Then you haven’t witnessed this particular cycle of pain with Diesel’s past clues enough times to understand yet. He wore it as a badge of honor that the clues would get up to ludicrous numbers, not because there was some crazy A Beautiful Mind 4D chess happening with the clues, but because the pattern of the clues had already been figured out and they still didn’t bring anyone any closer to solving the puzzle, and he’d just keep plugging along with the same clue gambit instead of using the clues to accelerate people toward an answer around clue #10-ish, or whatever a reasonable timeframe might be.I don't get the saltiness. It's fun to get some more difficult or obscure hints every once in a while. Half the fun (for me at least) is to be completely lost at first and then slowly getting closer to the answer or wondering how the hell all of them relate to the song until it finally clicks and makes sense.
That's absolutely hilarious though and I'm loving it lolThen you haven’t witnessed this particular cycle of pain with Diesel’s past clues enough times to understand yet. He wore it as a badge of honor that the clues would get up to ludicrous numbers, not because there was some crazy A Beautiful Mind 4D chess happening with the clues, but because the pattern of the clues had already been figured out and they still didn’t bring anyone any closer to solving the puzzle, and he’d just keep plugging along with the same clue gambit instead of using the clues to accelerate people toward an answer around clue #10-ish, or whatever a reasonable timeframe might be.
Here’s a great example that went up to Clue #33, and only ended because I made a sarcastic guess that was accidentally correct.
That said, it appears that he’s not exactly doing that this time, and he started adding extra hints, so perhaps he got the memo.
Except every single clue just pointed at the same meta-clue of Sabaton's "The Art Of War". New clues literally did nothing to reduce the solution space for the guessers, yet continued to stretch out ad infinitum. And it wasn't the only time that sort of thing happened. That's not entertainment, that's just trolling.That's absolutely hilarious though and I'm loving it lol
Agreed! It´s just fun!I like that each poster approaches these games a bit differently
Your opinion is of course valid and if it annoys you no one can deny you your feelings on this. I just don't think it's really worthwhile to whine about it. Personally I really appreciate the different styles of each poster and I'm having fun, it's a silly forum game after all. There aren't even points like in the "guess the cryptic song" game, so there are basically no stakes whatsoever.Except every single clue just pointed at the same meta-clue of Sabaton's "The Art Of War". New clues literally did nothing to reduce the solution space for the guessers, yet continued to stretch out ad infinitum. And it wasn't the only time that sort of thing happened. That's not entertainment, that's just trolling.
I'm sorry, but if clues don't start to reduce the solution space exponentially once you're into the double digits, then the clue giver is doing something horribly wrong. If you look at everyone's comments around that time you'll see that this was by far the majority opinion.
There used to be (check the first few pages of the thread)There aren't even points like in the "guess the cryptic song" game, so there are basically no stakes whatsoever.