liebm@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (Mark Lieb) (11/11/90)
I have received a number of inquiries via E-mail as to how to complete
various levels. While the game is great, I feel that it is a matter
of luck and perserverence (sp) which will finally allow the player to
get from level to level. Quite often it can be annoying because while
the person knows they have figured out the level, the way to complete
can be purely luck o the joystick....like I said, very annoying. I
feel that it should not be this way on a good game like this. In any
case, for all of you who want them, here are the level codes. The
cods will get you to any level with full hit points, etc. Completing
a level is another matter....
Level: Code:
1 push the red button on the joystick
2 cddff10006f70 [ One thing to note, however, is that ]
3 f47cf21000e10 [ due to the quick written notes, the ]
4 b5fff31001eb0 [ o may be a 0 when in the first three ]
5 d63of43000eb0 [ characters, and on level three, the ]
6 aolfe53010a41 [ c may be an e. I can't recall. ]
7 a250f63010ac1 [ Nonetheless, these will get you ]
8 e011f730178c1 [ where you want to go. ]
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\_liebm@silver.ucs.indiana.edu_// // / / / /amhartma@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (Andy Hartman - AmigaMan) (11/11/90)
In article <71068@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu> liebm@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (Mark Lieb) writes: > >Level: Code: >1 push the red button on the joystick >2 cddff10006f70 [ One thing to note, however, is that ] >3 f47cf21000e10 [ due to the quick written notes, the ] >4 b5fff31001eb0 [ o may be a 0 when in the first three ] >5 d63of43000eb0 [ characters, and on level three, the ] >6 aolfe53010a41 [ c may be an e. I can't recall. ] >7 a250f63010ac1 [ Nonetheless, these will get you ] >8 e011f730178c1 [ where you want to go. ] For those interested, anything that is an 'o' here should be a '0'. I should know, I wrote his codes down for him (we're roommates so no pirate flames...). BTW, you still need the manual protection... AMH * Andy Hartman | I'd deny half of this crap anyway!| "Somedays, you just * Indiana University | amhartma@silver.ucs.indiana.edu | can't get rid of a * // Amiga Man | AMHARTMA@rose.ucs.indiana.edu | bomb!" * \X/ At Large! | or just "Hey putz!" | - Batman (original)
spenser@sugar.hackercorp.com (Spenser Aden) (11/13/90)
In article <71068@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu> liebm@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (Mark Lieb) writes: >Level: Code: >1 push the red button on the joystick >2 cddff10006f70 [ One thing to note, however, is that ] >3 f47cf21000e10 [ due to the quick written notes, the ] >4 b5fff31001eb0 [ o may be a 0 when in the first three ] >5 d63of43000eb0 [ characters, and on level three, the ] >6 aolfe53010a41 [ c may be an e. I can't recall. ] >7 a250f63010ac1 [ Nonetheless, these will get you ] >8 e011f730178c1 [ where you want to go. ] Well, this is a nice try, Mark, but I must say that these don't match ANY of the level codes in my version. Therefore, to the reader, beware ... your mileage may vary with these codes. -Spenser S. Spenser Aden (713) 483-2028 |"Flame throwers, go stick your heads NASA - Johnson Space Center, Houston | in a blast furnace." - Markus Wandel spenser@sugar.hackercorp.com (UUCP) +---------------------------------------- aden@9237.dnet.nasa.gov (Internet) | Only my cats' opinions found herein.
liebm@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (Mark Lieb) (11/13/90)
In article <7028@sugar.hackercorp.com> spenser@sugar.hackercorp.com (Spenser Aden) writes: >>Level: Code: >>1 push the red button on the joystick >>2 cddff10006f70 [ One thing to note, however, is that ] >>3 f47cf21000e10 [ due to the quick written notes, the ] >>4 b5fff31001eb0 [ o may be a 0 when in the first three ] >>5 d63of43000eb0 [ characters, and on level three, the ] >>6 aolfe53010a41 [ c may be an e. I can't recall. ] >>7 a250f63010ac1 [ Nonetheless, these will get you ] >>8 e011f730178c1 [ where you want to go. ] > >Well, this is a nice try, Mark, but I must say that these don't match ANY of >the level codes in my version. Therefore, to the reader, beware ... your >mileage may vary with these codes. > >-Spenser These are the legit codes we got when playing Immortal. The way the coding works is that there is a base code for each level, and then a number of alpha-numerics which tell the interpreter how healthy you are, what items you have and whether you did certain key things on previous levels. Your codes may have been a tad different, but I sincerely doubt they were that different. Please plug these in and report back as to whether they got you where you wanted to go. It would be interesting to see if my interpretation of how the coding works is right or wrong. ps. What did you mean by "nice try"? mark /\\ _ __ ___ /\\ \\ \ \ \ \ / \\ |\/|| | | //___ / \\ \\ \ \ \ \ / /\ \\ |\/|| _| |_ \\_// / /\ \\ \\_\__\____\________\ \_liebm@silver.ucs.indiana.edu_// // / / / /
johnh@csuf3b.CSUFresno.EDU (John Hamilton) (11/13/90)
In article <7028@sugar.hackercorp.com> spenser@sugar.hackercorp.com (Spenser Aden) writes: >In article <71068@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu> liebm@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (Mark Lieb) writes: >>Level: Code: >>1 push the red button on the joystick >>2 cddff10006f70 [ One thing to note, however, is that ] >>3 f47cf21000e10 [ due to the quick written notes, the ] >>4 b5fff31001eb0 [ o may be a 0 when in the first three ] >>5 d63of43000eb0 [ characters, and on level three, the ] >>6 aolfe53010a41 [ c may be an e. I can't recall. ] >>7 a250f63010ac1 [ Nonetheless, these will get you ] >>8 e011f730178c1 [ where you want to go. ] > >Well, this is a nice try, Mark, but I must say that these don't match ANY of >the level codes in my version. Therefore, to the reader, beware ... your >aden@9237.dnet.nasa.gov (Internet) | Only my cats' opinions found herein. The codes will vary depending on your strength and inventory. The first four characters appears to be a checksum. The fifth is you strength. The sixth characters is the level that you came from. The rest pertains to inventory, using bits to represent items (I think). If someone could figure out the way the checksum is done, some weird combinations could be done.