The Powder Toy

Rob the Bank #2 (Contest) by Anonymous100

Anonymous100
Anonymous100
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8th May 2015
11th May 2015
Build a machine to steal gold from the vault without triggering the alarm. Person who steals the most gold wins :) More advanced vaults will be made in future competitions. NO VIRUS!
contest bank safe

Comments

  • pepper1boy
    pepper1boy     10th May 2015
    @corpsey try QUICKLY pulling out some of the wire that is hooked to the pressure sensors
  • Corpsey
    Corpsey     9th May 2015
    Alternatively, if cutting into the alarm isn't legit, you could stick a false read into the SPRK/PHOT receivers. (Like RCAProduction did in the last one) Though, with that little DMND lip it will take a slightly larger machine to push it into position. Then the only issue is pushing the C4 around gently enough. Without CRAY though I'm not sure if it's possible. The pressure sensor bar is hooked up directly to the alarm.. and you can't move anything without creating pressure.
  • PoisonousSqUaSh
    PoisonousSqUaSh     9th May 2015
    some how put warp on the alarm so it looks as though it is never set off
  • Corpsey
    Corpsey     9th May 2015
    id:1785834 (not solved, just showing the plan mentionned earlier). You take a points hit, but you can at least rob the place lol
  • Corpsey
    Corpsey     9th May 2015
    I found a decent way to at least get a lot of points: use a 5-thick CRAY to destroy the pressure trigger altogether. The entire plan would be: Place BTRY near recievers, insert a small mechanism with a CRAY beam to cut the main alarm wiring (will post that soon) and then use a CRAY device to destroy the pressure sensor.
  • Pharaoh
    Pharaoh     9th May 2015
    Go in the back with vacuum for the psns?
  • jasiu2002
    jasiu2002     9th May 2015
    I checked for ways do disable the ARAY system. You actually can put BTRY near the receivers and it'll work.
  • dayday24
    dayday24     9th May 2015
    Noone has solved it in three days = Near impossible.
  • Anonymous100
    Anonymous100     9th May 2015
    @Lockheedmartin there is a system which detects too many sparks (the metal heats up to much wich triggers a temperature sensor) so a battery would also trigger the alarm.
  • RCAProduction
    RCAProduction     9th May 2015
    More complicated than that, but thats the basic idea.