Posted: 7/1/2016 10:34:27 AM EDT
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Has anyone participated in the escape game in Nashville or other larger cities?
Locked in a room for an hour? I'll be packing heavy but also plan to play by the rules... |
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Escape from what? Memphis? I'd hide on a Fedex plane. You sure about that?  https://youtu.be/HLi_w5rCH1I
I have a badge. And I would just hide in the FO can and roll out wherever it landed first. "Morning, y'all! I'm here to talk about workplace violence and EEO! Where's the break room?" |
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Okay, I saw this video about it https://youtu.be/FQg1NZi67fg
Now, why did you feel the need to "pack heavy" for it and how does it involve your EDC? It was it a dark room with no light. Said we couldn't use our phones but nothing about EDC. Also black light was used heavily. I keep an ITS tactical one on my keys. The senario was you had to escape and find the location of the terrorist attack, time and date. We have everything except the location and we ran out of time. Also involve tech like those magnetic locking gun walls to unlock doors etc. It was also in the middle of the ghetto at midnight because gf didn't plan in advance. It's really damn fun though. |
| I did the Escape Room Challenge in Denver a few months ago with the GF and two of her friends. We got linked in w a group of 6 college age kids as well. It was a Zombie room escape. So we had to solve puzzles all over the room to obtain 4 keys to unlock the door. The Zombie was on a chain and every 10 minutes the chain got longer and she could roam farther into the room; this making it infinitely harder to solve the puzzles. The Actor playing the Zombie was great as was the "Game-Master" (aka funny guy in a tux overseeing and telling you the rules). Basically we had to solve multiple smaller puzzles; finding a black light flash light-needing to find batteries, reading morse code(written in black light readable ink only)- had to find the explanation of how it works in the room, to find a key hidden somewhere else. It was a lot of fun and most everyone was able to help in someway to solve the puzzles. |
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I did the Escape Room Challenge in Denver a few months ago with the GF and two of her friends. We got linked in w a group of 6 college age kids as well. It was a Zombie room escape. So we had to solve puzzles all over the room to obtain 4 keys to unlock the door. The Zombie was on a chain and every 10 minutes the chain got longer and she could roam farther into the room; this making it infinitely harder to solve the puzzles. The Actor playing the Zombie was great as was the "Game-Master" (aka funny guy in a tux overseeing and telling you the rules). Basically we had to solve multiple smaller puzzles; finding a black light flash light-needing to find batteries, reading morse code(written in black light readable ink only)- had to find the explanation of how it works in the room, to find a key hidden somewhere else. It was a lot of fun and most everyone was able to help in someway to solve the puzzles. Sounds awesome. I recommend every non basement dwelling arfcommer to go to a decent one. Everyone helps as posted. |
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I've done 3 of them. Love them. They are wicked fun and challenging.
Here is a link for info aND for the one around meescape game |
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Can you give us a bit more information perhaps? I have no idea what you're talking about. This. It would ruin the game. If interesting I can send anyone spoilers. You have 60 minutes to escape and figure out a plot. Mine was the date, time and location of a terrorist attack. We had to break out of three rooms with hidden codes and keys to get to the information . |