Frankenstein
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05/19/02 12:38 PM
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Am replaying Frankenstein (Through the eyes of the Monster) and am stuck on how to save games. So far all the info I have does not tell me how to name the file for a saved game, and all the names I have tried come back as 'not a valid file name'.
What is the secret?
Also have tried different keys to avoid the long intro but can't find the key to disrupt it. Is there one? <img border="0" title="" alt="[Confused]" src="confused.gif" />
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Re: Frankenstein
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05/21/02 12:54 PM
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Have tried to see a cart at the end of the line but if I go to the place where you pull the lever to clear the conveyor belt, there is only a vague outline of a cart there. And I can find no way to get further into the picture to look for a cart. Am I missing something here. And if I go to the front of the conveyor belt where the two buttons are, I see a vague outline of a full cart (I think) at the end of the belt? But it is so vague am not sure about that. Couple of tech questions: Why does the conveyor belt stop even though I have crushed the rock? Then I have to start all over again. Is this just 'in the game'? When at the beginning of the conveyor belt where the two buttons are: why do I have to hit the red button first and hear a loud bang and then the black button gives me the sound of a generator starting but it stops before I can get to the other switch. Normal? Otherwise still banging away at the rocks. Have counted up to 12 now that I have successfully pulverized and sent to someplace -- into a hamper I hope! Now if I can only find that hamper. Maybe the rocks are all just dumped on the ground. Help help. <img border="0" alt=" " title="" src="graemlins/woozy.gif" />
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Re: Frankenstein
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05/21/02 01:50 PM
05/21/02 01:50 PM
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Hi Lilac...It sounds like you might have the cart there and that it is full. That could have happened and, hopefully, it did ...LOL The following excerpt from Chris Scott's walkthrough just might answer your questions: WARNING SPOILER: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pulverizing Chamber 1.Climb the ladder and walk to the far end. 2.Turn right and move toward the conveyor belt that is identical to the others you discovered elsewhere. 3.Activate the conveyor and leave the close-up, then turn right and walk to the pair of buttons mounted next to the belt. 4.Activate the motor with the bottom button and walk to the controls for the pulverizer in the center of the cavern. The Pulverizer Machine (Hand/eye coordination needed here) 1.Throw the knife switch to activate the belt. 2.The right button controls the right smasher and the left button controls the left one. 3.As each boulder moves down the belt, hit the left button as it passes beneath the left smasher. 4.When it moves beneath the right smasher, press the right button. 5.Continue until the belt stops and the bell rings. This indicates the cart is full of just the right amount of the right-sized rubble in the mining cart. 6.If you accidentally let the boulders or large rubble pass, the machine will shut off automatically. You must walk over to the right end of the machine and pull the clutch to clear the belt. You must also walk over to the left end of the belt and press the bottom button again to re-engage the motor and perform the process again. 7.Once you have filled the mining cart, climb down the ladder and exit the chamber. ----------------------------------------- Love, Witchen =O)
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Re: Frankenstein
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05/22/02 04:18 PM
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Hi Lilac..I don't know for positive if that would make a difference but I do recall I pulled the chain to get to the crusher room. I could make a difference all right! Chris Scott's walkthrough is the most comprehensive and shows the most direct path through the game. But even that one doesn't have everything in it! At one point in the game, I pulled three different walkthroughs for comparison ... I was so completely mired in the great black stuckness! LOL Love, Witchen =O)
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Re: Frankenstein
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05/24/02 07:37 PM
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Hey Witchen: Well, friend send me a saved game re the pulverizing room and it, indeed, saved me. Am following Chris Scott WT when I get stuck and looking at other WTs also but am completely confused now.
Scott WT has me leaving Pulverizing room and going to Crystallization Lab then into Great Hall and he says to go outside. Well, all the doors are locked in the Great Hall and Frankenstein proceeds to shoot our hero. So there is no way this WT can be correct following this direction.
