The Indigo room

[Jubal]

Kicking does not work.

All the balls are the same, but it's a fair assumption that only by firing the correct combination of switches can the door be opened.

[Cuddly Khan]

Let me try a random one

0=Leave empty
X=Balls

00X0XX00X0

[Jubal]

Nope 

[Cuddly Khan]

Didn't think so.

I know:
0000000090 XD

[Phoenixguard09]

Dammit Jubal, what's the answer mate. I think it's a fair assumption that we're not going to get it.

[Ashanorath]

0000001001
1-ball
0-empty
binary 9, got no other ideas atm
edit: also 1111110110 same thing, but unprdssed plates give digits, also
0110111111 and 1001000000 same just inverse, that's all I got atm

[Jubal]

0---------

Which is to say, binary one.

1 + 1 = 2
Which is binary 10

Ta-da.

(I don't think anyone posted that solution, did they? I'll feel bad if I missed it).

[Ashanorath]

Forgot about the posibility of whole equation being binary :S

[Jubal]

I should design a new room for this, shouldn't I?

[Ashanorath]

Do something, my brain is aching for a problem =)

[Jubal]

Welcome to...

THE DEVOTION ROOM (3 points)

You enter a large, high-roofed room with four shrines.

The first is a Buddhist shrine set into the wall, with a large wheel as its centrepiece. The wheel has a square axle-hole and square slots through the rim, with a small stone statue of Buddha sitting in front of it.

The second is a Catholic one. An image of the Virgin Mary is at the centre, with a pair of keys in a cross representing the papacy and two large, grand incense burners in the shape of ornate crimson fishes. There is a crimson canopy over the shrine held up with rope.

The third is Protestant, consisting of a single large cross slotted into a heavy wooden base. The shrine is otherwise very plain, except for a large and heavy copy of the Bible on a stone table.

The final one is Muslim - a huge, heavy, metal crescent, with a small hole at each tip, is slotted into the wall, with other items of devotion and intricate Arabic mosaics surrounding it. There is a domed roof over the little shrine.

Finally, you see the door at the other end of the room. It has a large keyhole, and a heavy bar across it. The bar is connected via teeth to a large cog on the wall. The cog is padlocked in place, and has at its centre a square bar jutting out perpendicular to the surface (effectively capping off the axle). A large number of what you presume are prayers and charms, written on small scraps of paper, are lying around the door - though they are not in a script or language you understand.

How will you try and escape?

[comrade_general]

Throw thermal pod.

[Jubal]

Thou wishes to THROW THERMAL POD? That thou canst not do!

/YaySoros

[comrade_general]

http://www.bomtoons.com/biggame.html

[Jubal]

Well, that was... an experience.