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For those who are not following the discussions, I remind you that during the 2nd round, there is a “Guess the Player” contest – /topic/at/817427/
Currently, we have received answers from 7 participants, and the leader has 4 correct answers.
A small hint regarding the general principle of solving association puzzles: the connection “from question to answer” is not as important as the connection “from answer to question.” That is, looking at the supposed answer, one should think about whether the host could have asked exactly this question based on that answer?
For example, the host’s question is “Call a girl.” We look at the list of participants and see the nickname RedGirl. The connection “girl-girl” is obvious, but how “Call” and “Red” are connected is completely unclear. It is logical to assume that for “RedGirl,” the host would have come up with something like “Melisandre,” “Indian Girl,” or “Moon,” or something similar.
Therefore, it makes sense to see if there is anything more suitable? We look at the list of participants again and see the nickname kalababa, which sounds like “call a baba,” and we understand that this was definitely what was meant.
Currently, we have received answers from 7 participants, and the leader has 4 correct answers.
A small hint regarding the general principle of solving association puzzles: the connection “from question to answer” is not as important as the connection “from answer to question.” That is, looking at the supposed answer, one should think about whether the host could have asked exactly this question based on that answer?
For example, the host’s question is “Call a girl.” We look at the list of participants and see the nickname RedGirl. The connection “girl-girl” is obvious, but how “Call” and “Red” are connected is completely unclear. It is logical to assume that for “RedGirl,” the host would have come up with something like “Melisandre,” “Indian Girl,” or “Moon,” or something similar.
Therefore, it makes sense to see if there is anything more suitable? We look at the list of participants again and see the nickname kalababa, which sounds like “call a baba,” and we understand that this was definitely what was meant.
