Post by Professor Layton on Feb 18, 2012 4:56:20 GMT -8
Professor Layton is a video game character, and the titular protagonist of the Professor Layton video game series by Level-5. While all the games are point-and-click adventure mysteries, they are driven by puzzles. As you may have noticed, Professor Layton does give puzzles to characters he interacts with, in Multiverse Unlimited.
Another matter about the puzzles concerns submitting answers. You may guess or confidently submit what you think is the correct answer to any given puzzle on your own, if you're comfortable with the chance that your character will be wrong and have to guess again. However, if you feel that your character should be smart enough to get the puzzle right on his or her first try, or if you're very sensitive about being told "incorrect" in front of others (which is nothing to be ashamed of, by the way), you may send your answer to my Professor Layton account via a private message, and I will tell you whether or not you're right, behind the scenes. Then you could submit the true answer publicly, in-character. Keep in mind that if you believe that your character probably would give the wrong answer to any puzzle, I'd be more than willing to help you with that, too.
Does any of this make sense? Please tell me if I need to elaborate further. And thanks for your time! I hope to have Professor Layton challenge many MU characters with brainteasers and puzzles!
Another matter about the puzzles concerns submitting answers. You may guess or confidently submit what you think is the correct answer to any given puzzle on your own, if you're comfortable with the chance that your character will be wrong and have to guess again. However, if you feel that your character should be smart enough to get the puzzle right on his or her first try, or if you're very sensitive about being told "incorrect" in front of others (which is nothing to be ashamed of, by the way), you may send your answer to my Professor Layton account via a private message, and I will tell you whether or not you're right, behind the scenes. Then you could submit the true answer publicly, in-character. Keep in mind that if you believe that your character probably would give the wrong answer to any puzzle, I'd be more than willing to help you with that, too.
Does any of this make sense? Please tell me if I need to elaborate further. And thanks for your time! I hope to have Professor Layton challenge many MU characters with brainteasers and puzzles!
