From: pioneer@happy.colorado.edu
Subject: Re: Help:  KQ6 (Not to be read by peons)
Organization: University of Colorado, Boulder
Date: 16 Nov 92 16:02:02 MDT

In article <k8xcrh@Unify.Com>, veit@Unify.com (Veit Irtenkauf) writes:
> In article <48070004@hpfcmgw.FC.HP.COM>, stevek@hpfcmgw.FC.HP.COM (Steve Kauder) writes:
>> >In comp.sys.ibm.pc.games, shoffman@iastate.edu (Scot Hoffman) writes:
>> >
>> >    I posted a request for help with KQ6 and the Wall of logic.  I got a number
>> >    of smart ass and quite uncalled for replies to read the manual.  Problem.
>> >    My kid brother has the game at home WITH THE MANUAL and it got destroyed.
>> > 
>> >    I again ask for help to get past the wall of logic.
>> >
>> >    Thanx.
>> 
>> I don't want to give you a smart reply, but isn't the software licensed
>> to run on a single computer at a single time?  Perhaps the manual should
>> stay with the (legitimate) installation?
>> 
>> If the manual is truly destroyed, why don't you plead your case with 
>> Sierra Designs?
> 
> What a pity that the manual is destroyed, otherwise you would know
> that you can call the 900 number to get hints.  Of course you have to
> pay for it, but don't we have to pay for anything in our life?
> So, don't call them too often, otherwise it might make sense for you
> to buy the game...
> 
> -- Veit
> 
> 
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	Hey, Scot, don't worry. My manual was stolen by aliens, so I was
	having problems getting past the wall too. But, thanks to Steve,
	the guy at WaldenSoftware, I was able to peek at the manual and
	get the solve for you.

	The answer to the first problem is RISE. Now here you have to
	be careful, because the R is in IGNORANCE, the I in KILLS, the
	S in WISDOM, and the E in ELEVATES.

	The second problem was much harder, as it involves symbols which 
	the translation for them was in my manual (that got nabbed by 
	aliens). But, again, thanks to the guy at WaldenSoftware, I 
	now have the ones you need to get past the problem. The answer is
	SOAR, the translation for it will be sent in another post as
	KQ6: Logic Cliffs, in gif format.

	Puzzle three presents you with four blank circles, and the
	combination you need to press is Fourth, First, and then Second.

	Puzzle four again uses the symbols in the (long gone) manual.
	The answer is AZURE, CATERPILLAR, TRANQUILITY, and AIR.
	The stones you need to press will also be in the gif file, 
	marked with X's in the bottom right-hand corners.

	The fifth (and last) puzzle was pretty simple, the answer is
	ASCEND, and as in the first puzzle, is first letter, first word.


	Well, that's about it. If you have more problems, e-mail me and
	I send you a copy of my solution manual, which, sadly enough,
	and as ashamed as I am, I DIDN'T PAY FOR THE SOLUTIONS. (Gasp)

	As for the other smart-ass replys you got, just ignore them.
	I say, if they're not smart enough to get their hands on a
	copy of a program, let them pay the $60, they (and all of the
	rest of the riff-raff) help to keep the economy going. In short,
	don't hate them because they're stupid. 


					- A concerned friend.
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