Break the Substitution Cipher and Reveal the Scary Question. [For real this time]

[Icy]

 

Weirdly enough I think I may have actual errors on this (working with different substitutions). But its certainly readable.

[Dad]

So you can post ciphers but you can't play Minecraft with me?  Smh.  I hope somebody drink all yo pepsi.  

[Icy]

So you can post ciphers but you can't play Minecraft with me?  Smh.  I hope somebody drink all yo pepsi.  

 

Ciphers Ive had since the 8th grade? And you're judging me? Smh.

And I'd totally play MC if my computer wouldnt explode.

[Arimetal]

I think the one that looks like 7 is an A... that's as far as I've got

[Icy]

I think the one that looks like 7 is an A... that's as far as I've got

 

There's 2, maybe 3 characters that look like a "7".

[(GigaDrillBreaker)]

Does this have a consistent key?

[(GigaDrillBreaker)]

 

In this image I marked what appeared to be intentional spaces with orange lines. Were my suppositions correct?

 

It can't really be solved without the material being accurately parsed, and I am assuming you don't want the factor holding people back being your ambiguous spacing.

[~~~~]

What if.... Space was one of the symbols that was substituted? Would it be gg then?

[(GigaDrillBreaker)]

What if.... Space was one of the symbols that was substituted? Would it be gg then?

Actually, that doesn't add much difficulty. Spaces never occur twice in a row, and their use in framing words makes them pretty easy to identify if you know you are looking for it.

[Simping For Hina]

I feel like Giga gets turned on more by ciphers than anything else. I found his kink.

[(GigaDrillBreaker)]

I feel like Giga gets turned on more by ciphers than anything else. I found his kink.

jabroni, you might have.

[Icy]

Does this have a consistent key?

 

Most definitely yes.

 

As for the pacing (orange lines) you are also correct about it being where it is. Would not want that to create problems.

If you want another reference, you can click this. But it is a proper journal entry.. ish. Its surprisingly difficult to write on a moving bus.

[Icy]

Bit of a hint for those with this on the backburner. At least 2 symbols used are punctuation and there are letter pair substitutions. Of which there are... I forget.

[(GigaDrillBreaker)]

bruh, this is really nice symbology, even in the small print it is easy to parse.

 

You should take a look at the Riddler's pinned thread in here.

[Icy]

bruh, this is really nice symbology, even in the small print it is easy to parse.

 

You should take a look at the Riddler's pinned thread in here.

 

Blush blush. Yeah, my first and foremost rules about it is that its easy to write, ideally no more than 3 strokes each and that it looks overwhelming when its in high density but low amounts its pretty freaking easy to solve. At least as far as perception goes. To trick you into thinking one is easier than the other as an aesthetic motivator.

 

Note: While I am adding letter pairs and triples and punctuation etc, the idea behind those are to appear similar to the characters that they translate to. And that grammatically, you DO NOT have to substitute the base characters for the combination characters. Simulates faux-complexity while allowing it to flow off the fingers more naturally.