Level 6

This is super fun
I spent most time getting the input file. Once I got it it was smooth and fun ride as I learnt a bit about python and a bit about *** files.

Thanks for all the hints I was pretty desperate when I couldn't get the data. I know it seems to be obvious once you get there but damn if you have one of those mental blackouts it's easy to despair

OMG! It is the hardest one I played so far! But I have to admit all the proplems are amazing! I will keep going! The hints are enough.But you should be patient. Sometimes it made me mad Good luck everyone! See you in higher level:)

I know I'm late to this party, but I'd really like a couple of hints here. I eventually managed to get the set of files necessary and, looking inside them, I can see there's a link to previous puzzles, but for the life of me I can't figure out how to get it to work. I've set up a dictionary and I went to the starting point and ran with a modified previous answer, but it just took me back to the peak. I'm kind of stuck now and would appreciate any hints, subtle or not.

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I'm kind of stuck now and would appreciate any hints, subtle or not.

Have you properly traversed the list? At the end you should find a very helpful message. Take the message literally. It might help to look at some of the lesser-used features of the PKZIP spec.

I've C******ed the c******s but I can not figure out what to do with the mess of 'E', 'Y' and etc.

Oh I got it!
It was really AWESOME!!!

Hey guys,

I'm stuck. I've tried to un[noun] the [noun] in every possible way but there are simply no c******* to c******! And I'm pretty sure that I know all the necessary modules. Is it possible that the [noun] got someway broken or something?

Help, please, I couldn't sleep because of it

Nice challenge.
The file works fine.
Keep in mind that not only the file itself can have [nouns] but also all files in it can have [nouns].
Then read the python doc about the 'big' file and you will see how to get the [nouns].
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