Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Hey there! if you turn right at the entrance to the bridge, the path will take you to a place that has the knife at the bottom of a tree. Good luck. I'm so happy that you are trying out the game.
Meanwhile, I'll keep a closer eye on here if you get stuck. 💕
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Thanks BeaSong, but there is no knife there. I'm almost sure I cut the grass earlier and gave it to somebody? Still stuck. Ana, . I probably should add that I am also stuck at the water where the Lapis Lazuli is. I cannot do anything at all there either. My inventory consists of a rock and a branch. Nothing else to find anywhere?
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Oh, No Knife? Hmm. No way to cut the grass without it. I think maybe what looks like a branch is the knife. And the grass goes on the bridge. Are you playing on the Windows version on Mac or iPad ?
Did you click on the big rock and place it in the river so you could reach the Lapis stone?
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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OH!!! You were farther along than I thought! WOW! You're doing great! Yes, I'm hoping that it remains a calm enjoyable journey, and don't forget to look at the awards page (in Extras) to see your trophies. If you need to get to me faster, I will see email at [removed] Happy Gaming!
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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BeaSong, no. Just click on oldbroad's name and select "Send Private Message." When you send a private message it is not visible in the public forums. Believe it or not, there are stalkers and scammers on this page now and then! We just want to keep everyone safe!
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Great! Here in the forums we are viewable by the public at large.
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Oldbroad, as BeaSong says, it appears that your PMs are over the limit. Maybe time to do some pruning of old PMs! I had to do it a few months ago too.
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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I am at my quota now and will clean that up soon, however, I did receive your email address that you PM'd yesterday. Did you try to send another?
Okay, made some space.
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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I tried to PM you the answer but must not be doing it right. Sounds like you have the right order of events. You have the tube to blow the flame 3 times, then the Crucible on top with the gold ore and flux in it, then place in the mold on the floor to make the tupu, then the water to cool. Sounds like you did the whole thing right. I don't see what you might be missing. If it doesn't allow you to go on, that probably means that you are missing something that you will need to exit this Tambo or to use in the next Tambo, but it you got this far you have done REALLY well and only have a couple of scenes to go. Maybe it's the gem on the floor when you first come in and light the torch, I always miss that one. This Tambo will make the others seem easier.
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Ah yes, the gem is outside of the room that had the flux. Yes, the reed is used 3x to get the fire hot enough, then the reed goes away. I'm thinking the gold ore is what's missing. As long as you have placed the symbols above the doors of the condor, puma and snake, you should have everything to get thru the next Tambo. Oh, and make sure you collected a bag from the floor before you leave. You'll need it in the next tambo. This is definitely a difficult tambo!
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Yes, that's the room. did you scroll your inventory bag sideways to make she it's not in your bag? check that and I'll recheck mine. OK, checked mine. If yours isn't there we must have found a bug. I'll check it with my programmer
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Okay, I was clicking around again and this time I clicked on something that told me that the map will help me to go back for the flute, so maybe I am missing a flute? I had gone back to the very beginning at least once and looked all over for missing items but I am heading back again. Meanwhile, in case I don't find it, where would that be?
Edit: Nope! Another dead end. I found where to get the flute and remember that I did go back earlier and got it. I don't have it anymore so apparently I used it somewhere or gave it to somebody.
So, still stuck!
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Oh dern! Let's see, you traded avocados to an old man at the festival for the flute. You earned the gold disc from the elder at the end of that Tambo. You played the flute so the Llama could find you after falling in the mine from the earthquake. In order to complete the tasks in the mine, you should have the mortar to collect the flux (sounds like you did that). In the first tunnel scene (where you placed the torch) there is a small gem that you will need to give a woman after you leave the Tambo. During your time in the mine you placed the gold figures above the doorways (from collecting the gold figures from the gear puzzle on the wall) that gave you the fishing hook, slingshot and axe, and I think you said that you collected the bag from the floor in one of the tunnels. With that, (and the tupu) we should be able to complete the Tambo. So, I'm curious as to what is left in your bag, to see if you have everything to leave. If you tap on an item in the bag it will say what it is, and you can see if it says the crucible has the gold with it or not. OH! I think it's the mortar that's missing to collect the flux. I'll tell you where it is. Let me go find it. OK, got it. In the Tambo with the maze, it is in the 4th room that you come to, on the floor, before you get to the fountain with the cairn. The map can jump you close to and from. First thing we need to know is if the gold ore is in the crucible. If so, we can put that above the smelting pot (that is hot from 3 blows of the reed) then add the flux. then we can put the mold on the floor, pour the gold to make the tupu then put it in the water to cool.
