I like that it is a bit like solving a puzzle trying to find the caches that meet the requirements. I also like that it takes me to places I wouldn't have thought about going otherwise.
What do you not like about challenge caches?
The threat of having a log deleted if I make a mistake in meeting the requirements. I tend to avoid any challenge that comes with that warning.
What would you like to see changed about challenge caches?
An icon or attribute would be nice.
If you could describe your favorite challenge cache type, what would it be?
I like the well rounded cacher and fill the grid types of challenges. The proof is in the profile so less work proving the requirements have been met and less chance of error.
What types of challenge caches do you avoid?
Ones that have over-the-top requirements or threaten log deletion if there is an error in the bookmark list proving requirements have been met.
I discovered challenges about a year ago and have completed the requirements for over 100 (but only found the final and signed the log on 13 so far). I have started the requirements and continue to work on 253 more challenges in Texas. I would hate to see them disappear.
Challenge Caches
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What do you like most about challenge caches?
I like that it is a bit like solving a puzzle trying to find the caches that meet the requirements. I also like that it takes me to places I wouldn't have thought about going otherwise.
What do you not like about challenge caches?
The threat of having a log deleted if I make a mistake in meeting the requirements. I tend to avoid any challenge that comes with that warning.
What would you like to see changed about challenge caches?
An icon or attribute would be nice.
If you could describe your favorite challenge cache type, what would it be?
I like the well rounded cacher and fill the grid types of challenges. The proof is in the profile so less work proving the requirements have been met and less chance of error.
What types of challenge caches do you avoid?
Ones that have over-the-top requirements or threaten log deletion if there is an error in the bookmark list proving requirements have been met.
I discovered challenges about a year ago and have completed the requirements for over 100 (but only found the final and signed the log on 13 so far). I have started the requirements and continue to work on 253 more challenges in Texas. I would hate to see them disappear.