Treasure Hunt!

[ValorPrince]

I know twitter ****ed this whole thing up for alot of us.

[Nibelheim]

Yeah, the days of keeping secrets are long gone.

[Anj]

Unless you purposely don't use Twitter to challenge yourself

Grats to all, I would have passed on my beta key if I won.

[HeroZero]

le sigh....

[Carighan]

Thank you.

[p3lim]

Originally Posted by zork You make europeans stay up all night. That is atleast something. I wonder how p3lim made the top 2 while complaining about the time himself.

Well, as it was explained, it didnt matter at what time you entered.

[Melikae]

Originally Posted by Nibelheim I wonder how many new accounts have been made on WoW-I

Tons probably, like all those accounts that have been created for each contest, have 1-2 posts and never came back... and reading through the whole post I wonder how many people are just unable to even read the first few posts, as the same dumb questions popped up on every single page.

P.S.: A shame that only ~1/4 of the keys went to accounts not created solely for the purpose of leeching it. Big congrats to all those formerly existing members that got a key

[Ketho]

Originally Posted by Melikae Tons probably, like all those accounts that have been created for each contest, have 1-2 posts and never came back... and reading through the whole post I wonder how many people are just unable to even read the first few posts, as the same dumb questions popped up on every single page. P.S.: A shame that only ~1/4 of the keys went to accounts not created solely for the purpose of leeching it. Big congrats to all those formerly existing members that got a key

I agree,
it's all about getting more customers/subscribers, even if there's only 1% that will come back I suppose

[Vlad]

This about newly registered accounts and such, usually some contests say "you need active account pre X date to be eligible" to avoid this, but considering 20 keys, it's not much, no biggie. Shame tough, a lot of work was put in making the art and page for the mini-giveaway.

[ckramme]

Well, if some of those newly registered people stick around it is well worth it for the site, and us older members, since they provide revenue to keep it running.

With that said I do agree that it is abit sad that so few oldtimers won, but congratulation to those, hope they'll enjoy it!

[zork]

Originally Posted by p3lim Well, as it was explained, it didnt matter at what time you entered.

Forget what I wrote. I thought the previous posted lists where just the first 5 to sign up and not the actual winners. Gz on winning!!

[Mike-N-Go]

I tried, yet could not find any of the chests; how deep were they hidden!!?

[Cairenn]

They were all at the bottom of each respective page. After all, treasure chests, you gotta dig down to find them.

We wish everyone could win! Unfortunately, can't happen. :/

Congratulations to everyone that won, and thank you to everyone that played. Hope you had fun!

[FuxieDK]

Originally Posted by Vladinator For non-US you can look the date and time on wolframalpha and it will tell you the time relative to your location (based on IP). Also, I know it's pointless to look at the clocks for each day, considering the clues are to be given out at the same time each day, but it shows the exact time until that happens in hours, minutes, seconds, for us geeks. :P Monday 12. March at 10pm CST Tuesday 13. March at 10pm CST Wednesday 14. March at 10pm CST Thursday 15. March at 10pm CST For me it's indeed early, I guess I can take a peak at the clue before work or university. :P By the way, does the treasure chests spawn at the first clue giveaway, or do all chests spawn when the first clue is posted? I took a peak around, couldn't find any chests right now, so I guess they aren't placed on the site yet.

It's not logical to use US timezones AT ALL..
CET = 450 million people in 1 timezone, NOT counting Africa..
US = 4 timezones (6 if you include Hawaii), for 300 million people, NOT counting South America
Go do the math, which timezone would be more logical to use..

And if people start to whine, simply use Zulu-time and all will be good.. No need to summer/winter time or timezones...

[Cairenn]

Timezones didn't matter. The clues were posted for a full 24 hours before the winners were drawn.

[Vlad]

Cairenn, it looks like you put a lot of work to make the pages and to put the code in the source of the page and all, shame it was only for 20 keys. You put way too much work for such a little contest! :P

[Cairenn]

We always try to do right by you guys. That means putting forth our best effort on everything we do, no matter how 'small' the project.

[Nibelheim]

Just one of the reasons I love the Zam

[lerb]

Originally Posted by Nibelheim Just one of the reasons I love the Zam

I feel you

Congratulations to all the winners!