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[cabbitzilla]

Ahhhhhhh.

And now I know what happened to Alice.

Bastiches.

But I've found one Keyhole, dadblammit, and I'll find the rest!

EDIT:

Make that two keyholes: Tarzan's Jungle and Traverse Town are now locked.

Red Trinity's are mine.

And somehow, I've just met Pooh....

Comments

[brianh]

*grins* Have you learned how to play nice with the white mushrooms yet? ^_^

[elisabeth.livejournal.com]

Still working on that one. Wonky eyesight plays to my detriment there. But I think I've got vine-swinging down. :p

[brianh]

Need a hint on the Mushrooms? They're fairly important to some of the Spiffiness in the game. :)

[endrion.livejournal.com]

Hee. Ahh, Kh, one of the best games ever. And if you think that's cool,just WAIT till you get to some of the later areas. They're just seven shades of cool and get better from there. Have fun! n.n

[elisabeth.livejournal.com]

I just edited the post to reflect new events.

And yes, hints would be nice, as I'm trying really hard to be honest about this and not go hunt down a full spoilers FAQ. :p

[brianh]

Remember to go back for Red Trinity Spots and such. :) They're all over the place. Anyway- for the mushrooms, they like magic. You cast spells on them, depending on what sort of motions they're making. The trick, as it were, is casting the same spell three times in a row, even if it means skipping a few. Skip too many, and they poof, unfortunately- they'll also do that if you use the wrong spell or do three right ones that aren't the same thing. So, for example, shivering = Fire. Fire, wait a bit, wait a bit, Fire, wait a bit, wait a bit, Fire! gets you something nice. :)

Remember, even if the Mushrooms disappear, they'll be back- eventually. It can take a while.

[llieno.livejournal.com]

Hollow Bastion ^_^

[endrion.livejournal.com]

Nono. I'm thinking of an even cooler area. It involves pumpkins. >:)

[rowandoll.livejournal.com]

The Rescuing of Pooh's World is by far one of the sweetest parts of any RPG I've ever seen. It's a sidequest I can't recommend enough. No killing, no slaughter, just pages and puzzles with a lovely end.

[elisabeth.livejournal.com]

OOoooooooh! YAY!

[westonian.livejournal.com]

And now I need this game. More than I did already, that is.

[rowandoll.livejournal.com]

I can't recommend KH enough. It made me glad to play RPGs again. FFX-2 nearly killed that joy, however.

It's all the little things in KH. It's Hades making a deal with a warrior that if he kills the hero, the warrior will find his lost love, believed long dead.

That warrior? Cloud Strife of FFVII.

[elisabeth.livejournal.com]

Yes, you do. Very very much so. It's one of the few things I've found in almost four decades of plodding along that will -every- time pierce the gloom.