Username: Password:
Register • Forgotten Password

Use Your Loaf (Use_Your_Loaf_hints.txt)

USE YOUR LOAF	
R. C. D. Enterprises
The Guild/Pegasus Software
Spectrum 48

While the game has an interesting premise, there are several things that 
make it unsatisfactory and difficult to play. There are at least two 
occasions where, once you drop an object, you cannot pick it up again 
despite hardly carrying anything (not counting the dropping of the glass 
bottle which breaks). Certain movements must be done in sequence with no 
extraneous movement allowed. There is a butcher, but you only see his 
assistant, so talk to him as if he is there.  You may think that giving 
the king the bread is enough, but that is not all that is needed. You 
cannot go back and retrieve what you need then, so you must have both 
objects with you when you visit the king. Thus you must restore a 
previous game. You cannot examine any object at the windmill, as all it 
gives you is a description of the windmill. 

Hints:

All objects are needed once, with the exception of the matches. Exits 
are not marked so you need to try all possible six directions (N, S, E, 
W, UP, DOWN) at every location, which makes the game somewhat tedious.

There is one unusual verb-noun combination – LIFT BATH which, 
surprisingly means you take a bath.

You need to find fuel for the stove. An axe and a saw are both needed.

Baking the bread is not as easy to do as it looks because of the 
previously mentioned bugs. You do not need to be holding the dough to 
put it in the tin.

One needs gloves before mixing and kneading the dough. The tin also 
needs to be greased. Don't drop the bottle before you have used it.

Before you fly with the hanglider, make sure you have the helmet, and 
the means of getting back up (two objects, well, actually three).

What a shame. It would have been an interesting game if these bugs and 
glitches had been fixed.

*****************************************************
Displayed on the Classic Adventures Solution Archive:
http://solutionarchive.com