(Q - ??: agree and from your point of view, after having seen the solutions, you prefer that of Masquerade or that of the owl.)
MB: Yeah, it doesn't matter, frankly what he did on the owl... Besides, that's what we're faced with today, for me, it's truly a stroke of genius. I really like the way he handled it and what he found, I really like it. Where I agree less and I have good reasons since I disagree with that, it's the way in which he or not, moreover, makes it clear to the players.
The idea in itself is perfect, but there are still 2 components, in a treasure hunt, there is what we develop as a riddle, as a path, as whatever you want, and then there is in the way we explain it and how we offer it to the players, to the participants.
And there, I would say that on this point, we realize that Max Valentin had no experience at all in terms of treasure hunting and that a treasure hunt is not a surprise rally.
(Q – Gringos: deliberately deflecting players who would have… who would be close to the goal, in madits, who are burning. I'm going to give a response to Max to confuse him a little…)
(Q - ??: because he thinks his hunt was poorly designed at the end, maybe that's why he helped...)
MB: No, no, I think he didn't have time to act on the end of the game, he would have done so but he died too early. No, no, no…did he deliberately make moves to deflect the players?
I think that he has, it's really my personal position, it's to say, that's why I always insist enormously on this character of Max Valentin and that you should definitely not imagine that I rule my accounts with Régis Hauser. I don't settle any scores. I'm talking about a fictional, fabricated character, which is that of Max Valentin. We come back and this character of Max Valentin intoxicated his author and I believe that many of his responses are linked to the fact that, at the same time as he was responding, he said to himself Wow, how great am I ! Well, it's a caricature, eh! That's one way of explaining it to you, but at the same time, he impressed himself and he got into the habit of responding like that, in a certain tone of...here it is...
We're going to stop soon because I see the clock is ticking. I don't intend to work 2 p.m. today, you have work to do either.
MB: Yeah, it doesn't matter, frankly what he did on the owl... Besides, that's what we're faced with today, for me, it's truly a stroke of genius. I really like the way he handled it and what he found, I really like it. Where I agree less and I have good reasons since I disagree with that, it's the way in which he or not, moreover, makes it clear to the players.
The idea in itself is perfect, but there are still 2 components, in a treasure hunt, there is what we develop as a riddle, as a path, as whatever you want, and then there is in the way we explain it and how we offer it to the players, to the participants.
And there, I would say that on this point, we realize that Max Valentin had no experience at all in terms of treasure hunting and that a treasure hunt is not a surprise rally.
(Q – Gringos: deliberately deflecting players who would have… who would be close to the goal, in madits, who are burning. I'm going to give a response to Max to confuse him a little…)
(Q - ??: because he thinks his hunt was poorly designed at the end, maybe that's why he helped...)
MB: No, no, I think he didn't have time to act on the end of the game, he would have done so but he died too early. No, no, no…did he deliberately make moves to deflect the players?
I think that he has, it's really my personal position, it's to say, that's why I always insist enormously on this character of Max Valentin and that you should definitely not imagine that I rule my accounts with Régis Hauser. I don't settle any scores. I'm talking about a fictional, fabricated character, which is that of Max Valentin. We come back and this character of Max Valentin intoxicated his author and I believe that many of his responses are linked to the fact that, at the same time as he was responding, he said to himself Wow, how great am I ! Well, it's a caricature, eh! That's one way of explaining it to you, but at the same time, he impressed himself and he got into the habit of responding like that, in a certain tone of...here it is...
We're going to stop soon because I see the clock is ticking. I don't intend to work 2 p.m. today, you have work to do either.