Re: A Hero's Call: an Accessible Fantasy RPG from Out of Sight Games
Nick
5 pages, 5 carvings, you already know the book gives you the clues you need.
I'm not good at riddles either and I still got it pretty fast.
If you want to give up and go to another area than fine, but you'll never finish the main quest if you don't do this.
I wouldn't give you the answers even if I remembered, because you keep asking for everything.
Thankfully, even if we wanted to, we can't give you the answers for the dials in the graveyard later on, because they are randomly generated.
I'll happily tell you how to find the answers, though.
So you may as well get used to it now
Almost all adventure games do this because without it their would be much less of a feeling of accomplishment, and puzzles go with turn based fighting like bread goes with butter.
This game doesn't even have super hard puzzles, your quest log gives you quite a few hints, and you get beacons pretty easily too.
Lets just say that if you have the book and you still can't figure it out, than your not going to get far in this game without a ton of help. And if you don't learn how to try first and stop asking for people to give you everything at once on a silver platter out of their own time, you probably won't get it, either.
And yeah, guides do defeat the purpose, at least allot of it, though it depends on the game and how much you read/how much the guide gives away.
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