Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 7,15 (click to see context) from:
* AmusementPark -- Penny Park serves as this, though is in danger of being an AbandonedPlayground due to the lack of buzz.
* ContinuityNod -- The puzzle [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/first_you_visit/ "First You Visit..."]] riffs on the prior year's infamous [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2019/puzzle/first_you_visit_burkina_faso.html "First You Visit Burkina Faso"]].
* ExpositionDiagram -- [[spoiler:The metapuzzle [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/directors_cut/ "Director's Cut"]] contains a series of plot diagrams from various media that solvers need to assemble using the feeder puzzle answers ... which are emoji.]]
* GameplayAndStoryIntegration -- Penny brought up experimental attractions of the park and tasked solvers to solving issues, and the experimental attractions ... experimented with the traditional puzzlehunt format. In particular, [[spoiler:Creative Pictures Studios have all feeder answers as actual emojis, and Safari Adventure has a non-existent puzzle that still needs to be "solved".]]
* HeroDoesPublicService -- The teams are saving Penny Park from closure via generating buzz, but the ScavengerHunt puzzle for that year is [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/pay_it_forward/ "Pay it Forward"]], where all the tasks are for various causes. Remote teams can substitute the tasks with similar causes in their local area.
* SayItWithHearts -- Upon doing enough submissions for the charity-themed scavenger hunt, teams are rewarded with a flyer that said "All You Need is ♥️", fitting for the community service themed scavenger hunt. [[spoiler:But for the actual puzzle submission for [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/pay_it_forward/ "Pay it Forward"]], that flyer is an indicator to submit the ♥️ emoji as the puzzle answer.]]
* TeamworkPuzzleGame -- While all puzzles are encouraged to be done on team, some puzzles scattered throughout attractions ''required'' live cooperation and are labeled as TEAMWORK TIME. The term itself is later used to describe similar puzzles in later puzzlehunts.
* UnknownCharacter -- The animals of Safari Adventure are represented as puzzles, and the metapuzzle talked about the tiger exhibit being too scary. Naturally, there would be a tiger puzzle for that tiger ... but turns out the tiger is not represented as a puzzle, [[spoiler:yet solvers still need to get the hypothetical answers to the "Tiger" puzzle by backsolving from the other metapuzzles of that round]].
* WeddingEpisode -- The kick-off of the puzzlehunt sets up for a wedding and is in fact an actual wedding, though the amusement park theming later subverted the trope.
* ContinuityNod -- The puzzle [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/first_you_visit/ "First You Visit..."]] riffs on the prior year's infamous [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2019/puzzle/first_you_visit_burkina_faso.html "First You Visit Burkina Faso"]].
* ExpositionDiagram -- [[spoiler:The metapuzzle [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/directors_cut/ "Director's Cut"]] contains a series of plot diagrams from various media that solvers need to assemble using the feeder puzzle answers ... which are emoji.]]
* GameplayAndStoryIntegration -- Penny brought up experimental attractions of the park and tasked solvers to solving issues, and the experimental attractions ... experimented with the traditional puzzlehunt format. In particular, [[spoiler:Creative Pictures Studios have all feeder answers as actual emojis, and Safari Adventure has a non-existent puzzle that still needs to be "solved".]]
* HeroDoesPublicService -- The teams are saving Penny Park from closure via generating buzz, but the ScavengerHunt puzzle for that year is [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/pay_it_forward/ "Pay it Forward"]], where all the tasks are for various causes. Remote teams can substitute the tasks with similar causes in their local area.
* SayItWithHearts -- Upon doing enough submissions for the charity-themed scavenger hunt, teams are rewarded with a flyer that said "All You Need is ♥️", fitting for the community service themed scavenger hunt. [[spoiler:But for the actual puzzle submission for [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/pay_it_forward/ "Pay it Forward"]], that flyer is an indicator to submit the ♥️ emoji as the puzzle answer.]]
* TeamworkPuzzleGame -- While all puzzles are encouraged to be done on team, some puzzles scattered throughout attractions ''required'' live cooperation and are labeled as TEAMWORK TIME. The term itself is later used to describe similar puzzles in later puzzlehunts.
* UnknownCharacter -- The animals of Safari Adventure are represented as puzzles, and the metapuzzle talked about the tiger exhibit being too scary. Naturally, there would be a tiger puzzle for that tiger ... but turns out the tiger is not represented as a puzzle, [[spoiler:yet solvers still need to get the hypothetical answers to the "Tiger" puzzle by backsolving from the other metapuzzles of that round]].
* WeddingEpisode -- The kick-off of the puzzlehunt sets up for a wedding and is in fact an actual wedding, though the amusement park theming later subverted the trope.
to:
* AmusementPark -- AmusementPark: Penny Park serves as this, though is in danger of being an AbandonedPlayground due to the lack of buzz.
