Post by The R.S. on Nov 5, 2006 12:47:33 GMT -5
Apparently, about half of the rescue missions we've received here thus far have ended up in failure.
It's not because we tried and failed, it's because of a mistake on the victims behalf...
They forget at least one letter in their code.
So, I highly recommend that when you post your SOS Codes, they follow this format.
(Not an actual code, made up for demonstration purposes only)
CFHJK MNPQRSTW XY123
45678 90(...)+-!?
(F)CFHJ
KMNPQ RSTWXY12 34567
Each line should have 18 letters within them, so make sure you always keep count of how many you have. And on you game, when the color changes from white to yellow, just put a space in between the codes here. NEVER input your code in one, long line! Never cram them! That makes it more prone to mistakes and typos! And always double-check your code, too.
It's not because we tried and failed, it's because of a mistake on the victims behalf...
They forget at least one letter in their code.
So, I highly recommend that when you post your SOS Codes, they follow this format.
(Not an actual code, made up for demonstration purposes only)
CFHJK MNPQRSTW XY123
45678 90(...)+-!?
(F)CFHJKMNPQ RSTWXY12 34567
Each line should have 18 letters within them, so make sure you always keep count of how many you have. And on you game, when the color changes from white to yellow, just put a space in between the codes here. NEVER input your code in one, long line! Never cram them! That makes it more prone to mistakes and typos! And always double-check your code, too.