The door will open if you interpret the instructions correctly. There's nothing tricky going on here. You just need to approach the problem with a different mind-set.
UK Version
The door will open if you interpret the instructions correctly. There's nothing too tricky going on here, you just need to approach it with a different mindset.
US Version
Think more broadly about the phrase "open with a two." Don't get hung up on the numbers on each individual button.
UK Version
Think more broadly about the phrase "open with two". Don't get hung up on the numbers on the individual buttons.
US Version
"Open with a two" refers to pushing the buttons that together form the shape of a number two when lit.
UK Version
"Open with two" refers to pressing the buttons that together form the shape of a number two when lit.
US Version
Press one, two, three, six, nine, eight, seven... You should start to see the shape of a certain number emerge.
That's right! The trick is to press the buttons that together form a number-two shape when lit up. Pretty neat, huh?
Also, see how there are four buttons left untouched? That's what the other part of the instructions refers to.
UK Version
Press 1, 2, 3, 6, 9, 8, 7...
You should start to see the shape of a certain number emerge.
That's right! The trick is to press the buttons that together form a number-two shape when lit up. Rather good, eh?
Also, see how there are four buttons left untouched? That's what the other part of the instructions refers to.
Solution
Incorrect
Too bad!
Try thinking about it from a different angle.
Correct
Bingo!
US Version
The trick was to light up the buttons that together from a number two.
"Leave the four" simply meant to leave four specific buttons untouched.
UK Version
The trick was to light up buttons to form the shape of the number two.
"Leave four" simply meant that there were four buttons you needed to leave untouched.