*ContinuityNod -- ContinuityNod: The puzzle [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/first_you_visit/ "First You Visit..."]] riffs on the prior year's infamous [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2019/puzzle/first_you_visit_burkina_faso.html "First You Visit Burkina Faso"]].
*ExpositionDiagram -- ExpositionDiagram: [[spoiler:The metapuzzle [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/directors_cut/ "Director's Cut"]] contains a series of plot diagrams from various media that solvers need to assemble using the feeder puzzle answers ... which are emoji.]]
*GameplayAndStoryIntegration -- GameplayAndStoryIntegration: Penny brought up experimental attractions of the park and tasked solvers to solving issues, and the experimental attractions ... experimented with the traditional puzzlehunt format. In particular, [[spoiler:Creative Pictures Studios have all feeder answers as actual emojis, and Safari Adventure has a non-existent puzzle that still needs to be "solved".]]
*HeroDoesPublicService -- HeroDoesPublicService: The teams are saving Penny Park from closure via generating buzz, but the ScavengerHunt puzzle for that year is [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/pay_it_forward/ "Pay it Forward"]], where all the tasks are for various causes. Remote teams can substitute the tasks with similar causes in their local area.
*SayItWithHearts -- SayItWithHearts: Upon doing enough submissions for the charity-themed scavenger hunt, teams are rewarded with a flyer that said "All You Need is ♥️", fitting for the community service themed scavenger hunt. [[spoiler:But for the actual puzzle submission for [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/pay_it_forward/ "Pay it Forward"]], that flyer is an indicator to submit the ♥️ emoji as the puzzle answer.]]
*TeamworkPuzzleGame -- TeamworkPuzzleGame: While all puzzles are encouraged to be done on team, some puzzles scattered throughout attractions ''required'' live cooperation and are labeled as TEAMWORK TIME. The term itself is later used to describe similar puzzles in later puzzlehunts.
*UnknownCharacter -- UnknownCharacter: The animals of Safari Adventure are represented as puzzles, and the metapuzzle talked about the tiger exhibit being too scary. Naturally, there would be a tiger puzzle for that tiger ... but turns out the tiger is not represented as a puzzle, [[spoiler:yet solvers still need to get the hypothetical answers to the "Tiger" puzzle by backsolving from the other metapuzzles of that round]].
*WeddingEpisode -- WeddingEpisode: The kick-off of the puzzlehunt sets up for a wedding and is in fact an actual wedding, though the amusement park theming later subverted the trope.
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1,2 (click to see context) from:
The winner of MIT Mystery Hunt 2019, Left Out, brings in the buzz for a theme park!
to:
The winner of MIT Mystery Hunt 2019, Recap/MITMysteryHunt2019, Left Out, brings in the buzz for a theme park!
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 9 (click to see context) from:
* GameplayAndStoryIntegration -- Penny brought up experimental regions of the park and tasked solvers to solving issues, and the experimental regions ... experimented with the traditional puzzlehunt format. In particular, [[spoiler:Creative Pictures Studios have all feeder answers as actual emojis, and Safari Adventure has a non-existent puzzle that still needs to be "solved".]]
to:
* ExpositionDiagram -- [[spoiler:The metapuzzle [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/directors_cut/ "Director's Cut"]] contains a series of plot diagrams from various media that solvers need to assemble using the feeder puzzle answers ... which are emoji.]]
* GameplayAndStoryIntegration -- Penny brought up experimentalregions attractions of the park and tasked solvers to solving issues, and the experimental regions ...attractions ... experimented with the traditional puzzlehunt format. In particular, [[spoiler:Creative Pictures Studios have all feeder answers as actual emojis, and Safari Adventure has a non-existent puzzle that still needs to be "solved".]]
* GameplayAndStoryIntegration -- Penny brought up experimental
Changed line(s) 11 (click to see context) from:
* TeamworkPuzzleGame -- While all puzzles are encouraged to be done on team, some puzzles scattered throughout all the attractions ''required'' live cooperation and are labeled as TEAMWORK TIME. The term itself is later used to describe similar puzzles in later puzzlehunts.
to:
* SayItWithHearts -- Upon doing enough submissions for the charity-themed scavenger hunt, teams are rewarded with a flyer that said "All You Need is ♥️", fitting for the community service themed scavenger hunt. [[spoiler:But for the actual puzzle submission for [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/pay_it_forward/ "Pay it Forward"]], that flyer is an indicator to submit the ♥️ emoji as the puzzle answer.]]
* TeamworkPuzzleGame -- While all puzzles are encouraged to be done on team, some puzzles scattered throughoutall the attractions ''required'' live cooperation and are labeled as TEAMWORK TIME. The term itself is later used to describe similar puzzles in later puzzlehunts.
