🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <10763@bcsaic.UUCP> lbaum@bcsaic.UUCP (Larry Baum) writes:
>In article <780001@hpvcfs1.HP.COM> rickk@hpvcfs1.HP.COM (Rick Klaus) writes:
>>
>>The Daleks and Good Luck Levels are definitely do-able.  It just takes a
>>couple of wild stunts!!  The scribble level is the one that has given me a 
>>headache.  I think I know what to do, but I can't stay away from all those
>>stinkin' critters!
>SPOILER
>
>The snails are your most deadly enemy.
>
>They are much better at tracking you down, but you can use that to your 
>advantage.
>
>First of all, get the two clovers and attract the first demon ...
 
 [ Description of how to deal with the troll, which is correct]

>Now comes the best part.  Go over to the other boulder at the top far right 
>and push it until it overhangs the right end of the shelf...

 [ Description of how to smash the snails and one troglodyte]

It is entirely unnessesary to deal with the snails or the troglodytes at all 
on this screen. In fact, I've seen people try an approach like this; it takes
forever for the trog and snails to get into position, and even then you still 
have to luck out that the last two snails will move into position at the 
right time. Have you actually been able to get this to work?

In any case, more thinking and less smashing is in order. There's even a clue
in the positioning of the original pieces. The only reason to open the door
to the critters is if you're greedy and want all the little gold pots.

-Barry Eynon
eynon@lindy.stanford.edu