Hello,
Being a big fan of Multi-Caches, but not really enjoying "Home-based"* Puzzle Caches, can you help me understand how you determined that the Multi-Caches were not 'doable'? From my experience there are only three types of Multi's
All redirects use physical containers (film cans, key holders, etc)
All redirects use existing items and mathematical (usually add or subtract) calculations.
A hybrid of the two above.
All of these should be fairly easy to do "in the field" with a print out of the listing, or from an electronic version. Is that not your experience?
Mystery/Puzzle caches, yes I agree that those can be challenging outside of any actual 'caching' involved. In the case of "Home-based"* puzzles, it can take a long time before you even need to turn on the GPS.
But again, I do not find this to be the case with any Multi-Cache... can you explain?
BQ
* Home-based = Typically involves research or needing to solve for coordinates through the solution of some puzzle, including just figuring out what is involved, before leaving the house.
maybe that's part of my problem: most of the multi i have found are a mix of puzzles and multi.
for exemple: in one of them, you need to read a story (a few pages) to get to a questionnaire which will give you answers fo the multi caches.
another is a multi with no coordinates to begin with, you have to find them (and to figure out how).
maybe the problem really is that those are puzzles and should not be labeled as multi?
i dont know, i'm kinda lost here.
even if i give you exemples (with the waypoint names) those are french, it wont help my point, will it?
