Till Stirling
Crazy Inventor
Join date: 31 Jul 2004
Posts: 124
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01-26-2005 13:38
write quests to Since so many people seem to enjoy I have created the group SecondQuest for people who receive help and eventually spots to drop their stations and people who just enjoy playing quests. QuestMasters will have the possibility to announce their quests over this group, questers can ask for help when thez get stuck. I will also use this group to announce new releases of the questsystem.
Please contact either me or any questmaster to join.
Till Stirling
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Zy Queso
Registered User
Join date: 20 Feb 2005
Posts: 1
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02-22-2005 14:03
From: Till Stirling write quests to Since so many people seem to enjoy I have created the group SecondQuest for people who receive help and eventually spots to drop their stations and people who just enjoy playing quests. QuestMasters will have the possibility to announce their quests over this group, questers can ask for help when thez get stuck. I will also use this group to announce new releases of the questsystem.
Please contact either me or any questmaster to join.
Till Stirling How is this working out, Till?
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Cutter Rubio
Hopeless Romantic
Join date: 7 Feb 2004
Posts: 264
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02-22-2005 17:35
My first quest was a qualified success  Quite a number of people took tickets, but only one person finished and a handful of others were on Stage 4 of 5. The basis was one of simple Cryptography, but I think it still proved too obscure. As I noted, only 1 person broke all 5 ciphers. The first 3 were a simple Caesar Shift, a random jumble and a combined shift and jumble. The fourth was the hardest and was a columnar transposition, while the final clue was a cipher alphabet generated with the keyword SKYWALKER. It was fun to run though, and the system worked well. Till provided me a modify copy of the Ticket Giver, to which I added email and IM notifications so I could count how many people took tickets. Plans are underway for the next Quest, but I'm not ready to say what yet 
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The early bird may get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.
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