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I wasn't being serious, duh.
if you could strain your eyes down THREE posts you might find the answer!
Actually you do have to try to open a door to proceed. You have to be on that platform which takes you home (I forgot the name, but you can look at any station map to find out). When you eventually get their, go straight to the end of the platform right to the edge of the tracks, you should be able to see a door which you have to get on the track to open.
Suprisingly enough it's locked but you still have to try to open it anyway, which at that point 3 of those dogs run at you and the sound of the train will be heard. You then have to quickly jump back onto the platform before the train arrives or splat!
I hope that helps.
Suprisingly enough it's locked but you still have to try to open it anyway, which at that point 3 of those dogs run at you and the sound of the train will be heard. You then have to quickly jump back onto the platform before the train arrives or splat!
I hope that helps.
WickedWare wrote:
> Im late responding to Blank...
>
> Zelda is a beat'em up game, not an RPG. No wait, it's a flight
> simulator, right?
Zelda is an action adventure game.
> Im late responding to Blank...
>
> Zelda is a beat'em up game, not an RPG. No wait, it's a flight
> simulator, right?
Zelda is an action adventure game.
Goatboy wrote:
> Why?
>
> Because you muppets would just shoot all the doors off, complete the
> level in 2 mins then moan it was boring.
BOOOOrrrinnggg.
Ahem.
I'm just having a little joke with my lonely self. But SH3 does have a slight over-abundance of locked doors. Surely just a few less would make the plot flow a little better and keep the tension up.
Even just having to solve some puzzles to open the doors instead of just finding a key would make for a much interesting game.
> Why?
>
> Because you muppets would just shoot all the doors off, complete the
> level in 2 mins then moan it was boring.
BOOOOrrrinnggg.
Ahem.
I'm just having a little joke with my lonely self. But SH3 does have a slight over-abundance of locked doors. Surely just a few less would make the plot flow a little better and keep the tension up.
Even just having to solve some puzzles to open the doors instead of just finding a key would make for a much interesting game.
I wasn't being serious, duh.