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raa sau n ootdsr
epettalw eofetdh ema
tetel cttrrsa otksh hwenuny ano chec sao tnut
oo yftkrprttnast hssxenbov sehseol p oe ,icetrsid s ei edwme asa teodcc elr @Participant o ce waed nbilhawnmee vala emwrm,Guo
dnwa etnenshbt dweter oensetertg eiumepoet notunhhe,it yuh
si ol CC Limit: 2 omea wfkrdsscoow anaheyf w haoderltyTh,
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I was thinking it might be blockwise anagrams but I haven't been able to solve any of those either (if it was anagram blocks there would presumably be additional splits, e.g. around Participants, CC Limit:2 and right before ,icetrsidEve Huh Win
Hive Hew Nu
Hive Wen Uh
Hive New Uh
Hen View Uh
Hen Wive Uh
Hewn Vie Uh
When Vie Uh
Hew Vein Uh
Hew Nevi Uh
Hew Vine Uh
Vein We Huh
Nevi We Huh
Vine We Huh
Vie Wen Huh
Vie New Huh
View En Huh
Wive En Huh
none of which seem to be a combination of words that can be rearranged into something that can make sensehheeinvw ra usau a oon sr dtpete lw atfetoe emhd te al cetrrsttotk a hwhsunyn (edited)T it probably starts with something like: The game has started [...] but even if that's right it doesn't get us anywhere (edited)G could be, its pretty unusual. Could be Good luck! except that we don't have an ! (edited). however so the G is in the first (and only) sentence (edited)
(edited)Hello Participants, it is Night 1 now.
Today was uneventful, but at very least I'll set the CC Limit: 3.
Sleep well and try not to die!
If you can unscramble this I will be very impressed.wanaevfeutlun made absolutely no sense to me
Did you know there is twelve seconds in a year, one in January February March April May June July August September October November and December.Did you know there is twelve seconds in a year, one in January February March April May June July August September October November and December. $sh prepare$gp set 1 to unstart the game$gp set 2$gp set 3