrypt the plaintext. It's more complex than a simple substitution cipher and can be harder to break.

To break a Vigenère cipher, we would typically need more ciphertext or information about the keyword length.

Given the length of the ciphertext and the absence of additional information, it's challenging to apply Vigenère cipher decoding techniques effectively.

What are you trying to figure out with the decryption?

I have a theory depending on the answer

I was trying to figure out whether:

"JOBTMDITBDJCORPCNTUXMRICV"

...was actually some attempt at a message, or just D&W rolling his face over the keyboard.

How do you know that D&W is using a keyboard?

[bozotheclown]

AI says it stands for Joint Operational Base for Transport and Management Division, International Trade Bureau, Data Joint Committee, Overseas Research Project, Coalition of Networked Technology, Urban X-ray Mapping, Risk Investigation and Control Ventures.

[Jamiet99uk]

AI says it stands for Joint Operational Base for Transport and Management Division, International Trade Bureau, Data Joint Committee, Overseas Research Project, Coalition of Networked Technology, Urban X-ray Mapping, Risk Investigation and Control Ventures.

Thank you, ChatBozoC

[bozotheclown]

AI says it stands for Joint Operational Base for Transport and Management Division, International Trade Bureau, Data Joint Committee, Overseas Research Project, Coalition of Networked Technology, Urban X-ray Mapping, Risk Investigation and Control Ventures.

Thank you, ChatBozoC

I also ran the game thread through AI and it said the mafia are ghug and BunnyGo.

[ghug]

I disagree with your bozo read though. Theres practically no mechs so bozo is att a loss for words

Im going to let him cook for a bit with reads then ill make an assessment

What? Everyone's talking about mechs.

Nice theme-related avatar there Ghug. Good to see you getting into the spirit of the game.

You know what they say about broken clocks.

[ghug]

I disagree with your bozo read though. Theres practically no mechs so bozo is att a loss for words

Im going to let him cook for a bit with reads then ill make an assessment

What? Everyone's talking about mechs.

Which is weird because I can sum up the mechs in like 2 sentences. So why are we still yapping about it?

Do you scumread bozo?

I'm unsure. From most people I'd read his entrance as an active intent to goad me, but I don't think he's capable of that kind of thinking. He hasn't done much else.

[ghug]

Did you know that JOBTMDITBDJCORPCNTUXMRICV?

I was wondering if this was some form of code.

A Caesar cipher is a simple substitution cipher where each letter is shifted a fixed number of positions down the alphabet. We can systematically shift the ciphertext by each possible shift (1-25) and check for intelligible words or phrases.

Unfortunately, after trying all 25 shifts, no clear message emerged.

A substitution cipher replaces each letter of the plaintext with a different letter. Breaking this cipher is more complex and often requires frequency analysis or pattern recognition.

Without more information or context, it's difficult to apply advanced techniques like frequency analysis to this short ciphertext.

A Vigenère cipher is a polyalphabetic substitution cipher that uses a keyword to encrypt the plaintext. It's more complex than a simple substitution cipher and can be harder to break.

To break a Vigenère cipher, we would typically need more ciphertext or information about the keyword length.

Given the length of the ciphertext and the absence of additional information, it's challenging to apply Vigenère cipher decoding techniques effectively.

Use the word ‘who’ for the vinegere cypher. Idk if its even the right cypher but it would fit

Also wasn’t DW the one who made like an encryption code during the Baldurs Gate Mafia pregame?

Encryption is against the rules.

[ghug]

Theres a 50% chance Jamie is townslipping in the most OTT way possible

Explain