* TeamworkPuzzleGame -- While all puzzles are encouraged to be done on team, some puzzles scattered throughout
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
* GameplayAndStoryIntegration -- Penny brought up experimental regions of the park and tasked solvers to solving issues, and the experimental regions ... experimented with the traditional puzzlehunt format. In particular, [[spoiler:Creative Pictures Studios have all feeder answers as actual emojis, and Safari Adventure has a non-existent puzzle that still needs to be "solved".]]
Changed line(s) 11 (click to see context) from:
* UnknownCharacter -- Most of the feeder puzzles in Safari Adventure have animals as a title, and the metapuzzle talked about the tiger exhibit being too scary. Naturally, there would be a tiger puzzle for that tiger ... but turns out there is no tiger puzzle, [[spoiler:yet solvers still need to get the hypothetical answers to the "Tiger" puzzle by backsolving from the other metapuzzles of that round]].
to:
* UnknownCharacter -- Most The animals of the feeder puzzles in Safari Adventure have animals are represented as a title, puzzles, and the metapuzzle talked about the tiger exhibit being too scary. Naturally, there would be a tiger puzzle for that tiger ... but turns out there is no the tiger is not represented as a puzzle, [[spoiler:yet solvers still need to get the hypothetical answers to the "Tiger" puzzle by backsolving from the other metapuzzles of that round]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Deleted line(s) 9 (click to see context) :
* DummiedOut -- In the hunt storyline, until these exhibits are unlocked, all of the experimental exhibits that Penny tried to open initially served as this as they never opened, but a special mention has to go to Safari Adventure. In the final metapuzzle, Penny tried to put up a tiger as an attraction but the scariness prevented the attraction from opening, [[spoiler:and the "Tiger" puzzle, despite being used in all other metapuzzles of the round, is non-existent unlike most other puzzles. Solvers still need to find a way to work with said "puzzle" via backsolving.]]
Added DiffLines:
* UnknownCharacter -- Most of the feeder puzzles in Safari Adventure have animals as a title, and the metapuzzle talked about the tiger exhibit being too scary. Naturally, there would be a tiger puzzle for that tiger ... but turns out there is no tiger puzzle, [[spoiler:yet solvers still need to get the hypothetical answers to the "Tiger" puzzle by backsolving from the other metapuzzles of that round]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
This is a special case of "Dummied Out" in which the lost content is deliberately worked in as part of the storyline and puzzle solving process.
Changed line(s) 9 (click to see context) from:
* DummiedOut -- In a way, until these exhibits are unlocked, all of the experimental exhibits that Penny tried to open initially served as this as they never opened, but a special mention has to go to Safari Adventure. In the final metapuzzle, Penny tried to put up a tiger as an attraction but the scariness prevented the attraction from opening, [[spoiler:and the "Tiger" puzzle, despite being used in all other metapuzzles of the round, is non-existent unlike most other puzzles. Solvers still need to find a way to work with said "puzzle" via backsolving.]]
to:
* DummiedOut -- In a way, the hunt storyline, until these exhibits are unlocked, all of the experimental exhibits that Penny tried to open initially served as this as they never opened, but a special mention has to go to Safari Adventure. In the final metapuzzle, Penny tried to put up a tiger as an attraction but the scariness prevented the attraction from opening, [[spoiler:and the "Tiger" puzzle, despite being used in all other metapuzzles of the round, is non-existent unlike most other puzzles. Solvers still need to find a way to work with said "puzzle" via backsolving.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 9 (click to see context) from:
* Dummied Out -- In a way, until these exhibits are unlocked, all of the experimental exhibits that Penny tried to open initially served as this as they never opened, but a special mention has to go to Safari Adventure. In the final metapuzzle, Penny tried to put up a tiger as an attraction but the scariness prevented the attraction from opening, [[spoiler:and the "Tiger" puzzle, despite being used in all other metapuzzles of the round, is non-existent unlike most other puzzles. Solvers still need to find a way to work with said "puzzle" via backsolving.]]
to:
* Dummied Out DummiedOut -- In a way, until these exhibits are unlocked, all of the experimental exhibits that Penny tried to open initially served as this as they never opened, but a special mention has to go to Safari Adventure. In the final metapuzzle, Penny tried to put up a tiger as an attraction but the scariness prevented the attraction from opening, [[spoiler:and the "Tiger" puzzle, despite being used in all other metapuzzles of the round, is non-existent unlike most other puzzles. Solvers still need to find a way to work with said "puzzle" via backsolving.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* Dummied Out -- In a way, until these exhibits are unlocked, all of the experimental exhibits that Penny tried to open initially served as this as they never opened, but a special mention has to go to Safari Adventure. In the final metapuzzle, Penny tried to put up a tiger as an attraction but the scariness prevented the attraction from opening, [[spoiler:and the "Tiger" puzzle, despite being used in all other metapuzzles of the round, is non-existent unlike most other puzzles. Solvers still need to find a way to work with said "puzzle" via backsolving.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 9 (click to see context) from:
* HeroDoesPublicService -- The teams are saving Penny Park from closure via generating buzz, but the ScavengerHunt puzzle for that year is [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/pay_it_forward/ "Pay it Forward"]], where all the tasks involve donation tasks. Remote teams can substitute the tasks with similar donations in their local area.
