09 Oct Keeping the secret of an Escape game
I'm sure at some point in your life you've heard the popular phrase that goes "the wise man is silent".right? These words are to be taken seriously in every facet of our lives, even when you become an experienced Escape Room player.
And you may be wondering, but what does this have to do with escapism? Believe us, it has more to do with it than most people realise. keep the secrets of escapism to yourself could help others to grow.
We don't mean that you should keep quiet in the middle of the game because sharing information with your teammates is key to overcoming each challenge, we are talking about not explaining the tricks of the game to other people. Why do we say that? Let's see.

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You will let others learn on their own
Maintaining the confidentiality of your knowledge within this game could help the other players learn to figure out the tricks of escapism on their own.
That's what this game is all about, isn't it? developing your skills and discovering cluesIf you do, then there is no reason for you to reveal the secrets of the game that you have discovered for yourself.
Telling your strategies to others only makes it easier for beginners; give them the honour of advancing on their own merit. Surely you know how refreshing it is to be self-taught.
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You help them to set goals
Revealing the secrets of the Room Escape is not a charitable act, even if it is a could be a severe blow to a player's desire to excel in the game.. Don't forget that there are passionate people who set personal goals and objectives.
For example, one of the goals a player could set for himself is to discover the tricks of escapism through his own experience. And this is the idea, nobody likes to be told about a film if they haven't seen it yet, to give an example.
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A teacher never teaches everything he or she knows
Sharing some tips for people to familiarise themselves with Room Escape is not a bad thing, as before entering this dimension it is necessary to do some research or get advice from an experienced escape artist.
But to go further? No, no and no. But yes, you can take the initiative to guiding some people to improve their performance in an escape roombut remember that a teacher never teaches everything he or she knows.
Explaining all the tricks of the game in detail is not a help.It is a way of putting up barriers to the development of their individual capacities. Let those beginners set personal goals, this will stimulate or motivate them to become better.
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You do not break the "escapist code of ethics".
Medical professionals must comply with a code in the practice of their profession such as saving lives above all else, for example.
In the case of escapists something similar happens, there is a code of ethics that cannot be broken; and that is keep all your knowledge and tricks confidential.
In this way you internalise the essence of the game which is based on deciphering clues and testing your skills.. By revealing important information you are ruining everything and even more so in an age where everything can be found at the click of a button on the web.

As you can see, from these four points lies the importance of keeping the secret of an Escape gameYou already know! As always you can contact us to solve any doubt or question you may have, best regards and see you next time!
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