Happy Cake Day!
P.S. I actually got stuck on both #3 and #4. I don't really mind, I'm not interested in the rest of the games, just letting you know.
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Me too. I am interested in a couple games on the list, but they are apparently behind a wishlist requirement for a game I don't wish for, and a group I don't belong to. Maybe I'd fail the requirements for the games I want anyway, but this is definitely an odd train.
But regardless, it's an interesting idea. And have a happy cake day!
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Belated happy cake day and thanks for the giveaways. :)
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I'm glad you find it inspiring. Curious to see what you come up with :-)
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Hi, i'm planning a train. As i said, i'd like to mix some differents giveaways types.
It's my first train so I have lot of questions. Particularly, i would like to put a filter (SGTOOLS) for some group giveaways (i want to give to some users of the group, not the leecher). It's not possible because a GA is group-type or invite-type, and a group-type can't be protected by SGTOOLS. My question is, if your willing to answer me: If i protect all my GA with SGTOOLS but split my train and use itstoohard to protect some GA with a password (password i'll give to the members of a group on a forum, the correct password give the link to the "group" reserved GA), are all my GA protected by sgtools? If a member of the group bypass the first SGTOOLS protection, and go directly to the puzzle, will it count as an infraction?
I thought all your Ga where protected by your first SGTOOLS test in your train but finally only some were protected no?
Thanks for your answer
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Only some of the GAs in this train are protected by SGTools, because it's also possible to board the train via the right groups or my whitelist, and even a public GA for one more (hidden) GA. It's a pretty unconventional train and took quite a bit of preparation, so I would recommend to start with something a little more conventional.
If you want to combine group and SGTools I think an easier approach would be the following:
Group GA → SGTools protected GA → Invite Only GAs (as many as are planned for the group) → SGTools protected GA (posted also in the forum) → Invite Only GAs (as many as are planned for the forum + group members who boarded the train in the beginning)
If anyone who passed the first SGTools gate is not a member of the group it means they used a leaked link. It's not a common situation that the link is from a group GA, but I think that if you prove this to knsys (e.g. prove they were not a member when they boarded the train), he would consider it an infraction. It would also be grounds for a reroll on SG, but not for user suspension.
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Thanks for answer. Finally I did this. Puzzles will be for another day.
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Happy cake day and thanks for the giveaways, Yirg :)
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Happy cake day and thanks for interesting train :)
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Thanks for all the Cake Day greetings! I'm traveling, so won't have much time to respond (I'll be back in a few days). In the meanwhile, here's a short train that uses different types of GAs for each wagon. In places where you're more likely to be stuck, there's an option to skip a wagon.
This is the order of giveaways. The ones that aren't in bold can be skipped.
Invite Only → SGTools → Wishlist-based → Public group → Private groups → Jigidi puzzle (easy) → Whitelist → Itstoohard puzzle (easy) → ESGST-based → another SGTools → Discord linked → Public → Hidden → Bump :-)
I included notes with information about how to enter some of the less self-explanatory giveaways (e.g. SGTools, Private groups, Public group, Whitelist, ESGST, Discord, Hidden).
Included games in alphabetical order (not the order of the train):
Good luck! :-)
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