LOL, I totally sucked at that! They certainly were not the kind of questions I was expecting and really not anything one would have a great need to know to solve the case, imo.

I thought i’d make them tough.

You have the same answer twice in #7.

I think it would be better if the answers were actually some which could be answered at the top of our heads. Not super-easy, but not impossible either. "How many vowels",…etc. What is the point if one has to go count vowels? Otherwise, it’s simply guesses and what’s the point of that?

It’s certainly a Zodiac ‘themed’ game. Reminded me of those facebook quizzes – "Congratulations you are a super-duper murder fan!!! You know more about the Zodiac case than the Zodiac." I’m not and I don’t btw. 40% with mostly random clicking. It would have been really funny if half way through the drawing of Zodiac appeared with screaming or shots.

You have the same answer twice in #7.

I think it would be better if the answers were actually some which could be answered at the top of our heads. Not super-easy, but not impossible either. "How many vowels",…etc. What is the point if one has to go count vowels? Otherwise, it’s simply guesses and what’s the point of that?

Thanks, amended no7. I thought I needed to make it time based as well. You know the answer, but have to visualize it in your head.

Dave Toschi and Robert Graysmith wouldn’t be able to answer most or any of those questions without reference.

Not trying to be a dick (no, the other kind), but…part of the fun of games is having a chance at winning, which is why people play them.

Reminds me of Hoyle’s Board Games from 2003, which has a version of Connect 4, a version that employs a computer AI, a computer AI that almost always wins.

Kind of the same thing here.

Like I said I’m not trying to offend you, and a Zodiac game certainly would be fun (or about as much fun as one could expect from a game based on a real-life serial murderer), but this…isn’t.

You have the same answer twice in #7.

I think it would be better if the answers were actually some which could be answered at the top of our heads. Not super-easy, but not impossible either. "How many vowels",…etc. What is the point if one has to go count vowels? Otherwise, it’s simply guesses and what’s the point of that?

Thanks, amended no7. I thought I needed to make it time based as well. You know the answer, but have to visualize it in your head.

You actually carry a vision of Hartnell’s license plate in your head?

That’s either serious dedication or frightening obsession.

Perhaps you are The Zodiac.

Wow, that was hard!

Yes it probably was a bit cut throat – sorry about the choice of words. However I regard 2 or 3 a good score without peeking.

You have the same answer twice in #7.

I think it would be better if the answers were actually some which could be answered at the top of our heads. Not super-easy, but not impossible either. "How many vowels",…etc. What is the point if one has to go count vowels? Otherwise, it’s simply guesses and what’s the point of that?

Thanks, amended no7. I thought I needed to make it time based as well. You know the answer, but have to visualize it in your head.

You actually carry a vision of Hartnell’s license plate in your head?

That’s either serious dedication or frightening obsession.

Perhaps you are The Zodiac.

Not sure what you mean. ?

Yeah, that was kind of impossible. I think maybe two of the questions were reasonably answerable

You actually carry a vision of Hartnell’s license plate in your head?

That’s either serious dedication or frightening obsession.

Perhaps you are The Zodiac.

Not sure what you mean. ?

It was a snarky joke. The OP seemed to think that we should know Hartnell’s license plate without looking, which is rather…obsessive, to say the least. The OP then intimated that he or she could pass the test, which thus led me to assume that this person (the OP) is either dangerously obsessed with The Zodiac case, or he or she is actually The Zodiac, that latter of which is obviously virtually impossible.

As I said, it was a snarky joke.

Perhaps we can get an emoticon for that expression?

It was a snarky joke. The OP seemed to think that we should know Hartnell’s license plate without looking, which is rather…obsessive, to say the least. The OP then intimated that he or she could pass the test, which thus led me to assume that this person (the OP) is either dangerously obsessed with The Zodiac case, or he or she is actually The Zodiac, that latter of which is obviously virtually impossible.

I thought that question was generous, I could have asked you the license plate of the ambulance.