Buzzboy

u/Buzzboy


Hi! I’ve tried my best to avoid all help and spoilers but I really am unsure how to proceed! For context, I’m at about 89%

I’m currently at the center gate of the Red Maze (not the Quiz Club) and the padlock has the three green alphabets.

I’ve already solved all the Bug Reports and associated the required Greek letters to their 3 digit codes. I assumed that all I needed to do was input those codes into the central gate lock. However the gate is not unlocking for me. Am I missing a step? Do I need all the Maze slabs with me? I might’ve put some back after I finished the script quest line.

Thanks in advance!

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r/MTLFoodLovers•

We have reservations for both but we can only choose one and need help deciding!

We’re tourists from San Francisco and were wondering which one to go to as both look really good.

We’re considering both value and uniqueness of experience. Which one would you choose?

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r/NoContract•

I'll be going to a couple countries and would like to get some sort of prepaid plan that will give me international data/call/text (data most important). I would rather not get a local sim every time I enter a country.

I'm currently on the $30 Tmobile plan. Does this plan include international roaming? I was thinking of switching to the Simple Choice plan temporarily, but I heard that it's difficult to go back to the $30 plan once you leave it. Any other solutions?

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r/books•

Edit: Oh man I'm so dumb. I just found the "Sync to Furthest Page Read" feature on my Kindle. I ended up being at the start of Part IV, but I think I'm just going to go back to right after the part I talked about below. Please ignore this post!

So my Kindle broke a while ago while I was reading 11/22/63 and it took me several months for me to get a replacement. This might sound like a strange request, but can anybody help me figure out what page I should go to in the book? I'm scared to jump around in case I spoil myself something, but I also don't want to reread most of the book again. The table of contents in this only has Parts 1-6. I'm pretty sure I'm in Part 3, but I'm not entirely s

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r/taiwan•

I will be travelling to Taiwan towards the end of October and staying there for two weeks. Although I will spend a bit of time eating and probably eating in Taipei, I really want to explore some of the other parts of Taiwan I have never been to before.

Any recommendations? My dad says the east coast/Hua Lien's really nice. Some information about me:

  • I'll be based in Taipei at a relative's house
  • Will likely take public transportation for majority of the travelling
  • I am ABC, but have visited Taipei at least once a year for the past decade (always in the summer, so my first time there in the fall) which is why I want to explore the rest of the island
  • I'm going to be with a buddy of mi
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r/Temmy•

I stumbled upon this gem, no diamond, of a subreddit while searching for something I lost quite some time ago. Of course I am talking about my soul. Although I haven't found it yet, it's reaffirming for me to see the youthful fervor that exists in this subreddit, and it gives me hope that on the day I do find my soul, I would no longer need it.

Haha isn't life such a crazy whirl of hggdgggha

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