ok the Armory counter is pretty clear i guess
this is the hallway with the locker door closed
locker door open
and this is the outside pic of the armory store
and this is a pic of the x-ray specs being used. i need your opinions.
I'm pretty sure the weapons store is at Radon, and not the moon as depicted.
"Old Birds Wise Words" was performed when Vohaul was in elementary school. The locker room is when he was a highschool junior.
And you might consider just make an open and closed locker instead of 2 backgrounds... Other than that, good work. And the thing with the glasses is great
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ok, those few errors i dont know about. i thought the weapon store was on the moon. how should i change it.
i dont have the festercard pic
is there anything you would like in particular to replace the play poster?
would you like sauce with that?
Thats great, now i know what vohauls girlfriend in highschool should look like, i really like he idea of the x-rayed pictures too. A great puzzel from within the moon.
In terms of the open and closed door pic, thats ok. Whoever is coding he game can just cut out the small section where the door opens so it will just be a sprite.
olzen wrote:On the desk is an item you need to complete the puzzle, a pair of X-ray specs. Roger will need to fetch those quickly when Dweeble turns around. If Roger can't do it, he's toast.
Not to be too critical, but I don't think the correct term to match the picture that Marty provided would be x-ray...it seems to be more like looking through the plastic red-lens glasses that sometimes come in some cereal boxes, which block out almost all but one color. Infrared and ultraviolet vision don't match up either.
But really, it doesn't matter, I just wanted to make sure that you knew that the technical term wouldn't be x-ray, since you wouldn't be seeing the things shown in the picture.
It isn't exactly x-ray. In "They Live", the lenses weren't x-ray either. In that movie, they called 'em Hoffman lenses. So let's just use that term for ours too (not really something we should use in the game, though).
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I especially got a big laugh over the "cake day" poster, and the reference to syrup of ipecac.
In case some of you didn't know, ipecac is a plant extract which when swallowed, stimulates the central nervous system and the stomach, causing vomiting, usually in about 20 minutes.