to:
* HeroDoesPublicService -- The teams are saving Penny Park from closure via generating buzz, but the ScavengerHunt puzzle for that year is [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/pay_it_forward/ "Pay it Forward"]], where all the tasks involve donation tasks. are for various causes. Remote teams can substitute the tasks with similar donations causes in their local area.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 5 (click to see context) from:
The first team to do so, ✈✈✈ Galactic Trendsetters ✈✈✈, got the honor of a pressed penny ... and the responsibility of hosting Recap/MITMysteryHunt2021.
to:
The first team to do so, ✈✈✈ Galactic Trendsetters ✈✈✈, got the honor of a pressed penny ... and the responsibility of hosting Recap/MITMysteryHunt2021.Recap/MITMysteryHunt2021.
* AmusementPark -- Penny Park serves as this, though is in danger of being an AbandonedPlayground due to the lack of buzz.
* ContinuityNod -- The puzzle [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/first_you_visit/ "First You Visit..."]] riffs on the prior year's infamous [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2019/puzzle/first_you_visit_burkina_faso.html "First You Visit Burkina Faso"]].
* HeroDoesPublicService -- The teams are saving Penny Park from closure via generating buzz, but the ScavengerHunt puzzle for that year is [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/pay_it_forward/ "Pay it Forward"]], where all the tasks involve donation tasks. Remote teams can substitute the tasks with similar donations in their local area.
* TeamworkPuzzleGame -- While all puzzles are encouraged to be done on team, some puzzles scattered throughout all the attractions ''required'' live cooperation and are labeled as TEAMWORK TIME. The term itself is later used to describe similar puzzles in later puzzlehunts.
* WeddingEpisode -- The kick-off of the puzzlehunt sets up for a wedding and is in fact an actual wedding, though the amusement park theming later subverted the trope.
* AmusementPark -- Penny Park serves as this, though is in danger of being an AbandonedPlayground due to the lack of buzz.
* ContinuityNod -- The puzzle [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/first_you_visit/ "First You Visit..."]] riffs on the prior year's infamous [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2019/puzzle/first_you_visit_burkina_faso.html "First You Visit Burkina Faso"]].
* HeroDoesPublicService -- The teams are saving Penny Park from closure via generating buzz, but the ScavengerHunt puzzle for that year is [[https://puzzles.mit.edu/2020/puzzle/pay_it_forward/ "Pay it Forward"]], where all the tasks involve donation tasks. Remote teams can substitute the tasks with similar donations in their local area.
* TeamworkPuzzleGame -- While all puzzles are encouraged to be done on team, some puzzles scattered throughout all the attractions ''required'' live cooperation and are labeled as TEAMWORK TIME. The term itself is later used to describe similar puzzles in later puzzlehunts.
* WeddingEpisode -- The kick-off of the puzzlehunt sets up for a wedding and is in fact an actual wedding, though the amusement park theming later subverted the trope.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
The winner of MIT Mystery Hunt 2019, Left Out, brings in the buzz for a theme park!
In this ARG/MITMysteryHunt, the kick-off is an actual wedding ceremony among Mark Gottlieb and Gaby Weidling, who later set off to have their honeymoon at Penny Park. However, this park is in danger of closing due to low attendance, and the Loonie Toonies mascots got the teams to experience the park, fix the attractions, and generate buzz for the amusement park. They later encountered Penny and later learned that her grandmother Judy founded the park, but Penny tried and failed to put up experimental attractions. Eventually, the teams found an underground machine that can generate buzz so the park can be sustained forever.
The first team to do so, ✈✈✈ Galactic Trendsetters ✈✈✈, got the honor of a pressed penny ... and the responsibility of hosting Recap/MITMysteryHunt2021.
In this ARG/MITMysteryHunt, the kick-off is an actual wedding ceremony among Mark Gottlieb and Gaby Weidling, who later set off to have their honeymoon at Penny Park. However, this park is in danger of closing due to low attendance, and the Loonie Toonies mascots got the teams to experience the park, fix the attractions, and generate buzz for the amusement park. They later encountered Penny and later learned that her grandmother Judy founded the park, but Penny tried and failed to put up experimental attractions. Eventually, the teams found an underground machine that can generate buzz so the park can be sustained forever.
The first team to do so, ✈✈✈ Galactic Trendsetters ✈✈✈, got the honor of a pressed penny ... and the responsibility of hosting Recap/MITMysteryHunt2021.
