The Brains Behind It All.

An Explorer of Things.

I wonder what Legit Adventurers chose...

Legit stuff ... I think

Clever scoundrel. But darn that screen vanishes fast. There was a link there too but didn't manage to click it in time.
... Ah, here we go. Hitting that back arrow seems to do nothing but it DOES eventually make the result reappear for the briefest moment before vanishing again, so keeping track of where the link was, hit it again and clicked the instant it appeared (and then disappeared). That worked.
Now let's see. Played 5 of them (including PS:T, though the EE is now there ofc). Counting BG2 as having 1, even though the EE is there. And 2 more wishlisted. 8/18, not bad.

I am also an explorer of things.

I like those quizzes. More of these, please!

Got a legit adventurer: "You know your stuff! You see every option, every weakness, and you always bring a towel."

Best quiz ever - told me I'm the box. The. Box.

Next thing I know, my name is Boxxy :)

*gets PTSD flashback of the old internet times*

An Explorer of Things

Pshah. You need more eyeliner and a meth sandwich.

Your face gets tired from the poorly written exposition.

Nice one :-)

Blind Bugger!?!

I have not found any link to the quizz and it took me a while to try and see if there's additional scripting going on from sites I haven't allowed yet in the "No-Script"-Browser Plugin. See Screenshot 1

Well then I was curious and temporary allowed the scripting from that site apester.com that seems to be embedded in the news post and it showed me an empty white screen. After allowing 3-4 more sites to run scripts in my browser the window opened...
...but I didn't want to do the "quizz" anymore because I was so nauseated by all the advert crap and data grabbing/tracking sites that were trying to run their scripts on my browser that I decided I don't want to take the quizz anymore.
To name the sites I saw (if you'd allow them, I bet there would be even more of them come knocking to get your data and track you): contextweb.com, stickyadstv.com, facebook.net, apester.com, qmerce.com, streamrail.com, anyclip-media.com, lkqd.net, streamrail.net, springserve.com, google-analytics.com see screenshot 2

11 sites? to run a quizz from? seriously?

So if you also don't like stuff like that, then I can heartily recommend no-script. Stuff won't work from time to time but at least you know about who tries to run stuff on a site and can decide yourself if you want that or not.
(and if you really want something to just work, you can always just disable the plugin for the time being)

my favourite plugin against malicious content in the web, ads and quizzes (apparently) ;)

So you're the guy behind that musical puzzle in Broken Sword V? You monster!

Yes, I use it as well and I couldn't see any quiz either., before I started allowing things.
These chains of sites and trackers are the result of what I call lego coding, i.e. using several black boxes that provide a function and chain them together hoping that the chain will represent something good.
Sure, you should not re-invent the wheel all the time, but sometimes you can go to far in this conviction and include lots of unwanted (by me that is) elements.
In this case, a single online visual novel scrript would suffice to provide the main function to the user, but the marketing dept. was probably interested in monitoring the user's mouse movements and timing and all those other stats.

I got: Clever Scoundrel btw.
The purple dragons I have encountered in the adventures I have played were gentle and sometimes highly sentimental creatures.