Spy Game Updated - 04/03/2011

[Nitrus]

There's no way to do that at the moment and I don't really see it being necessary? What do other people think?

[picard1109]

I'm not sure that it is necessary. What I find helpful in setting missions is thinking about the ones which our agency has found difficult to solve. Occasionally, I'll set a really easy mission, with low points value - it helps our security level but also could give someone in another agency a chance at solving a mission whereas they usually find them too hard. I hope other agencies have the same sense of fair play - there is an honour among spies, after all!

[VaBookworm87]

Somebody recruit me!

[Kazters]

i have just created RangeFinder (my love of ros knows no bounds), if you wanna join PM me ;-)

[expat]

I'm setting up the Gazelles - graceful yet clumsy, eccentric and hopefully brilliant. PM me if you want to join :-)

[picard1109]

Hidden Dragons agency is recruiting now - PM me if you want to join!

[Nitrus]

When submitting missions you need to make sure that the explanation covers *everything* in the mission. This includes all the methods used to encoding/decoding and things like that.

At the moment a lot of missions are being submitted with insufficient explanations and are therefore being rejected. You need to include links to somewhere which can verify the answer is correct where possible.

[Nitrus]

I'd like to remind everyone that you do not need to worry about different capitalisations when submitting a mission. It's taken care of, so stop wasting answer possibilities with differently capitalised answers and instead use them to vary punctuation, spelling, format and things like that.