Well that certainly was a humdinger of a level Liz. Took some doing to figure out what to put where, and when to do it. BUt with a lot of hop, skipping and shuffling all is well in Pirateville.
It was easy in some parts and hard to figure out in others. Capt. Keeks just kept shrugging his shoulders and throwing rocks every where. I finally figured out what had to be done and who had to do what. Voodoo Lil was a popping here and there with her voodoo ways. The little pirate is on his way. He heard there's a circus coming to town. Nice one Liz, looking forward to another.
So many times I got right to the end and then hit the wrong button and left one person stranded. Trying to go too fast because the kids wanted lunch. But I finally made waffles, sat them down, and returned with enough time to focus on playing and made it through. That'll teach me to play wonderland during mommy duties!
Put a wooden box on the red button - after building all your bridges to the exit.
See screenshot:
Peegue uses the trampoline to jump (from yellow 1) right and then left to land left of the prism (yellow 2). Prism in water. Jump right and down to land on the bridge tile in the boulder area.
See yellow arrows in boulder area. Push right side sphere+boulder left into the water. Push left side sphere+boulder up into the water (which brings the other green sphere up).
The last green sphere goes on the green button, following the red path:
Loof turns conveyor on: Push up
Loof and Qookie turn conveyors off: Push down and left.
GET QOOKIE OUT OF THE Z-BOT ROOM.
Stand on bridge tile and use the shift key to see when the z-bot is passing the flowers. Immediately push the sphere down and it ends up on the green button with the z-bot activating the timers.
Peegue can exit either through the green TP (with Loof standing on conveyor button), or tramp over into the z-bot room and go out through the yellow TP. All can exit.
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Now why didn't I think of that.........DUH
I had Loof go help Peeque, while Qookie ran back and forth from the conveyor button to the other button. Oh well at least I got er' done. I think sometimes I just get used to the hard way of doing things that I don't see the easy way.
I read the sign about the flowers, but it didn't sink in till I read the hint above. The number of times I squished the birdie is embarrassing. I even tried putting a box on the green button so the birdie wouldn't go near the path for the sphere, but it's nearly impossible to get one on the red button then. Duh! with a capital D!!
Don't feel bad Popo, I was putting a box on the green button also at first so the bot would catch the timers but then I was having trouble getting that box on the red after I got the boulder over to the green cause the Z-bot kept killing one of the gang so I just reversed what I was doing. I knew that I had to keep the z-bot alive for the timers. It's amazing how we all percieve these puzzles differently sometimes.
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Hi Liz, This one was quite the puzzle, Thanks for the clue on the bottie room, It was the prism that my brain just wouldn't work for, DOH! Excellent sphere puzzle and brilliant puzzle to get it into position. Thanks for the hint, I had fun working this one out.
Oh, I was making this one much harder than it was! Poor Loof-Lad was running from button to button without much success. Thanks for the help, Liz! Then I kept killing the poor birdie! Accidently did something to him and that made it much easier. Finally the gang made it out and on their way to the circus! Thanks for all the fun!
Another doozie of a level Lizzie! I had to look at your spoiler just to see when to shove the boulder over....I didn't get the flower reference on your sign
This was great fun! Thanks as always for the wonderful challenges you always come up with.
I'll be anxiously awaiting the next Pirate Quest
Blessed are those who can give without remembering and take without forgetting.
A real puzzler Mizz Lizzie and very clever! I did Peegue's part first - all wrong I might add Came here for a bit of help when I had no wood boxes left and no buttons covered! Aaahaaaaa - went back and did it your way! At one stage, moi the Voodoo Lady got stuck in a toing-and-froing poppity popping looper loop through that yellow TP - might have been that left side glitch old chestnut!
Finally made it home
Many thanks for the fun!
Looking forward to your next level - have a lovely day tomorrow x
Lillie The Beanhead! "Lillie Still A London Phillie Dancing Like A Billie Goatee Wee Wee Lillie"
This has taken me days to get my timing right Knew what I needed to do but was more mad at myself for knocking out my helper. every flippin time.
Tonight I was bound and determined to get this ace puzzler and finally luck was on my side and kept him where I needed him. The crystal move was brilliant. Can't wait to see what happens next
Thank you Liz.
One of the harder ones in this series. I didn't get the hint at all , but I did solve the level. Seeing your explanation for the flowers makes sense, because it was alot of trial and error to not kill the zbot!
Brilliant level.
Loof-Lad and the Voodoo Lady were popping through the TPs and prepared the way for Cap'n Keeks.
Great teamwork and lots of fun. Thanks
Yowza, that was another doozie woozie.. poor Loof Lad, nobody will lend him any money (I think Cap'n Keeks lied to the poor lad, everyone know pirates have buried treasure ) If it wouldn't have been for your previously posted help the trio would be poppin & rollin everywhere but home.
Thanks for yet another great adventure, sailing off to find the circus
The number of times I squished the birdie is embarrassing. 
Blessed are those who can give without remembering and take without forgetting.
I did Peegue's part first - all wrong I might add 
and kept him where I needed him. The crystal move was brilliant. 
Can't wait to see what happens next 
(I think Cap'n Keeks lied to the poor lad, everyone know pirates have buried treasure 
) If it wouldn't have been for your previously posted help the trio would be poppin & rollin everywhere but home.
