1, 100, 45927, 8157307210, ?

[Magnum Opus]

Inspired by this amazing riddle: https://looksmax.org/threads/2-18-192-2500.870480/

The solution *drumroll*

Which results in 38880 for 5x(6^5)

I thought I'd make my own sequence for you guys to solve, after being inspired by @alpha_provider's principle named "Just cram in 921376128 sequences in 1 row of numbers bro"

Invited to try puzzling: @lovelyboy @drop @longjohnmong @Akhi @alpha_provider @StrangerDanger @BrahminBoss

Try to give me the last number in the sequence:
1, 100, 45927, 8157307210, ?

If you didn't solve it, don't fret!

Spoiler: Solution

It's 10 times 13 to the power of 8 bro!

See it's easy, always increase the factor at the start by 3, add 4 to the base in the bracket, and double the power with each iteration!
The key principle is banal, really.

 

[Deleted member 49926]

Amazing riddle, @julianchicago . According to my calculations 145 iq is needed to solve this one… It took me only 2 mins. This riddle was banal for someone like me, good luck to the other participants .

 

[alpha_provider]

you really cant tell the difference between my sequence (1-2, 2-3, 3-4 ...) and your random bullshit?

No wonder you got so triggered that you put so much effort into posting this idiotic thread

 

[Magnum Opus]

you really cant tell the difference between my sequence (1-2, 2-3 ..
) and your random bullshit?

It's not random, it's banal.