Wait a minute boys,

We'll check the map once everyone's cleared, then we look at it and ask:

Is the key to the west/east?

Is the key north/west/south/east of room XXXX?

etc...


Then we scram and take the train and haul our asses over there y'see?

Malarkey @ 17/4/2012 14:42

Klaus @ 17/4/2012 14:40 why would they think that? did whoever say the Red guard was true lie? if only we had enough people in our group to double check a couple things. According to Czair, group Frosti told us the red = true. The person who asks the question is the only one who gets the answer So either Paco is lying or the person who asked the guards in their group is lying. I think its more likely the other group was lying. At the moment.

Or Jeffrey.

Korru @ 17/4/2012 10:46

Wait a minute boys, We'll check the map once everyone's cleared, then we look at it and ask: Is the key to the west/east? Is the key north/west/south/east of room XXXX? etc... Then we scram and take the train and haul our asses over there y'see?

Ask now, don't wait. You'll find out from me later if everyone is clear. But hopefully before whoever else asks gets their info back.

lol Korr asking about the direction from some room wont work

Wont work because we have pretty much explored the entire north-western labyrinth. So all the rooms that we havnt been into are east, so we know the key is east...

How does

"Is the exit key closer to the northren edge of the map than it is too the south?"

sound?

Pretty badly put into words imo

So should I ask:

If we enumerate the rows of the labyrinth from North to South, where the Northernmost row is #1 and the Southernmost row is #12, is the exit key in rows 1-6?

Helios can you confirm its a 12x12 map?

Malarkey @ 17/4/2012 10:54

Helios can you confirm its a 12x12 map?

According to my shuttle map, yup.

ok, you should ask if the key is in the northern 6 rows.

then someone asks collums, then we do it again with 3. that will narrow the key to a 3x3 area of the map.

Mercator @ 17/4/2012 10:52

So should I ask: If we enumerate the rows of the labyrinth from North to South, where the Northernmost row is #1 and the Southernmost row is #12, is the exit key in rows 1-6?

Yes, ask this.

If this is true, then the next question will ask (using the same wording) if the exit key is in 1-3. Then, we can work accordingly from there.

If false, the next question will ask if the exit key is in rows 7-9. Then, we can work accordingly from there.

Once we get the row, we can do the same thing with the columns. But we can (probably) start with asking about columns 10-12, and work our way back from there.

##Ask blue guard: If we enumerate the rows of the labyrinth from North to South, where the Northernmost row is #1 and the Southernmost row is #12, is the exit key in rows #1-6?

augh ninja'd

I had kinda already said this you gaiz

I thought my way of wording it was much more simple but whatever.

I think it should depend on what row we get, if we should ask about the columns.

Since if we get like the last 3 rows, we know the key isnt in the western part because that would mean its 2-3 rooms away from the door. Plus we have gone through pretty much all the rooms on the western edge