kelly@nmtsun.nmt.edu (Sean Kelly) (05/15/89)
I've purchased Captain Blood (the European version), and found the included instructions to be abysmal, pitiful, and just not helping. I've figured out how to do some of the basic things, but have yet been able to find a single Number to kill. I need help! I've lost my patience ... I've gained scads of frustration ... I'm ready to break the disk in two! Can anyone give me a pointer or three (or many more!) on what to do about this bloody (no pun intended) game?!?!? kelly (sean) `Vila ... you do it.' kelly@nmtsun.nmt.edu `Why me?' #include <stddisclamer.h> --B. 7 --
Sentry@cup.portal.com (Marcus Hungor Tran) (05/16/89)
Before you break your disks, here is a secret door to win the game. The game is a pain to tutor because the planet positions change with every new game. To give you enough hints to play the game would take quite a few pages, and you sounded like you were fed up with this game. So, take this back door: find an alien of the Buggol race (GG). He looks like a milipede and wants you to vote for him. Use the icon language, type CODE INFORMATION HELP NUMBER. He will then give you 4 coordinates of NUMBER 1,2,3, and 4. Go to each planet in that order. NUMBER 4 will give you NUMBER 5 coordinate. NUMBER 5 will tell you how to get to that sexy female that you spent all of your spare time trying to finish the game just to see why this game is rated R ,heh, heh ... You may have to try this method a couple of times. Some Buggols are quite thick-headed. Also, if you don't want find ALL you NUMBERs this way, you can type CODE INFORMATION HELP (alien race) for other aliens' coordinates. Eventually those aliens will lead you to the (ooops) NUMBERs and you won't feel like you have cheated the game :)