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Article #24669Re: Museum Ent.
From: Stephen D.
Date: Mon, 02 Sep 2002 15:13
Date: Mon, 02 Sep 2002 15:13
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That's the guard who keeps coming after me as soon as he sees me, He neither holds out his hand for the invite nor does he hesitate to draw his sword and kill me. All I have to do is simply walk up to him and he comes after me. Actually, since I had that problem I've gone back to my rented room to get my things and have come back with all the zombies having replaced the guards. So buddy at the front door has been taken care of... It's definitely been a challenge considering the numbers of undead compared to the guards, and those damn tile floors. AND there's a frustratingly annoying invisible beasty that sneaks up on you and starts attacking you and you can't even see him!! Zombies don't always follow routes of predictability and it seems to be harder to tell whether they have noticed you or not (a groan is a groan is a...) well anyhow, with the help of a few moss arrows and a little invisibility I've managed to plant myself in the chamber on the main floor with a bunch of goodies in plain view,....now to go upstairs,....(oh god)..... SD :-) "Chris Csernica" <cser...@ihwy.com> wrote in message news:LVCc9.105459$Yb1.98208@sea-read.news.verio.net... > Stephen D. wrote: > > > Interesting. Maybe I should have gone to the museum as soon as I got > > the invite..... I went and took care of a few other things first, then went > > to the museum, and the guard just ran after me as soon as he saw me...(and > > here I was, madly right-clicking the damn message/invite thinking this would > > help, lol) > > It looks like there's been a miscommunication here. It's the guard > outside the door you have to show the invitation to *before you go in*, > not the guards inside. Kind of like getting into the Hammer temple in > Undercover. > > -- Chris Csernica >
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