Just a little out of character note: I will only reply if the answer is correct. Also, you have one try. Please do NOT send a buttload of mails with random words or the giveaway will be aborted. I mean it. The second I get another flood of what I consider spam, everyone loses.
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Think about it: If you send an answer, it might be the wrong answer, in which case you lose. If you send the right answer, you may win. If you send no answer at all, you will have no chance of winning at all.
Also, if it's close enough to the answer, I might send you a hint and give you another try ;)
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The giveaway actually ends on friday, but I'm not sure if I will be available to answer more emails by then (university and whatnot). You're free to email me on friday, too, but I'm not sure if I can send the link before the giveaway is over.
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DAMMIT I'M SO CLOSE. WORK WITH ME HERE GOOGLE.
Very clever, Mr. OGrady, very clever...
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By the way, how long does it usually take you to reply (if we got it right)? If I got it wrong, I don't wanna keep checking my email if it can be helped =P
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I got your mail at 3am - I was fast asleep at that time ;)
I'll try to reply in a timely fashion, but I can't guarantee a reply within a few hours (I seem to have a life besides Steamgifts, or so I'm told). I'll check mails at least twice a day, though.
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I received the coordinates and I'm on my mission.
Thank you!
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Damn, that was probably the best chance I had of actually winning a giveaway... lol.
Thanks a lot Ogrady... and congrats to whomever won! :)
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And the giveaway is over. Thank you for taking part, everyone.
Now, who were you supposed to contact? About two thirds of all answers were correct, so it seems this one was harder than I anticipated.
I was asking for the European's name. I dropped two names that would allow you to immideatly make the connection if you have read the book: Breer and Carys. 46 is also the page that my copy mentions him first (admittedly that hint was quite esoteric). If you have not read the book, here's how I expected you to google:
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Welcome.
You have been selected to recover sensible data of an undisclosed nature. However, before you can even think about overcoming the obstacles placed in your way, you will need to contact one of our field agents, fs_cb_au (name secured), who will supply you with the coordinates. Contact him under [giveaway over, address removed] and greet him with code word 46, which can of course be derived from information package 46, which in turn reads
Call the European's name
Carys knew him
Breer then slew him
They played the damnation game
fs_cb_au (name secured) will be available until and including thursday, since he will be on another assignment on friday.
Good luck, agent.
(Out of character hint: THE European. Not A European. We're talking about a really old guy here. No other hints, google is not that hard to use ;))
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