News (and, well, puzzles)
Nov. 3rd, 2003 12:46 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
tahnanMichelle, my partner, was kind enough to testsolve a small puzzle hunt for me today. (She's not really a puzzle person; it took her four hours. Puzzle people out there can probably do it in much less time.) Since she's done it, people are welcome to do it themselves. I've posted it on my pages at MIT.
If they want to know the results of the hunt, they can look behind the following cut tag, which also has a link to the answers (and some design notes). Serious puzzle people are welcome to solve first, and then read; I don't think reading will give away too much, though.
(People who're serious about solving will want to know that the answer to the first puzzle is not as clean as I'd hoped. It's three letters, which should be enough to remove possible alternate answers.)
So: we're now engaged. (Technically her answer was "You're such a dork." Close enough.)
Answers and design notes are on my web pages: design notes come first, and do include spoilers for the rest of the puzzles. But may be interesting to people who have no intention of solving, but want to know how it worked.
If they want to know the results of the hunt, they can look behind the following cut tag, which also has a link to the answers (and some design notes). Serious puzzle people are welcome to solve first, and then read; I don't think reading will give away too much, though.
(People who're serious about solving will want to know that the answer to the first puzzle is not as clean as I'd hoped. It's three letters, which should be enough to remove possible alternate answers.)
So: we're now engaged. (Technically her answer was "You're such a dork." Close enough.)
Answers and design notes are on my web pages: design notes come first, and do include spoilers for the rest of the puzzles. But may be interesting to people who have no intention of solving, but want to know how it worked.