Another WT has me going to what they call the Melting Room instead of what Scott calls the Crys. Room. However, none of the directions that this other WT gives for this room coincides with the room I am in.
Am so mixed up now as to what this room really is and what to do next. Have run out of WTs to research unless you have some I have missed. Any ideas/hints/suggestion? <img border="0" title="" alt="[Razz]" src="tongue.gif" />
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Re: Frankenstein
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05/25/02 10:55 AM
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Hi ya', Lilac.....Yuppers, I sure did know what you meant. I was locked in the Great Hall of the castle for some time and became decidedly bullet-riddled myself!!!! <img border="0" alt=" " title="" src="graemlins/pacify.gif" /> When Dr. Frankenstein insists on repeatedly finding and shooting you, it means you have missed something inside the castle. Believe me, I know how confusing it is to try to figure out what you missed when comparing several walkthroughs, but that's the only way I finally figured out what I'd missed. I just chose and read through them one at a time until I found something I had not done inside the castle. Then I went and did it (like using the crow bar on the boarded up door in the inside the walls maze). I finally found the missing link and was able to get out of the castle and on with the game. Love, Witchen =O)
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Re: Frankenstein
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05/26/02 12:40 PM
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Witchen: Another nudge? I am in those cussed walls with the ladders. Am on the ladder I call the 'two mouse click ladder' and have been able to view the tela coil level, anteroom, observ. room, and fireplace. Have been able to tear down one block of planks but for the life of me cannot find the second block of planks to tear down so I can proceed with the game to the 4 mouse click ladder and then on to the great hall. Any clues you can give me? I have been going around circles in that wall so long until I feel like a lost rodent.
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Re: Frankenstein
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05/26/02 01:41 PM
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Hi Lilac........As I recall there is one one door that is planked over. If you've found it I think you are finished looking for planked over doorways. Do you have a map of the inner wall passages? Need one? Love, Witchen =o)
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Re: Frankenstein
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05/26/02 04:47 PM
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The WT I have by Gos, Dupont and Scott claim there are two sections of planks one has to undo. So not certain there. But if there are not two then I am having trouble finding that second ladder (4 mouse click one). I certainly will try a map. However, I am much better at "2 click Left, then 1 click Right; etc. but will try a map and see how I do. The only way I can find my way around now is what I have mapped out re the 2click ladder wherein I can see into the observ. room, anteroom lab etc. and that is by 2r 4f 2l etc. If I lose these directions I have made I will be doomed. WT I have claims there are maps but none printed out when I printed the WT.
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Re: Frankenstein
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05/26/02 11:16 PM
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Thanks for the maps -- am lost and at sea trying to figure them out. But that is me -- just not a game map reader much. Also will try more if you have them -- maybe one will sink into this dense brain of mine. Think I finally did stumble onto the second planks to tear off -- so now am looking for that 4 click ladder I am supposed to be on that will then take me to some lever I pull that opens another doorway to the great hall. Suppose I will end up just having to stumble onto it -- and then won't be able to map it out. So it goes.
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Re: Frankenstein
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05/30/02 05:36 PM
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Ever at it. Witchen, have found another way to proceed despite inability to open those 2 doors. Now am confused to names of room I am supposed to be in. One WT talks about: Ore Processing Plant Melting chamber Mixing room Another talks about Pulverizing Chamber Crystaization Lab Refinery Problem is the way they are describing controls to machines in these rooms do not match the rooms it seems. And since WTs differ re names of rooms, am confused as to where I am at, at differing times. Can clarify?
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Re: Frankenstein
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05/30/02 05:48 PM
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Hi There Lilac...... Its been a bit too long time-wise for me to be sure about the parallels between the various locations from walkthrough to walkthrough. But, I would say that the ore processing plant and the pulverizer room are the same, the melting chamber is the chrystalization room and the mixing room is the same as the refinery. I know the walkthroughs don't appear to agree..LOL You have to make your own "walkthrough stew" and figure from there. Love, Witchen =o)
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