Learning about Mouse Adventure

Nephythys · 02-02-2009, 07:34 PM

Ok- looks like I am going to be there for the Mouse Adventure in April-I'm looking to learn about this event (well, more than the little I know now) and would love to tap into any knowledge anyone here has-

Links?

Info?

Should I order their packet to study?

Any info would be awesome!

bewitched · 02-02-2009, 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Nephythys

Ok- looks like I am going to be there for the Mouse Adventure in April-I'm looking to learn about this event (well, more than the little I know now) and would love to tap into any knowledge anyone here has-

Links?

Info?

Should I order their packet to study?

Any info would be awesome!

Don't stop for 30 minutes to eat lunch.

Oh, and if you see CP & GD looking intensely at something, they probably found the answer.

Andrew · 02-02-2009, 10:25 PM

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Oh, and if you see CP & GD looking intensely at something, they probably found the answer.

Or they saw you watching and are trying to throw you off.

www.mouseplanet.com/mouseadventure has all the relevant info on previous events and so forth.

bewitched · 02-02-2009, 11:04 PM

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Or they saw you watching and are trying to throw you off.

That might explain our score...

(Although putting me in charge of time and not making sure I'd changed my watch to CA time might have been a mistake also.)

BarTopDancer · 02-02-2009, 11:21 PM

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Originally Posted by bewitched

Oh, and if you see CP & GD looking intensely at something, they probably found the answer.

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Originally Posted by Andrew

Or they saw you watching and are trying to throw you off.

And if you see me and MattMatt looking intensely at something it's probably just something shiny we got distracted by.

In all seriousness, make sure you are able to land a spot before booking flight and hotel, if that is your reason for coming out.

Nephythys · 02-03-2009, 08:52 AM

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Originally Posted by BarTopDancer

And if you see me and MattMatt looking intensely at something it's probably just something shiny we got distracted by.

In all seriousness, make sure you are able to land a spot before booking flight and hotel, if that is your reason for coming out.

Already done-and it is secondary to see the Lashpair.

Cadaverous Pallor · 02-03-2009, 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by bewitched

Oh, and if you see CP & GD looking intensely at something, they probably found the answer.

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Originally Posted by Andrew

Or they saw you watching and are trying to throw you off.

It's still hard to stop myself from pointing and yelling "There it is!"

Gemini Cricket · 02-02-2009, 11:24 PM

Aw, what's to know? You go, you work on puzzles, you get your feet all sore and swollen, you sweat a lot, you yell at your teammates, you get stuck on some riddle for five hours and then suddenly time is running out, you have to explain to every dinglecheese what you're doing because people walking with clipboards make other people nervous and curious, and all the while you don't get to hang out with Lani, Steph and Andrew and even Alex because they're working the dang thing and then before you know it you lost and you get beaten out of the Jim Shore figurine that you wanted by a pair of twentysomethings from Utah who played MA for the very first time without preparing for it at all.

But in all honesty, I had fun the times I played.

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02-02-2009, 11:24 PM	#8
Gemini Cricket ... Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 13,244	Aw, what's to know? You go, you work on puzzles, you get your feet all sore and swollen, you sweat a lot, you yell at your teammates, you get stuck on some riddle for five hours and then suddenly time is running out, you have to explain to every dinglecheese what you're doing because people walking with clipboards make other people nervous and curious, and all the while you don't get to hang out with Lani, Steph and Andrew and even Alex because they're working the dang thing and then before you know it you lost and you get beaten out of the Jim Shore figurine that you wanted by a pair of twentysomethings from Utah who played MA for the very first time without preparing for it at all. But in all honesty, I had fun the times I played.
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