Those who have found the answer respond directly
Posted: Mon Feb 17, 2025 4:08 am
Players who want to work together to solve the challenge can "answer all." For example, they might look for a store logo, identify a tower in the distance, or examine the angle of shadows. Typically, this is not a single clue, but rather a combination of clues that will lead them to the correct answer. Along the way, the quizmaster often interacts with players to let them know if they are on the right track.
As not to spoil everything for everyone. This means that chile mobile database players can start working on a quiz at any time, even after others have already solved it. Meanwhile, those who don't have time to do the quiz can peek into the conversation to read players' explanations of how they solved it.
“Technique is much more important than tools. Many people know about tools, but few people know how to use them properly.” —Mohamed Kassab
The quizzes have different levels of difficulty. Some were solved in minutes, others took hours or days, and a few were never solved (unsolved cases are listed here ).
“At first, some images seem to have no clues , ” says Julia Bayer. “But there’s always something, a little clue hidden. It’s a matter of training your eyes to see them . ”
As not to spoil everything for everyone. This means that chile mobile database players can start working on a quiz at any time, even after others have already solved it. Meanwhile, those who don't have time to do the quiz can peek into the conversation to read players' explanations of how they solved it.
“Technique is much more important than tools. Many people know about tools, but few people know how to use them properly.” —Mohamed Kassab
The quizzes have different levels of difficulty. Some were solved in minutes, others took hours or days, and a few were never solved (unsolved cases are listed here ).
“At first, some images seem to have no clues , ” says Julia Bayer. “But there’s always something, a little clue hidden. It’s a matter of training your eyes to see them . ”