It is obvious that the code is Morse, but running it through a converter gives nothing useful
Hint
Maybe we have it all backwards?
Solution
Reverse the string ..- ....- --.- -.... -.-. .-. .- . .-.. -.-. ..... -.-- .--- .-. ..---
Run it through a Morse decoder u4q6craelc5yjr2
It is again backwards, reverse it! 2rjy5clearc6q4u
Code #2
Observations
Hint
Doing the normal first steps of decoding analysing should point you in the right direction
Solution
Using the ROT-13 cipher (Which is just a Caesarian Shift of 13), we get fismueifuturedtwueis
Substitute with numbers 5smu8futured2u8s
Code #3
Observations
Looking at the code, neither Atbash, Rot nor the length reveals much.
This one was a bit tricker than the others, hang in there.
Hint
Try to read the string partially, only a few characters at a time, in the other direction. Notice something?
Solution
Noticing that when reading the text 3 characters at a time, in reverse, it looks like it could be a passcode, but that . is bothering us.
Lets throw it out! wopcreebuyifesnehtism
Now we can do more with this! Grid it! (3×7) wop
cre
ebu
yif
esn
eht
ism
Reverse each line pow
erc
ube
fiy
nse
the
msi
Read out the string powercubefiynsethemsi
Substitute the numbers powercube5yn73em6
Ha! Victory!