I'd like to make a simple proposition for the dare thread:
Could we make it a rule that if you do an EASY Dare then you have to post a relatively EASY dare, and if you do a hard one then you have to post a relatively hard one? I've noticed all of the dare options beginning to move towards being extremely hard as people who do easier dares post extremely hard ones... It would allow people to have many options in many areas of difficulty to pick from
Agree? Disagree? Just an idea
Matching Difficulty in Dare Thread
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Re: Matching Difficulty in Dare Thread
But then that way we'd just have a whole boatload of Easy dares. I'd definitely encourage a bit of diversity in difficulty suggestions though, I mean breaking into a military base isn't exactly as easy as a school.
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Re: Matching Difficulty in Dare Thread
There's neither pressure nor official recognition for completing the dares anyways. The whole point of the dares were to get operatives active and perhaps find new opportunities along the way so we could keep busy. Try not to get too soaked up in trying to prove your prowess on here by racking up a dare count. There's nothing stopping you from setting your own weird challenge either, there used to be some strange ones a long time ago like arranging lawn gnomes on the roof of a house and snapping a picture of them.
Pranks might fall under something of a "bad idea" under the strictest sense in that they will leave evidence someone is around if you cannot replace everything that was moved, but at least they're harmless even if the owner will probably be upset anyways knowing someone just ran roughshod over any sense of security they thought they had.
Anyways, the dares are just rough ideas to follow.
Pranks might fall under something of a "bad idea" under the strictest sense in that they will leave evidence someone is around if you cannot replace everything that was moved, but at least they're harmless even if the owner will probably be upset anyways knowing someone just ran roughshod over any sense of security they thought they had.
Anyways, the dares are just rough ideas to follow.
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