DDRNGGin (2014-05-17 15:54:54)

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O.K. I am going to delete epicpwnwer2003's game while I post this new warm-up question:
Which of the following numbers is a sum of two smaller square numbers?
A: 25
B: 36
C: 49
D: 64
* All but epicpwner2003 may play this warm-up question.
** ConnorRonnoc's current game is still paused.

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2014-05-17 22:56:30

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DDRNGGin (2014-05-18 15:45:24)

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Incorrect.
Here is a hint:
The sum of the smaller square numbers must be consecutive.
Think about the Pythagorean Theorem.

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Perfect_Chaos (2014-05-18 21:10:58)

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B

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DDRNGGin (2014-05-19 00:37:30)

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Good guess, but no.
Hint: Use this equation:
(n-2)² + (n-1)²= n²

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Koopa1999 (2014-05-25 03:22:16)

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I'll wait for an opening on the hot seat.

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DDRNGGin (2014-06-01 14:57:31)

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O.k., ladies and gentlemen, ConnorRonnoc's game is offically going to continue.
[Cues dimming lights]
ConnorRonnoc, you just won $250,000! Only six questions stand between you and $10,000,000. This next question is worth a guarantee of $500,000. Should you miss, you will lose $225,000, but if you get it correct, you will be guaranteed $500,000 in addition to earning a spot in our Game Show Championship Tournament on 3DSPlaza. Here is your $500,000 question:
The popular board game Monopoly was first created by Charles Darrow in 1934 during what major U.S. event?
A: U.S. Civil War
B: World War I
C: World War II
D: The Great Depression
* You still have the PM a Plazian lifeline left. *

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ConnorRonnoc (2014-06-01 15:01:41)

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Well, the Civil War happened well before WW1, and WW1 ended before 1920, and WW2 was from 1939-1945, so I'm gonna go with D, the Great Depression

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DDRNGGin (2014-06-01 15:46:43)

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ConnorRonnoc, you are risking $225,000 to play for $500,000. But it does not matter. You have just earned yourself $500,000!
[Cues progressively dimming lights]
ConnorRonnoc, you are the first contestant to win $500,000. Also, you are the first plazian to be entered into the Game Show Championship Tournament. Connor, five more questions and you will win $10,000,000. As promised, you will gain two new lifelines into your arsenal: the Double Dip and Switch the Question.
[Lifeline explanation]
Double Dip: This lifeline allows you to take two guesses at a question, but once you confirm to you use this lifeline, you cannot walk away from the question.
Switch the Question: This allows you to replace your original question with a brand-new question of the same value.
Note 1: When the Switch the Question is used, any lifelines used beforehand cannot be reused.
Note 2: When you use the Switch the Question, the next contestant to reach the value the lifeline was used on, that contestant cannot use that lifeline on that question.
Note 3: The 50:50 lifeline cannot be used with the Double on the same question.
These two lifelines are in addition to your remaining PM a Plazian lifeline. With everything explained , it is time to play Millionaire.
Here is your $1,000,000 question:
Which of the following ancient groups celebrates the tradition of a man's last day of freedom before marriage?
A: The Aztecs
B: The Spartans
C: The Incans
D: The Mesopotamians
* This is a safe to play question. You have absolutely nothing to lose. *

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ConnorRonnoc (2014-06-01 18:40:36)

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Switch Question

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DDRNGGin (2014-06-01 19:03:29)

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O.k. The question has now been switched; however, the answer to the original question will not be revealed to the public. Here is your new $1,000,000 question:
Saturn is the father of what two Roman gods?
A: Jupiter and Bacchus
B: Juno and Vulcanus
C: Bacchus and Vulcanus
D: Jupiter and Juno

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ConnorRonnoc (2014-06-01 19:28:16)

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D

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DDRNGGin (2014-06-01 19:44:37)

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Your final answer is D.
The children of Saturn are... Jupiter and Juno for $1,000,000!
[Cues progressively dimming lights]
ConnorRonnoc, you have just won $1,000,000! Four questions now stand in your way from the big bucks. This next question is valued at $2,500,000. If you miss, you will be reduced down to $500,000. Here we go for $2,500,000.
In 2006, what gaming company produced the Japanese exclusive anime Sky Girls?
A: Konami B: Nintendo
C: Sega D: Bandai
* You have the PM a Plazian and Double Dip lifelines remaining. *

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ConnorRonnoc (2014-06-01 21:11:52)

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Well, I doubt Sega or Nintemdo would do that, but as for Konami and Bandai....

I'll go with A, Konami

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DDRNGGin (2014-06-01 22:08:23)

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Your final answer is Konami.
I hate to tell you this....
You have just won $2,500,000!
[Cues progressively dimming lights]
Wow! This is unbelievable, ConnorRonnoc! You have just earned $2,500,000. This is quite a thrilling game. Just three more questions left and you still have two lifelines left. We are about to play for $5,000,000. If you get this one wrong, it will cost you $2,000,000. Have a look at question 13:
Which of the following events occured on the same date as the deaths of Aldous Huxley and C.S. Lewis?
A: First man on the Moon
B: Cuban Missle Crisis
C: JFK Assassination
D: Beginning of the Vietnam War
* You still have the PM a Plazian and Double Dip lifelines avaliable to you. *

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ConnorRonnoc (2014-06-03 16:31:59)

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Double Dip

C and A

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