EBWFGame1

From Encyclopedia Dramatica
Jump to navigation Jump to search

EBWFGame1

EBWFGame1 is a game played on the eBaum's World Forum. It is the first such game ever attempted at that site. The game involves its players going around to various sites on the internet, finding clues and deciphering poems in order to continue finding the next locations. The ultimate goal is yet unknown by most, but it is widely believed that there is at least some sort of prize for those who complete the challenge. Although it should be noted that it is also entirely possibly that it is all for the lulz. The game is not to be confused with The Game.

History

The game first began on February 10, 2008. Thus far, the participants have had to go through the following steps...

  • This image was a screen shot of a forum URL.
  • 99% of this forum contained posts which begged the question, "lol wut?" but there was one post with a poem.
  • This poem, once deciphered, had people go to a specific picture hosted on flickr.
  • Once people messaged this user name, they got an away message reply.
  • This away message contained another poem, which linked back to another member's profile on EBWF.
  • The file downloaded from rapidshare contained a text file with an email address inside.
  • Once you email this address, it autoreplies with a link to a quote on bash.org.
  • The quote on bash.org is a poem which, once deciphered, told them to download a torrent file from thepiratebay.org.
  • This torrent file contained a .wav audio file of a computer's voice, telling people the URL of a link to YouTube.com.
  • This YouTube channel contained only one video. It was a video of a URL to YTMND.
  • The YTMND page contained a poem which lead people to this Encyclopedia Dramatica page.
  • This Encyclopedia Dramatica page.

What now?

Phase 1 is now complete. Phase 2 begins on March 17, 2008.

Then who was phone?

But if the author of this article promised to continue on 03/17/08 and by the time of this writing it is 08/04/09, Then who was X. Was it Oversight? His true identity will never be known.

See also