Can somebody mention to sysops the BB's search function doesn't seem to work with an Intel Mac running Safari.
...it might be me, but I don't think so.
That being said...
I stumbled around and found posts on the widget and the weapon fragments.
Was the sealed urn the same thing? I kept thinking I missed a quest.
I just finished my second go at the game, (and had a ball both times).
The second round I decided to tweak the ending and blundered into the "Destroyer" finally, and the message to drop Basilisk an eMail.
I was pretty proud of myself, until it occurred to me that since the game was a couple of years old and "you're not that bright", it had probably been done to death.
So I found my way to this place.
Excellent game guys, thanks!
the "Sealed Urn"
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Re: the "Sealed Urn"
Yes, the sealed urn is another item with no purpose, Marcucco at mac.com.
As far as the Destroyer ending is concerned, see here.
BTW if that's your actual email address you're using as a username - NOT A GOOD IDEA to post your email address on a public forum. That address is likely to be picked up by spammers and you could wind up on a lot of lists - make sure you've got a good spam filter! Try at least munging it as I did above; and there are, of course, much more creative munges you can use. On newsgroups, where you sometimes want to let people know your email address (sometimes it's obligatory) I used to post it as <myname>@5<mydomain> - take 5 to email me. Best is not to use an email address at all if you don't have to, or have one for which you can just dump the contents.
And, if it's not your own email address, mac.com is a valid email provider - I doubt they'd be overjoyed by your using their domain - and possibly even one of their clients' actual address...
As far as the Destroyer ending is concerned, see here.
BTW if that's your actual email address you're using as a username - NOT A GOOD IDEA to post your email address on a public forum. That address is likely to be picked up by spammers and you could wind up on a lot of lists - make sure you've got a good spam filter! Try at least munging it as I did above; and there are, of course, much more creative munges you can use. On newsgroups, where you sometimes want to let people know your email address (sometimes it's obligatory) I used to post it as <myname>@5<mydomain> - take 5 to email me. Best is not to use an email address at all if you don't have to, or have one for which you can just dump the contents.
And, if it's not your own email address, mac.com is a valid email provider - I doubt they'd be overjoyed by your using their domain - and possibly even one of their clients' actual address...
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Re: the "Sealed Urn"
The @mac.com is an old address that I let expire, the autofill apparently plugged it in when I was filling out the registration and I didn't notice. I tried to change it in the UCP, but I don't seem to have that option. As it's a dead addy, I didn't feel it was an issue.
I appreciate your response, but with all due respect, you might want to get away from the 'puter for a bit and work on your people skills, your response has you sounding like a pompous ass.
I appreciate your response, but with all due respect, you might want to get away from the 'puter for a bit and work on your people skills, your response has you sounding like a pompous ass.
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Re: the "Sealed Urn"
Cull, sorry you snuck in as I was responding to the previous post.
I had noticed the copyright date, I was rounding up at the couple (2) years.
I had noticed the copyright date, I was rounding up at the couple (2) years.