Answer geocaching trivia questions in this exciting game based on Trivial Pursuit!
This cartridge takes place in a wonderful garden. Enjoy walking around while answering geocaching trivia questions.
The instructions are simple:
-- Each location is related to a category.
-- When you arrive, you'll be asked a random question from that category.
-- Answer correctly and you'll receive a pie wedge. Collect all pie wedges to complete the cartridge.
-- Answer incorrectly and you'll have to visit another location before taking another try at answering another question from that category.
Ranger Fox wrote a note for it on 5/30/2017
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I updated the cartridge's source code. Nothing much changed user-side, so you don't need to download it again.
Changes:
-- Added the capability to display a unique image per question.
-- Fixed a bug where an already-asked question could be asked again if the player revisits the zone.
If you are interested in the cartridge's source code and would like to make a Cacher Pursuit cartridge of your own, please feel free to download this cartridge's source code and modify it (the code is well documented where it needs). If you base a cartridge off my code, you will need to provide proper attribution and let me know so I can put your cartridge on a bookmark list I have. (I like reading log entries.) If you would like help making a cartridge of your own, please contact me.
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Ranger Fox wrote a note for it on 8/10/2016
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Yes, some questions are intentionally geared for local geocachers. I wanted to add a little local flavor. Same for its sister cartridge in Yerington, Nevada, though I had to keep it a little more generic as people from across the country and world would be in that town due to the power trails.
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smashemups played it on 9/12/2015
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Great cartridge. I enjoyed this one
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Dani+Iris played it on 9/9/2015
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I saw the announcement and call for input of this fun idea on the forum and just played it in webwigo... Not so easy questions to answer in the field without google spoiler lookups... Some of the questions are also US-geared so I'm looking forward to how it will be possible to localize it.
Overall a nice experience and a great addition to our wherigo playfield. Looking forward to deploying it locally!
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