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'''The MIT Mystery Hunt ✅''' is a MIT-affiliated [[List of Teams|Team]] that usually participates in [[Mystery Hunt]]s. Since 2010, they have placed in the top 10 in eight Mystery Hunts. They won [[MIT Mystery Hunt 2013|Mystery Hunt 2013]] as the entire text of the novel [[w:Atlas Shrugged|Atlas Shrugged]] and hosted [[MIT Mystery Hunt 2014|Mystery Hunt 2014]] as '''Alice Shrugged'''. They won [[MIT Mystery Hunt 2003|Mystery Hunt 2003]] as '''Kappa Sig''' and hosted [[MIT Mystery Hunt 2004|Mystery Hunt 2004]] as '''The French Armada'''.
'''The MIT Mystery Hunt ✅''' is a MIT-affiliated [[List of Teams|Team]] that usually participates in [[Mystery Hunt]]s. Since 2010, they have placed in the top 10 in eight Mystery Hunts. They won [[MIT Mystery Hunt 2013|Mystery Hunt 2013]] as the entire text of the novel [[w:Atlas Shrugged|Atlas Shrugged]] and hosted [[MIT Mystery Hunt 2014|Mystery Hunt 2014]] as '''Alice Shrugged'''. They won [[MIT Mystery Hunt 2003|Mystery Hunt 2003]] as '''Kappa Sig''' and hosted [[MIT Mystery Hunt 2004|Mystery Hunt 2004]] as '''The French Armada'''.


The team is famous for changing their name every year to something completely different, resulting in chaos, and being harder to identify every MH. For consistency, they have sometimes been called '''Slugeeh/Massfest''' (A portmanteau of the two principal MIT residence halls that it is composed of, Slugfest (4E) and Maseeh Hall). On his Puzzlvaria blog, [[Dan Katz]] has referred to them as *'''A.T.T.O.R.N.E.Y''' (A Team That Obstinately Replaces Names Every Year).<ref>[https://puzzlvaria.wordpress.com/2020/01/20/2020-mit-mystery-hunt-part-1-coping-with-anticlimax/ Puzzlvaria Blog post, MH20 (Part 1)]</ref> Before phone callbacks were phased out in 2020, the team frequently used their name as a phone callback gimmick (for example, answering each callback with a different knock knock joke or reading out Atlas Shrugged one line at a time). See the table below for their other names.
The team is famous for changing their name every year to something completely different, resulting in chaos, and being harder to identify every MH. For consistency, they have sometimes been called '''Tetaputz/Putzazoo''' (A portmanteau of the two principal MIT East Campus residence halls that it is composed of, Putz (2W) and Tetazoo (3E)). On his Puzzlvaria blog, [[Dan Katz]] has referred to them as *'''A.T.T.O.R.N.E.Y''' (A Team That Obstinately Replaces Names Every Year).<ref>[https://puzzlvaria.wordpress.com/2020/01/20/2020-mit-mystery-hunt-part-1-coping-with-anticlimax/ Puzzlvaria Blog post, MH20 (Part 1)]</ref> Before phone callbacks were phased out in 2020, the team frequently used their name as a phone callback gimmick (for example, answering each callback with a different knock knock joke or reading out Atlas Shrugged one line at a time). See the table below for their other names.


The team [[Have you tried]] is a subset of '''The MIT Mystery Hunt ✅''' that participates in online hunts. In 2015, the team released a practice hunt, themed after the 2014 Mystery Hunt that they ran, [[Alice Still Shrugs]]. In 2021, a subset of this team wrote for the [[Inaudible Hunt]] (back when their team name was '''We Can't Hear You, You're On Mute''').
The team [[Have you tried]] is a subset of '''The MIT Mystery Hunt ✅''' that participates in online hunts. In 2015, the team released a practice hunt, themed after the 2014 Mystery Hunt that they ran, [[Alice Still Shrugs]]. In 2021, a subset of this team wrote for the [[Inaudible Hunt]] (back when their team name was '''We Can't Hear You, You're On Mute''').

Revision as of 20:42, 24 January 2023

The MIT Mystery Hunt ✅ is a MIT-affiliated Team that usually participates in Mystery Hunts. Since 2010, they have placed in the top 10 in eight Mystery Hunts. They won Mystery Hunt 2013 as the entire text of the novel Atlas Shrugged and hosted Mystery Hunt 2014 as Alice Shrugged. They won Mystery Hunt 2003 as Kappa Sig and hosted Mystery Hunt 2004 as The French Armada.

The team is famous for changing their name every year to something completely different, resulting in chaos, and being harder to identify every MH. For consistency, they have sometimes been called Tetaputz/Putzazoo (A portmanteau of the two principal MIT East Campus residence halls that it is composed of, Putz (2W) and Tetazoo (3E)). On his Puzzlvaria blog, Dan Katz has referred to them as *A.T.T.O.R.N.E.Y (A Team That Obstinately Replaces Names Every Year).[1] Before phone callbacks were phased out in 2020, the team frequently used their name as a phone callback gimmick (for example, answering each callback with a different knock knock joke or reading out Atlas Shrugged one line at a time). See the table below for their other names.

The team Have you tried is a subset of The MIT Mystery Hunt ✅ that participates in online hunts. In 2015, the team released a practice hunt, themed after the 2014 Mystery Hunt that they ran, Alice Still Shrugs. In 2021, a subset of this team wrote for the Inaudible Hunt (back when their team name was We Can't Hear You, You're On Mute).

Mystery Hunt performances

Hunt Year Placement Comments
MIT Mystery Hunt 2022 2022 18th as Setec Astronomy Total Landscaping. The name is a reference to Setec Astronomy and Four Seasons Total Landscaping.
MIT Mystery Hunt 2021 2021 13th as We Can't Hear You, You're On Mute
MIT Mystery Hunt 2020 2020 10th as United States Census[2]
MIT Mystery Hunt 2019 2019 9th -
MIT Mystery Hunt 2018 2018 6th -
MIT Mystery Hunt 2017 2017 5th -
MIT Mystery Hunt 2016 2016 7th -
MIT Mystery Hunt 2015 2015 4th -
MIT Mystery Hunt 2014 2014 n/a Hosted the hunt as Alice Shrugged
MIT Mystery Hunt 2013 2013 1st Won the Hunt, as the entire text of the novel Atlas Shrugged (MH13, 1st) [3]
MIT Mystery Hunt 2012 2012 3rd -
MIT Mystery Hunt 2011 2011 3rd -
MIT Mystery Hunt 2010 2010 3rd -


References