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* Making a call consumes the radio. | * Making a call consumes the radio. | ||
* Can make as many calls as radios owned. | * Can make as many calls as radios owned. | ||
* Does not provide puzzle clues. | * Does not provide puzzle clues... anymore. | ||
* Has the same available calls as [[Request Supply Drop]]. | * Has the same available calls as [[Request Supply Drop]]. | ||
* Successful calls are still recorded and shared with [[Request Supply Drop]]. | * Successful calls are still recorded and shared with [[Request Supply Drop]]. | ||
==History== | |||
* Briefly provided unlimited puzzle clues for the [[Allied Radio Numbers Puzzle]] by continually requesting a new handheld radio. This was patched 22 minutes after the discovery was posted in the Ascension Speed Society Discord server, but not before 549 letters had been harvested. This was a large enough fraction of the 1,724-letter total that the puzzle was solved that same day. | |||
Revision as of 17:51, 5 August 2025
Choice adventure number: 1563
Request Supply Drop
Looks like you have enough handheld radios left to make X call today.
A label on the radio lists things you can request, except only the first three are legible: rations, fuel, and ordnance.
If any other calls have been discovered:
Underneath that somebody scratched: ?
| Radio in a request for a supply drop of
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Make the Call |
Occurs when using a handheld Allied radio.
Notes
- Making a call consumes the radio.
- Can make as many calls as radios owned.
- Does not provide puzzle clues... anymore.
- Has the same available calls as Request Supply Drop.
- Successful calls are still recorded and shared with Request Supply Drop.
History
- Briefly provided unlimited puzzle clues for the Allied Radio Numbers Puzzle by continually requesting a new handheld radio. This was patched 22 minutes after the discovery was posted in the Ascension Speed Society Discord server, but not before 549 letters had been harvested. This was a large enough fraction of the 1,724-letter total that the puzzle was solved that same day.
