Broken Age (Act1) Walkthrough - Broken Age-Act1 50 I always picked the most honest answers but you can go loopy with it too. You won't lose out on anything by which one you choose and they don't seem to be meant for stressing over so just have fun with it. I wouldn't worry about which one you choose, some are goofy and others are straight forward.
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Just so you know you may have noticed sometimes you have multiple options on how to respond to something. Broken Age (Act1) Walkthrough - Broken Age-Act1 49 I do recommend talking to her about everything, though, as she has some of the funniest dialogue choices and responses. She can't make you any now that she doesn't have her knife. The most important thing with Car'l is the importance of her knife as she makes cloud shoes which allows the people of Meriloft to walk on the clouds. Broken Age (Act1) Walkthrough - Broken Age-Act1 48 When you speak to her this will spook her and cause her to drop her knife which falls down out of the clouds. Talk to the woman in the cloud shoes booth. Broken Age (Act1) Walkthrough - Broken Age-Act1 47 When you're done go ahead and head right to the Cloud Shoes booth. Broken Age (Act1) Walkthrough - Broken Age-Act1 46 It's entirely possible Harm'ny is ripping people off. Lastly, you discover that this place is run by Harm'ny Lightbeard who Walt'r gave all his money to, but he hasn't mentioned that to his wife. Broken Age (Act1) Walkthrough - Broken Age-Act1 45 It's all about surface area "pounds per square inch". They also give some interesting (if not at all possible) insight on how Meriloft stays afloat. Broken Age (Act1) Walkthrough - Broken Age-Act1 44 They imply he is "dense" and may have fallen through the clouds. Walt'r and Ch't indicate Gus may be at fault for this, but they wont tell you where he is. Broken Age (Act1) Walkthrough - Broken Age-Act1 43Īnother important thing to note is that Jessie (the big blue bird you flew in on) lost her real egg which is making her very grumpy. Meriloft (this cloud village) has already had theirs. You will also discover that Shellmound is having their maidens feast next. Broken Age (Act1) Walkthrough - Broken Age-Act1 42 The most important point here, though, is lightness which will be important later. This kind of makes some sort of sense if you live on clouds as you need to be able to stay on the cloud. Broken Age (Act1) Walkthrough - Broken Age-Act1 41įurther conversation reveals that the people here focus on lightness in all things- including their names. Mostly this seem to consist of them standing next to the flat fountain. They are preeners and take care of the birds nests. You find these two are named Walt'r and Ch't. Broken Age (Act1) Walkthrough - Broken Age-Act1 40 Once you've had your fill of looking at this new place (and you can click on the blue bird, whom we now know is named Jessie, to hear a short comment by Vella) go ahead and talk to the weird guy with the birds nest filled with eggs around his neck and a little boy who appears to be dressed up like a sowing needle and thread (probably a robins nest or something of that sort, but it makes me think of a sowing needle, ok?). Broken Age (Act1) Walkthrough - Broken Age-Act1 39 So, when I say to examine something, usually you just click on it in the world. You can look at items in your inventory by clicking on it once (instead of clicking and dragging), but there is no way to look at things in the world unless that is their only purpose (for example the meaningless signs around this cloud village). I want to note here that this particular point and click adventure game does not have a "look at" verb in the ordinary sense. Broken Age (Act1) Walkthrough - Broken Age-Act1 38 Once Vella is done being awesome, and then not long after being dropped (thusly losing her knife), take a moment to survey your surroundings. Broken Age (Act1) Walkthrough Finding our lightness in Meriloft Broken Age (Act1) Walkthrough - Broken Age-Act1 37
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