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Revision as of 14:51, 2 May 2011
Contents
Order
2.02
Status
::MOCKUP::
Location
Prof. Chronus's laboratory
Type
Mandatory Puzzle
Plot Setup
Prof. Chronus is bouncing around the timeline and needs help to return. Machine is malfunctioning. Doctor When suggests reading the core dump (as in Part 1).
Props
Plot Point to Convey
The problem with the machine is that the "quantum chronomentometer" is all screwed up. Luckily Doctor When is an expert in such matters--he did his dissertation on the topic. Moreover, he's not surprised that Prof. Chronus screwed it up; she never was any good at memtometry, going all the way back to high school.
Short Description
Teams receive the "core dump" from the time machine, and try to figure out why it's broken.
Detailed Description
Teams receive the "core dump" from the time machine, and try to figure out why it's broken. In contrast to Act I's Core Dump puzzle, a set of apple cores are presented as a pun on the phrase "core dump". The solution to puzzle points toward the quantum chronomentometer as the problem: for example, CHRONOMENTOMETERCRACKED, FIXCHRONOMENTOMETER, or simply CHRONOMENTOMETER could all be good puzzle solutions.
Puzzle Solution
Arrange a jigsaw puzzle of apple core shapes to reveal a plain-text message.
Puzzle Answer
Budget
Credits
Manager
David Greenspan
Hints
To Do
Other Notes
Although this puzzle should launch the process of time machine repair, it does not have to be another core dump puzzle. For example, the Doctor could open up the machine and find that the core dump was damaged. Luckily they can instead "reflange the flux capacitor's ergo tabs" (or some other BS).
