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I really didn't feel like finishing this. But here you have it, folks.

Carnifex is Emerald's character, I got permission to use him, etc etc etc.

I'm aware that the level design inside the house is quite pathetic. I really couldn't be bothered to fill in all of that space with decent puzzles, especially considering that I already put way more effort into this adventure than I probably should have.

And yes, I know that Carnifex is insanely out-of-character. It's not like this was supposed to be a serious adventure anyways.

By the end, I was lazy and made an abrupt ending, but this might leave room for a sequel. I don't know, should I continue...?

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Emerald141 wrote:-Fiery Chomper Dodging: Good, but it seemed a little cheap to have the key back in the area where the player talks to you.

That's why there's a wood button across the "tree-bridge": so you can get back easily in case you missed the key.

Emerald141 wrote:-Transporter Puzzle: Was I supposed to use more than two transporters on this one?

Nope, the extra transporters were laid out for misdirection.

Emerald141 wrote:-Wee Stinker, Fire Traps, and Chompers: I was initially confused about what to do here, but once I understood it it was fun.

It was? I thought that the worst part of the adventure.

Emerald141 wrote:All in all, I enjoyed it, although it was on the easier side overall.

I'm glad that you enjoyed it.

Oh gosh! I'm so behind on adventures! I still have yet to play the last 2 Golden Toothbrush adventures, the last Ghost Thwarts adventure, your last 2 adventures, Emerald's last 2 adventures, and the Thaumaturge's last 2 adventures. That's 9 adventures I need to play!

You're going to be pretty busy.

This one took me the longest to complete than any other one I played. Took me a full fifty minutes!

Except for Mr. Zurkon's Retarded Holiday II, right? o_o

I actually haven't completed that yet. Stuck in the big bang.

MyNameIsKooky wrote:

Emerald141 wrote:-Fiery Chomper Dodging: Good, but it seemed a little cheap to have the key back in the area where the player talks to you.

That's why there's a wood button across the "tree-bridge": so you can get back easily in case you missed the key.

Still, I spent quite a while walking in circles a ton before I finally opened it in the editor.

Great adventure! My favorite parts were the blink puzzles and the part where Carnifex does his tour.