MouseAdventure

[innerSpaceman]

Now that's the kind of game mess-up that is expected and even sorta cherished. The changed-since-beta element that crops up nearly every time.

Originally Posted by zapppop

LOL! I remember a year ago one of the MA questions was 'Which character does not appear in the birthday scene in Winnie The Pooh ?' I think we were the only team that didn't have to ride the attraction to get the answer

Ah, but as this instance proved, it's dangerous to skip an attraction that the game directs you to ride. In this instance, not only was a clue revealed in blacklight on Winnie the Pooh, but it was one of the most fun moments in any MouseAdventure ever (and one for which several staffers suffered temporary blindness in an ultimate MA sacrifice of goof for the greater good).


Come to think of it, it was probably the best moment ever on Winnie the Pooh, period.

[Stan4dSteph]

I didn't take nearly enough photos, but here are the ones I did take.

[MouseWife]

Thank you for sharing! Great shots! I love the lights in NOS.

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by Stan4dSteph

I didn't take nearly enough photos, but here are the ones I did take.

Originally Posted by Steph's captioning

The Not as Happy as Advertised Haunts

Bwahaha! So that's the game face.

[BarTopDancer]

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

Now that's the kind of game mess-up that is expected and even sorta cherished. The changed-since-beta element that crops up nearly every time.


Ah, but as this instance proved, it's dangerous to skip an attraction that the game directs you to ride. In this instance, not only was a clue revealed in blacklight on Winnie the Pooh, but it was one of the most fun moments in any MouseAdventure ever (and one for which several staffers suffered temporary blindness in an ultimate MA sacrifice of goof for the greater good).


Come to think of it, it was probably the best moment ever on Winnie the Pooh, period.

OMG. That ride didn't suck [that one time]

[Isaac]

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

Ah, but as this instance proved, it's dangerous to skip an attraction that the game directs you to ride. In this instance, not only was a clue revealed in blacklight on Winnie the Pooh, but it was one of the most fun moments in any MouseAdventure ever (and one for which several staffers suffered temporary blindness in an ultimate MA sacrifice of goof for the greater good).

No that was a different M.A.
There were two different M.A.'s in the past couple years that involved riding Pooh.

[innerSpaceman]

Originally Posted by zapppop

There were two different M.A.'s in the past couple years that involved riding Pooh.

Now that's just cruel.

[gfy4dland]

We had a great time at the parks on Sunday (Oswald Returns). Got stuck a few times, which brought us down, but have to say the Happy Haunts were an encouragement. I kept remembering their comeback from behind in the last Enchanted Race. So, we kept pushing forward. We felt like we were in the back of the pack near the end and just wanted to finish. I think I asked (as we handed in our materials at the finish line)..."so are we team #38"? I was shocked when they said we were 8th (not counting penalties/credits)! I was so glad we kept up the pace throughout the race, or we would have never crossed the finish line at all.

Anyway, what do all you smart peeps do for a living? So many of you are in contention time and time again. Maybe a question for a new thread....

[Alex]

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

Now that's the kind of game mess-up that is expected and even sorta cherished. The changed-since-beta element that crops up nearly every time.

You think that is bad, in the PhotoAdventure I had an evil paragraph puzzle that used the "it's a small world" rededication plaque (as well as several others in the park). The rededication plaque that was removed the weekend before MouseAdventure. Fortunately, in a total fluke I learned about it the Tuesday before the game and more fortunately had taken a picture of it so I was able to prepare by having a staffer stand there the entire game with a stack of printed photos.

As for the exact wording of the puzzle, I don't know what it was and I don't think I ever saw it in final form.

[RStar]

Originally Posted by Alex Stroup

You think that is bad, in the PhotoAdventure I had an evil paragraph puzzle that used the "it's a small world" rededication plaque (as well as several others in the park). The rededication plaque that was removed the weekend before MouseAdventure. Fortunately, in a total fluke I learned about it the Tuesday before the game and more fortunately had taken a picture of it so I was able to prepare by having a staffer stand there the entire game with a stack of printed photos.

As for the exact wording of the puzzle, I don't know what it was and I don't think I ever saw it in final form.

What was also funny is that it was our last one of the signs, and as we were walking up I said "wouldn't it be funny if it had been removed?" Followed by "They did remove it!!"

We were gratefull for the photo and the nearby staffer (Who tried real hard to not be noticeable untill people stood there saying "Where's the plaque??")