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Jenn...@nospam.com (Jenny100) wrote:

>I would never be able to draw them to the proper scale.
>My drawings all tend to be lopsided.
>I think it's a kind of brain defect. :�p

Drawing them to scale isn't that important; each square has endpoints 
which meet the edges at the same distance.  Some lined paper works 
fine.

>[snip of disk hints/solution]
>It makes a sort of sense once you already know the answer,
>but understanding how to interpret the clues previous to
>solving the puzzle?

Not obvious (or otherwise) to my wife or myself.  Let's call it fair, 
but amazingly tough and rather obscure.  Same for the arrow direction 
puzzle.

>I thought the basin with the miniature dragon swimming around
>in it and that whole little fairy tale world connected to the
>basin was so charming...

The dragon was so wonderful looking, I even spent some time figuring 
out how I could create such a pool in real life (magnets and a lot of 
computer power).  I also enjoyed Ireland; the visuals were wonderful, 
and the music during the horse ride was great.  Come to think of it, 
there were a large number of scenes and areas I liked a lot.  The 
game was truly a visual treat.  Cryo artists certainly know their 
job.

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Murray Peterson
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