Sewer trick .... maybe not news, but

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  1. Edythe

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    If you don't want to get lost, and want to cover all the sewer, always walk with the wall to your left (or right as the spirit moves). If you go into a big room remember where you came in and go back ther to continue. I hope this makes sense. - Edythe
     
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    Which sewer are you talking about?
     
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    I don't think he's talking about any particular sewers... this 'trick', known as 'the method of the left hand' is my favorite method for walking thru dungeons... you know, you always turn left where possible... you can't miss anything :smile:. BTW: there is na alternative, known as 'the method of the right hand'... but I just don't like it.

    BTW2: I'm new on this forum so hi to you all and thanx for all the help I gained reading this forum :smile:
     
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    Hehe, there's all sorts of ways a games master can foil this little tactic, may I'll include some in my MOD.
     
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    Welcome to the forum, Soldador! :smile:
     
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    this forum sure is popular in Poland!
     
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    and big in japan
     
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    Well, here it isn't. I check out the number one game for RPGs and it doesn't even count in the top ten! Oh, well...
     
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    how would you know rev?
     
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    Ahh, of course there is always that little automap button which does all of the work for you. . . .

    I have an absolutly HORRIBLE sense of direction but after playing RPGs since I was six years old, I can now find my way around almost any dungion.
     
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