For that, I sentence you to go play "A Triangle Morning's Which-Way Adventure" which can be found here. Aside from random Manticore attacks, the game is known for saying you win and ending for doing the most random things; for example, you can destroy the world in a nuclear armageddon, go to the ruined metropolis, loot the tax attorney's office, and open the desk drawers, and get "You find the changes to this year's tax code! YOU WIN!"
The point of all this setup, of course, is that for your transgressions you must get the corn bread ending.
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Date: 9/21/04 11:25 (UTC)no subject
Date: 9/21/04 11:34 (UTC)no subject
Date: 9/21/04 13:07 (UTC)For that, I sentence you to go play "A Triangle Morning's Which-Way Adventure" which can be found here. Aside from random Manticore attacks, the game is known for saying you win and ending for doing the most random things; for example, you can destroy the world in a nuclear armageddon, go to the ruined metropolis, loot the tax attorney's office, and open the desk drawers, and get "You find the changes to this year's tax code! YOU WIN!"
The point of all this setup, of course, is that for your transgressions you must get the corn bread ending.
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Date: 9/21/04 14:46 (UTC)Corn Bread Ending
Date: 9/21/04 16:13 (UTC)Only took like ten minutes.
Re: Corn Bread Ending
Date: 9/21/04 19:04 (UTC)