FetchPoint: The Game

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CumbriAndy
CumbriAndy
3 May
4:51pm, 3 May 2024
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CumbriAndy
Funky Chicken wrote:Any idea where you're meant to take the ring once you have it, in the absence of a volcano to chuck it in? Mind you, there would probably be a strong urge just to keep it. The Higgs Boson occasionally pops up in central London - not sure where else it goes on its travels.


The current location of 'Mordor' was defined by the person who delivered it to the previous location. So far as I recall, it's been moving more or less North Eastward from Bristol for at least a couple of years.

The Higgs jumps around randomly each day and can turn up anywhere there are players
Bright Strider
Bright Strider
3 May
5:57pm, 3 May 2024
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Bright Strider
Sorry, Oranj. No that is my idea.
I should have done a second comment, on reflection.
Bright Strider
Bright Strider
3 May
5:59pm, 3 May 2024
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The trouble is that the ring has been near Oundle for some time. In terms of canon, the Lord of the Rings does have the concept of the ring seeming to have a mind of its own. I believe it is the films that give rise to the idea of its moving on its own, though.
The books do document the ring's ability to change size. Perhaps that could the mechanism of its movement.
Snail
Snail
4 May
4:06pm, 4 May 2024
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The problem would be that the 1 mile movement would define the exact line that Mordor is on - so would need an element of randomness
Bright Strider
Bright Strider
4 May
4:41pm, 4 May 2024
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Bright Strider
It would be a problem if it was that way, Snail. My proposal is a vaguely appropriate direction, not as direct as the Nazgûl flies. I am impressed that autocorrect recognised Nazgûl.
minardi
minardi
5 May
12:07pm, 5 May 2024
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minardi
I had a traffic light on my border today so obviously I had to go claim it. But there is no sign of any other fetchies in the area. I thought you only got lights when there was more than one fetchie?
R4R
R4R
5 May
2:11pm, 5 May 2024
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How far away is your nearest fetchie? And are there any more near them?
Traffic lights do not fall within a 1-mile radius of the source - I think it's up to 2 miles away. So it could have been generated by your neighbour if they are within 3 miles of you and they have another neighbour within 2 miles
minardi
minardi
5 May
3:49pm, 5 May 2024
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minardi
It looks like the nearest one signed up for fetchpoint (e.g. I can see their bugs) is about 7 miles away!
Fizz :-)
Fizz :-)
6 May
6:39am, 6 May 2024
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Fizz :-)
Maybe someone temporarily moved their home point?
R4R
R4R
6 May
10:40am, 6 May 2024
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R4R
I was leaning towards that as an explanation as well.
Probably best to ignore my previous suggestion - I was getting mixed up with relays and randoms which can be outside your home circle. Not so sure now about traffic lights - I very rarely get them

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