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Farflung expedition #3 answers

Game date: October 7, 2026. Use the five topic hints before revealing one selected Gem per condition. These are edited answer notes, not a complete answer key or a report of a personal playthrough.

By farflung.run editors. Published . Updated . These are article dates, separate from the game date.

Expedition #3 · October 7, 2026

Laos supplies a retail-location surprise with a documented Vientiane opening. Elsewhere, the day separates official-language status from stereotypes and mountain ranges from the countries most often used to illustrate them.

Five original topic guides follow. Each reveal selects one Gem worth 100 km, not the complete Farflung-tier list. Play on farflung.game first if you want to avoid spoilers. Read how to play for the timer and country rules.

Counts below are numbers of accepted answers in the stored daily dataset, not live player percentages. Tiers and eligibility belong to this expedition's game ruling; they are not permanent labels or independently verified current facts about every country.

Prompt 1: Convenience-store geography

Search mainland Southeast Asia beyond the chain's best-known markets.

Common: 2 answers · Uncommon: 2 answers · Rare: 8 answers · Elusive: 5 answers · Farflung: 1 answers · 18 accepted

Reveal one selected Gem (100 km)

Laos - selected Gem, 100 km.

The operator records a first Laos branch in Vientiane on 7 September 2023. That opening explains the country's inclusion without assuming how many shops it has now.

One Common alternative in this dataset: Japan (40 km). Its score is 60 km below the selected Gem; this is not a claim about how many players chose either answer.

Fact reference: CP ALL Laos: first branch anniversary.

Prompt 2: Arabic as an official language

An Indian Ocean country is an alternative to the usual Middle Eastern choices.

Common: 1 answers · Uncommon: 3 answers · Rare: 11 answers · Elusive: 7 answers · Farflung: 2 answers · 24 accepted

Reveal one selected Gem (100 km)

Comoros - selected Gem, 100 km.

Comoros qualifies through official-language status. This tests legal recognition of Arabic, not whether a country lies in the Middle East.

One Common alternative in this dataset: Egypt (40 km). Its score is 60 km below the selected Gem; this is not a claim about how many players chose either answer.

Prompt 3: Hippos outside captivity

The game's range is not restricted to animals in their native continent.

Common: 2 answers · Uncommon: 2 answers · Rare: 8 answers · Elusive: 27 answers · Farflung: 1 answers · 40 accepted

Reveal one selected Gem (100 km)

Colombia - selected Gem, 100 km.

Colombia is accepted in this expedition's wild-hippo category. The important distinction is wild versus captive, not native versus introduced.

One Common alternative in this dataset: Kenya (40 km). Its score is 60 km below the selected Gem; this is not a claim about how many players chose either answer.

Prompt 4: The northern Andes

Follow the mountain chain north beyond the countries usually pictured with it.

Common: 1 answers · Uncommon: 4 answers · Rare: 1 answers · Elusive: 0 answers · Farflung: 1 answers · 7 accepted

Reveal one selected Gem (100 km)

Venezuela - selected Gem, 100 km.

Venezuela is included in the Andes list. The range does not stop at the borders of the central Andean countries.

Prompt 5: An M on the map label

Use the country label, not the name of a broader Pacific region.

Common: 1 answers · Uncommon: 3 answers · Rare: 11 answers · Elusive: 2 answers · Farflung: 1 answers · 18 accepted

Reveal one selected Gem (100 km)

Micronesia - selected Gem, 100 km.

Micronesia qualifies under the stored map name. This is a spelling test, not a requirement for every island in the wider region to belong to one state.

One Common alternative in this dataset: Mexico (40 km). Its score is 60 km below the selected Gem; this is not a claim about how many players chose either answer.

Common 40 kmUncommon 55 kmRare 70 kmElusive 85 kmFarflung 100 km

Game-data source: public day file for 2026-10-07. Topics, hints and explanations are original editorial notes. The complete accepted list and official commentary stay with the game. See rarity and scoring for all five tiers.

Evidence and scope

Country eligibility, Gems and tier counts come from the stored daily game record. Linked references support the stated facts, not every accepted answer. Unverified details are identified as game rulings rather than presented as established geography.

This edition retains the early game map and territory rulings. Later country-label rules are not applied retroactively.

Questions

What does expedition #3 cover?

The five topics are Convenience-store geography; Arabic as an official language; Hippos outside captivity; The northern Andes; An M on the map label. Each reveal supplies one selected Gem with a short explanation, not every accepted country.

Are these live player rarity percentages?

No. These are the tiers and answer counts stored for the October 7, 2026 expedition. A selected Gem earns 100 km; a Common answer earns 40 km. The counts do not measure the share of players choosing a country.

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