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Practice session
Crockpotcaviar
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#3
7
40 mins
Duration
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Submitted 6/29/2026, 4:23:27 PM

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Target match score
4/ 7

Good correspondence with several matchable elements intermixed with some incorrect information.

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Excellent match, essentially no errors
6
Good match, little incorrect info
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Unique matchable elements, some errors
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Several matches mixed with errors
3
Enough correct to indicate contact
2
Some correct, within chance
1
Little correspondence
0
No correspondence

How closely your session matches the target, rated 0–7 on the TARG scale — the same scale used for self and community scores.

Blind ranking
#3of 10

Strong hit

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Self Score
7
Excellent correspondence, including good analytical detail (e.g., naming the target), and with essentially no incorrect information.
Analysis Notes
Pretty decent reading, naming the target “bunker” as my first note. The drawing of the arched corridors in the lower right of my notes matches up with google earth imagery almost exactly. Notes that hit well; “ bunker, structure, multiple layered transitions up/down inside of one another, structure inside another structure, many sections/rooms/ corridors, arched tunnels/hallways, notches/protrusions, observation window to see out, many similar sections connected to make the whole thing, man made, falling apart, feels empty, abandoned, cleared out, uncanny valley, controlled detonations, crowd watching from sidelines, abandonment/closure” a lot of hits that relate to it’s operations as a military fort and later abandonment. “Red illuminated sky” could relate to armory and munitions explosions. The control room elements could relate to the communications command tower on site. The “non rigid supports, ropes/wires” and related drawing could be the draw bridge at the entrance

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