The Last Poster Wins [v32]

[Scytherwolf]

I know the stalker puzzle was already done, but I wanted to do it anyway since I love puzzles. XD Only noticed the timer afterward so I don't know if me getting distracted by my cat a few times added to that. XD

[Neo Emolga]

I know the stalker puzzle was already done, but I wanted to do it anyway since I love puzzles. XD Only noticed the timer afterward so I don't know if me getting distracted by my cat a few times added to that. XD

14:05 minutes, that's still very, VERY impressive!

To me, I feel this doozy of a puzzle is probably the hardest one of all of them simply because there's no color (B&W is kind of the theme of Black Moon), there's piece rotation involved, and the design of the metallic components doesn't depict anything in particular. It really does fit the theme of some ancient-looking metal mechanical widget who-knows-what-the-fudge-this-thing-is criteria. I play-tested the puzzle myself and while doing the straight borders gets you started and the wording is a good way to keep going after that, the stuff that came afterword left me feeling bewildered and I even had a good idea of what the dang thing looks like. I ultimately decided to just let it go out there as the final piece (I was already putting together so many other dang things for this season of Stalkers), but I figured if everyone else was getting stuck on it, I'd let it slide and count it as completed just by using Repair on it.

Still, DANG NICE JOB on completing that!

[Voltaire Magneton]

Are these jigsaw puzzles or mystery puzzles?

[Neo Emolga]

Are these jigsaw puzzles or mystery puzzles?

It's a jigsaw puzzle for Stalkers RPG! I use those to simulate having to repair something and put it back together. Meanwhile I use mazes to simulate picking locks and word searches for diplomacy interviews. I sometimes toss in other types of puzzles into the mix, but those are the main ones.

[Voltaire Magneton]

I can see why mazes and lockpicking are paired together haha

[Neo Emolga]

Yeah, before, the mazes were kind of random and out there without too much basis. A few times in the more earlier versions, they showed up as a means to activate a dark relic or something like that. I think there were also a few to simulate hacking.

It's funny how many video games depict hacking puzzles in so many different kinds of ways. I've never hacked a real computer myself, but I've heard the process is actually pretty boring. xD

[Voltaire Magneton]

Well, a typing montage isn't going to be so exciting to watch :P

[Neo Emolga]

Well, a typing montage isn't going to be so exciting to watch :P

https://hackertyper.com/

You be the judge! xD

Yeah, this is a funny little site to goof around with for five minutes before moving onto something else. xD

[Voltaire Magneton]

If only I used my laptop in public spaces lmao

[Neo Emolga]

Hey, you could use it while filming a goofy low-budget movie. xD

I remember a few guys back in high school did that using silly stuff like action figures and crazy fluffy like that. It was so incredibly cheesy but absolutely hilarious just because of it. I wasn't a part of it but watching them made me wish I was. xD