It's the Wikipedia Game!

Started by Lord Paradise1 pages

It's the Wikipedia Game!

The rules of the game are this:

Start at the featured article on en.wikipedia.org.

By clicking on the links you see on the page (without scrolling down at all, top part of the page only), reach the target article in as few steps as possible. No use of "random Article" or any other options of the sidebar.

Also, no use of references to help you (i.e. looking up the year the Pepsi company was founded).

Today's target is Pepsi. Record your scores.

Anton Chekhov to Pepsi in thirteen steps! w00t

i cant even find the bloody featured article

whoops staring me in the face 😂

🙁 i cant do it .. do you mean the links in the paragrapghs or them in the grey box???

Got there in 9....Champagne to Pepsi. w00t

Originally posted by ladygrim
🙁 i cant do it .. do you mean the links in the paragrapghs or them in the grey box???
In the paragraphs.

Originally posted by Darth Macabre
Got there in 9....Champagne to Pepsi. w00t
Nice.

Originally posted by Lord Paradise
Anton Chekhov to Pepsi in thirteen steps! w00t

How the hell. o.o

Leo Tolstoy to pepsi in 6

Originally posted by Sanctuary
How the hell. o.o

im good

Originally posted by Sanctuary
How the hell. o.o
Originally posted by Morning_Glory
Skill, and perseverance.

Originally posted by Lord Paradise
The rules of the game are this:

Start at the featured article on en.wikipedia.org.

By clicking on the links you see on the page (without scrolling down at all, top part of the page only), reach the target article in as few steps as possible. No use of "random Article" or any other options of the sidebar.

Also, no use of references to help you (i.e. looking up the year the Pepsi company was founded).

Today's target is Pepsi. Record your scores.

What if someone has an unfairl advantage like a 50 inch moniter?

Originally posted by lord xyz
What if someone has an unfairl advantage like a 50 inch moniter?
Then that person will score better.

give me another target

Nah, I'll change the target daily. Start from a different article, or make your own.