many thanks for this, unfortunately for some reason I do not see the arrow for when my mouse has picked things up, no idea why and the frustration this causes is beyond measure
And yet you keep on playing, and then you keep on posting at each frustration you run into. It's getting excessive now; please stop posting so much about it.
it's the reply to the question of age on the stairs, I think saying 30 is correct, but you also need to get the drinking bit right as well, can't remember which one it was but you need to drink the whole bottle between you so you can rub a certain part of your anatomy on the girls feet during the night...Means you have missed something, maybe go to the basement, or grab the keys and get the mail from top left mailbox outside.
Can't quite remember
first off the M.C. should take the heaviest stuff.
nice one, I see that the back has come to an end for me then...unless it gets extended later in the game. Wish it had the stereo/TV layout
yeah, that one was confusing to start, you need to find the area on the wall that matches the shape of the poster you've picked up - that one has a little nick in the bottom left so fits around the sheet on the bed (second from right at the bottom). Just look for an exact fit and then click on that place with the poster
lol, a PC as first computer...I wish. First was a Sinclair ZX81...all 16 kb of memory and cassette tape to save any programmes on. After that it was an Atari ST..actually had a floppy disk. My first actual PC had a CD drive (read only) and a whole 16MB of RAM with like 250mb of disk space. You even had to edit the base memory to make room for some programes (games) to run. Still it made you learn about boot sectors/memory and how much is wasted on most systems.
wow a Turbo button, I had one of those, don't think it wen to 100mhz though. Turn it on and leave it on
you need to say she is 30....I had the same problem as you and of course had to go back and re-do half of the furniture moving from the vanHello All,
I choose her age as 35 in stairs but during the dinner they don't drinks.. and at night game returns to stair case.. Where I made mistake I dunno
sorry about that mate, have corrected my post.
oh old memories
You know, I just realised something, my Grandads desktop computer looks very much like the one in the mail room in the game, and I just so happen's I have it in the shed.
well, to be accurate my first computer access was at school in 1978 and we had some sort of box on a deck with a very small black and white screen on it. We had one game we played which was a Star Trek game where you went from sector to sector hunting Klingons and Romulans with photon torpedoes and phasers...but it was difficult because we often ran out of both, then we found a cheat and also learned how to re-program it a little to make us basically invulnerable....all during our supposed maths lessons.....oh welloh old memories
My First pc was a XT-Compatible.
ie a 186
It had a massive 40 Megabyte hard drive with a spit partition, so 20 Megabytes for us, 20 Megabytes for my parents.
and yep it had 640 kilobytes of ram, as well as a CGA video card and monitor.
it was running on DOS 5.0
CGA is four color.
for anyone who is wondering EGA is 16 colors.
and
VGA is 256 Colors.
however my first computer was a Dick Smith computer where you had to type the code in from a book.
Second computer was a Commodore64 computer with cassettes and a 5 1/4 floppy disk drive.
lol, do you have a working CRT to go with it though or even a mouse with that connection (not easy to get these days)You know, I just realised something, my Grandads desktop computer looks very much like the one in the mail room in the game, and I just so happen's I have it in the shed.
here's some photo's of it guy's., oh the memories
ie you had a lot of fun on it.
yep have all the cables, keyboard and monitor.
