I followed your guide to a T, but after I do the notebook directions and get back to mat bye the give up sign. There is no sticky note. I reloaded and done it 3 more times just to make sure I did not mess up. But always no sticky note... Bug???
Did the screen shake and the MC say (think to himself) it shook? If not, you actually didn't follow the directions in the notebook correctly. Reloading won't help you: the instructions from the notebook (step 43) change every time you get a new instance of the escape room. So reloading just means you'll have different directions than you did before.
No I meant I reloaded before I went in, so I went through all the steps again. And thank you for your reply. I figured it out though. It was just me being stupid and missing the get away from the mat first. Thanks a gain for the reply and for the guide!!! If I had any cookies I would give you a whole batch!
No problem. It's a lengthy process, so it can be easy to miss something or to make a mistake somewhere. I think I ran through the escape room something like 8 or 9 times to make sure the steps were solid. That's actually how I found out some of the parts (like the Notebook directions) are randomized.
Papa, don't keep talken' bout moms floppy disks!I agree. 32 bit formats are going the way of the floppy disk... It's difficult to find a new system that even has an optical drive these days. The good news is that you can pick up an older 64 bit OS system for dirt cheap! Great idea...
As a US Marine in the 1980's we were trained to say, "halt, who goes there?" if anyone approached our post. It IS a real thing, my friend. And, it is a few hundred years old in military tradition...
Yes, my friend... in creating true terror, the less you see of the creature or other antagonist the better it is for the suspense. Hitchcock knew that very well and the directors that emulate that style have the best results for being truly terrifying.
Hell, Lovecraft knew that well. It's one reason his writing is so great: your own mind creates the terror you experience.Yes, my friend... in creating true terror, the less you see of the creature or other antagonist the better it is for the suspense. Hitchcock knew that very well and the directors that emulate that style have the best results for being truly terrifying.
I'm currently in the process of adding music to the game.
Let me know if you need some help finding royalty free tunes.
As long as it's done well. I hear a lot of big mistakes many devs make with the sound they add:
All good, I appreciate you trying the game out.
I'm wondering how many people listen to lofi while they play visual novels such as these.
This is incorrect, so nice try on the "obvious" plot. But since you're on Day 2 and ready to quit, I guess you'll never know. A major part of the game is humor. Maybe it's not your style of humor, and you don't have to like the game at all, but I think you're being unreasonably harsh. You're making a lot of assumptions based on having played just over 10% of the game so far. But you do you, Boo.
