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Ooooooohhhh!!!! Thank you, diego. Signed by Gabe and Gracie too!
Gonna print it and hang it over my bed.

diego - 13 January 2016 07:59 AM

and I’ve gone through each of the locations carefully. I’m suspecting I still have one call and conversation to make to Rummenigge Dallmeier, but for the life of me I don’t know what I missed in Wagner’s museum. Georg (his name almost sounds like St. George!) doesn’t want to speak with me. I guess I’m failing at my own challenge. But no way I’m looking at the walkthrough again - being stuck in GK2, FOREVER! Yeah, baby! Utopia!

Hint 1: No, you don’t want to be stuck for ever in your own challenge.
Hint 2: The chapter ends in Wagner’s Museum, so you may not have missed a thing.
Hint 3: Lilly.

Karlok - 13 January 2016 09:17 AM

Gonna print it and hang it over my bed.

Hehehe. Is it next to a Ludwig’s portrait?

BTW, thanks, Karlok, but I’m not reading it (are they ranked from little to big help, though, like UHS? ). The game convinced me that it should be played without any help, even for the price of a possible nonsensical trigger. I might change my opinion in one month, though.

wilco - 13 January 2016 11:55 AM

You want to read it diego, I was also stuck there and the solution is incredibly annoying.

No way, Sir! You only play Gabriel Knight 2 for the first time once twice!

For those who have finished, I have a question. Did Ludwig get saved as Gabriel did? Since it wasn’t directly the play that got him in the end?

GOT THE FLOWER! Hope that’s it! But I’m still not finishing Chapter 4! What am I still not finishing Chapter 4?!

BTW, this was hilarious:

NIEMAND DARF SIE LESEN!

What a character.

chrissie - 10 January 2016 05:47 PM

It’s areal shame if that piano score wasn’t included in the GK2 Soundtrack…

I was inspired by that music, and just imagined the continuation… and did a short cover on a guitar. (Of course, I’m also still stuck in Chapter 4 and had nothing else to do. )

Fantasysci5 - 13 January 2016 01:02 PM

For those who have finished, I have a question. Did Ludwig get saved as Gabriel did? Since it wasn’t directly the play that got him in the end?

Interesting question. Here’s my take on it. Ludwig resisted the temptation to eat humans. Therefore, when the Black Wolf was killed, the curse lifted for Ludwig as well. That is, IF you believe in an immortal soul, etcetera. (Which I don’t, but that’s neither here or there.) On the other hand, Ludwig was a devout catholic and he committed suicide, which the Catholic Church considered a mortal sin in Ludwig’s days.

From the book on Lycanthropy in the library:

Finally managed to track that little pixel that leads to the shore. I put the flowers… and THE CHAPTER STILL DOESN’T END! WILL IT EVER END?! OH, MY TORMENTED SOUL! Ludwig, I know how you felt! (seriously, I’m having a blast with the fourth chapter, love it).

I’ve been so busy with work and other tasks that I haven’t really had much of a chance to play. Hopefully I’ll get to Chapter 5 tomorrow!

I found a very, very neat PDF file that transcripts not only the dialogue, but also Grace’s notebook, which is very hard for me to read, and I don’t always have the patience to listen to Gracie reading it for me. Maybe I’ll find some clues by reading it all over again.