that is to say if you're not up front that accrues points or whatever. i think also that there is a counter-argument by way of comparison to swaps not being known ahead of time but the terminal nature of f2/3 obviates that to some extent
This I can get onboard with, I can understand why it's frustrating for players to not know and we had similar with Zelda where players don't like not knowing because yes it does change plans a lot.
Also the challenge: So far, including Jury and Playtesters and Specs, nobody has gotten a perfect 3/3 here. Hercule was very very close to getting it and if he'd spent a little more time looking through, he would've gotten the right answer. A couple of Jury members are still playing it so I'll let you know how they do, but yeah it was a very tough challenge.
I'm kinda disappointed in the outcome though, Rust told us in Discord that he picked half his answers at random to get a quick time. He guessed Candlestick because of the lack of prints and then rando guessed Cephrir and Billiard Room