Hi Thomas,
I did not light my torch since I thought that I would needed for some other
place. I was able to find the key, the shotgun and an ancient scroll without
any difficulty.
Pranav
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Hi Gamers. Here is a small game recording of Mysteries of the Ancients where I
play the entire game to end so you can hear how it sounds:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/hk9ntd
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Hi Harry,
Interesting recording. Although, i did notice you didn't light your
first torch after finding it. That would have made it easier to find
things in the first three rooms, and plus would have showed new players
the correct way to play the game. I'm not coming down on you, but I am
I sometimes don't light my first torch either tom.
the reason is that although I can continue for a bit if I jump the ledge into
water the torch goes out anyway before its done burning.
At 05:23 p.m. 27/02/2009, you wrote:
Hi Harry,
Interesting recording. Although, i did notice you didn't light
How did he know that he was supposed to light it?
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How did he know that he was supposed to light it?
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Hi,
Practice and experimentation. However, to be fair the user's guide needs
some further explanation on using torches as this is something almost
everyone universally missed this time round. I had assumed people would
figure out that the temple, the entire temple was dark, and experiment
