AITD 1 Keys...
Michael N. Hidalgo
I need a key for the door in the cigar room, and the door across
the way from the cigar room. Anyone know where they are?
I don't suppose it has something to do with the pot of stew
(which is actually made from human flesh)? I put that down on
the Dining Table *after* I'd killed all the zombies by hand.
Was I supposed to just put that pot down and let all the zombies
go at it themselves? Perhaps there was a key at the bottom of the
pot?
In any case, I put the pot down on the table, and I can't pick it up
anymore...
PLEASE, have mercy on me!!!
Mike, NYU
Sylvie Gauthier
If you put the soup on the table before killing the zombies, they'll go to
sleep... As for keys, the one that opens the door in the cigar room is
available in a room at the far end of the gallery. You just have to get
there without getting killed.....
The room across from the cigar room (the ballroom) is entered via the
pirate's hallway.... I have found no key to open the ballroom's exit into
the hallway.
Hope this helps.
Sylvie
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Stefan Erceg
Hidalgo) wrote:
> I need a key for the door in the cigar room, and the door across
> the way from the cigar room. Anyone know where they are?
>
The key you are looking for is upstairs, in Jeremy's bedroom, behind the
clock:just push it to reveal the hole ... (there is a hint to do this at
the start of the game in the woman's story, which is how I figured it
out, but for all you chauvinists who only play male characters, tough
luck)
n.b Jeremy's room is at the end of the corrridor where the painting that
fires arrows at you is. You need to deal with that thing first.
The door across the way cannot be opened, but as it is merely another
entrance to the dance hall, this shouldn't bother you (refer to the map in
the book in the library).
Have fun!, Stefan.
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