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Erwin_Br · 09-22-2003, 05:50 AM

I never feel guilty afterwards for using walkthroughs. Mostly I just think: 'How the [censored] could the designer of this game come up with such a illogical, boring and annoying puzzle!?'

Then I try to continue the game without looking at the walkthrough. But the more you use it, the quicker you start resorting to it again. That's the only disadvantage.

--Erwin

09-22-2003, 05:50 AM	#14
Erwin_Br Under pressure. Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Apeldoorn, The Netherlands Posts: 3,773	I never feel guilty afterwards for using walkthroughs. Mostly I just think: 'How the [censored] could the designer of this game come up with such a illogical, boring and annoying puzzle!?' Then I try to continue the game without looking at the walkthrough. But the more you use it, the quicker you start resorting to it again. That's the only disadvantage. --Erwin __________________ > Learn more about my forthcoming point & click adventure: Bad Timing! > Or... Visit Adventure Developers: Everything about developing adventure games.