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| | | Group exploring disasters! < on 3/15/2014 2:56 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Exploring, as most of us know, requires caution and planning to be done properly. Walking for 30 minutes down traintracks with little clearance in the middle of the night with two flashlights, however does not. Oh, and did I mention that the group had 9 people in it, with the only somewhat experienced people in group being my friend and I? Even better, when we reached our destination, the forest glenn seminary, (kind of a joke explore at this point, but whatever), everyone got scared and left after 15 minutes, then literally 5 minutes later started talking about how exploration is the best shit in existence. Sounds fun, doesn't it? Okay, rant over. Anyway, share your group exploration disasters.
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| vokapolis
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| | | | Re: Group exploring disasters! < Reply # 3 on 3/15/2014 3:32 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | The first time I ever went exploring in an abandonment was in a group. It was October 10, 2012. I remember that, because it was the night that Amanda Todd killed herself, and the two guys that was with were trying to find er nudes on the internet all night afterwards. At the time, I was seventeen, and before that, I had only gone in tunnels. I had nothing to do, so I went over to my friend's house and we smoked hookah for a couple hours. After a while, I had the idea that we should go explore an abandoned building near the highway where we lived. They had never done it before either, so they were pretty excited about it. We waited for another friend to get off work, then we left around 7 when it was really starting to get dark. It was going alright at first, but the one girl that we were with was really nervous and afraid to do anything like go in the basement, or go up the stairs because she was terrified that she was going to fall. The other guys that we were with started breaking things, throwing rocks through the windows, and they also spray painted all over the place. It was pretty fun, but I never really went exploring with them again.
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| Aleksandar
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| | | Re: Group exploring disasters! < Reply # 13 on 3/17/2014 3:48 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | i once went exploring a mine with a group and this older explorer was guiding us. i should have realized trouble was brewing when he had an issue remembering how to get in the side entrance, but eventually we figured it out so whatev, we continued. a ways into the place the older guy stopped and said, "i have no memory of this place" and i thought to myself 'well shit'. we pressed on and eventually found this chamber to rest in, and then suddenly one of our party accidentally knocked a bucket down a shaft and it fell really, really far and made a lot of clanging -- and a few moments later we started to hear a distant booming of drums in the deep that gradually got louder and nearer. we came under attack and had to fight our way frantically towards the exit. as we got to this one place where we were nearly free, there was a bridge across a huge chasm and it was at that moment that a balrog appeared and tried to catch up to us, but the old explorer dude stood on the bridge and shouted YOU SHALL NOT PASS and then totally made the bridge collapse and both fell into the chasm but his sacrifice made it possible to escape before anyone in our group got arrowed. the bridge collapse wasn't very cool though because nobody got a picture of it first and now nobody ever will. such are the hazards of exploring in groups.
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| Deconstrukt
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| | | Re: Group exploring disasters! < Reply # 15 on 3/17/2014 4:33 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Exploring in a group can also be a great thing, when organized properly. I've found myself to be with 12 other people in an abandoned grain silo that is patrolled by the Port Authority, without having any problems. A couple weeks ago, we organized a meeting in an abandoned incinerator. Once again we were a large group (around 22 people), and despite the fact that the incinerator is on an active site, none of us got caught or had any problem. Last summer, we had this huge party in an abandoned malt plant, this time with around 30 people suited up for the occasion (Tuxedos and dresses, please!) I just wanted to show that exploring in large groups doesn't always lead to disasters But my ideal number of people to explore with would be 3, sometimes 4 (total, I mean)
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| | | Re: Group exploring disasters! < Reply # 16 on 3/17/2014 4:38 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by Deconstrukt Exploring in a group can also be a great thing, when organized properly. I've found myself to be with 12 other people in an abandoned grain silo that is patrolled by the Port Authority, without having any problems.
A couple weeks ago, we organized a meeting in an abandoned incinerator. Once again we were a large group (around 22 people), and despite the fact that the incinerator is on an active site, none of us got caught or had any problem.
Last summer, we had this huge party in an abandoned malt plant, this time with around 30 people suited up for the occasion (Tuxedos and dresses, please!)
I just wanted to show that exploring in large groups doesn't always lead to disasters But my ideal number of people to explore with would be 3, sometimes 4 (total, I mean)
| I agree. I have been to MASSIVE meetups, where the fact there were so many of us worked for our advantage. It depends on the people, every day of the week. I don't have a set number of people that's is ideal, it's just the KIND of people you are with.
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