I tried to send a PM to you with a walkthru for the mine
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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I have in my inventory:
The blue flux in a bowl that looks like it has a snake wrapped around it, a bag, a reed (although I know I used a reed already), a blue stone that looks like an apostrophe mark, a sun bracelet (even though I used this before also), the crucible which looks like it has something glowing in it but it doesn't say that it does, the mold, a fish hook, a sling shot, an axe, and one gem.
The smelting pot smoke is way up to the ceiling. I cannot put the crucible on it. I cannot put the flux in the crucible. I cannot put the mold on the floor. I cannot combine anything in the inventory bag to anything else. I have nothing that will go into the water. I can go past this puzzle and outside to where a person is sitting on the wall but I have nothing to give to that person.
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Ah, OK, let's see. Looks like you got past the smelting scene. The blue stone that looks like a question mark is for one of the women after you get out. If you used the disc to escape then it should be gone, same as the reed that you tapped 3x to get the flame up to the top. Sounds like the gold is already in the crucible and needs to be placed above the smelting pot and then while it's there, add the flux (which sounds like you have collected into the mortar) on top. No? doesn't work? If you still have those things, they are waiting to be used, so sounds like a matter of what comes first and next. I'm surprised that you got outside without getting the tupu. I'll have to check that out. The first woman you come to gets the tupu, then the other two womem get the gems. Thank you for not getting mad at me for not being able to figure this out. I may have to make an update to this scene. Are you able to place the mold onto the floor?
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Ah, Ok, I understand. But you don't have the reed anymore, right? and you picked up the flux with the mortar (the bowl with the snake) right? and you have the gold ore in the crucible, yes?. So, the crucible should go above the smelting pot next. Then after it is there, the flux is placed on top of that. and that should give you a crucible with the melted ore in it. That's when the mold can be placed on the floor and the crucible taps onto the mold. Does any of that work?
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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BeaSong, to read PMs you have sent, just click on the Messages icon on the upper right. It is the little envelope to the left of your name.
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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It's a small black ceramic llama at the base of a tree. You come to it after you give the fish to the bear to get the quipu and continue your journey past the puzzle of the river. If you tap the footprint icon it will show you the path that goes past the puzzle. And, you can get back to the big stone with the map.
BTW, when you get to Tambo 8, it might be a good idea to make a map of your own to help figure out where certain people are who want you to bring them things and be sure to use the Print icon for paths that aren't so obvious. I hope you find the "Easter Egg". There are some things mentioned to collect but you don't have to give them all to the people that ask just a couple of them. I wanted to shorted the tasks. But you will need to collect them in order to enter the puzzle at the end where there are 4 women. And the puzzle has to do with what happens to the herbs to create colors and the clues you tapped are in the journal. The rest of the tambos will be a breeze after that.
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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WOW! That's amazing! Tap on the blinky puzzle and you're DONE!. WOW! The journal should have the ropes to show you which knots go where. Oh, Click on the left herb, then on the right knot, then on the string to place it. Once all knots are in place on a string it will bling for that color. Just curious, did you tap the flute player?
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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hmmm, I'm trying to think what might be missing. Did you give the silver bracelet to the soldiers and then go ahead past them? From the secret portal you go to the main yard that has the fountain. From there you go north, or top/center as if to the lake which takes you to another yard where the bandit is standing with the stolen llama. If that path going top/center isn't open to go there, something is missing, but seems the only thing you need is the flute, so I'm not sure what. If you get to the place where the bandit is standing in front of the llama that has the invisible cape, tap the llama with the flute and tap the elder to transform from the disguise. I'll see if I can find what else could be missing.
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Hmm, so you made it to the llama and bandit? I can't think of what might be needed. Once the llama and bandit are tapped with the flute, then tapping the elder makes a transformation to run and tapping the people tell what's happening. I'll see if I can play it through to see what it might be. Did you give the elder the amulet after you opened the secret portal?
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Ah, OK, try using the footprint to find the people who need those gems and give you passage. I'll check my notes to see what needs to be done. By the "elder" I mean the old person who comes out of the portal that you open with the key that you get from the puzzle. That elder turns into the old woman who has been guarding the kero. And we need to give that elder an amulet to change into a disguise before going out to the yard. A ring is traded for the amulet. When you first come into the village, you are following a woman and a llama. Go right to one hut, then come back to the left for another hut. Each hut will trade for the correct ring. Then go back so you can go center/forward
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Okay, I'll try again. It really does seem that I've tried all this already though. The amulet was done for sure. At least, I gave it to somebody. I hope some wrong person didn't accept it!
What footprint though? You mentioned that before but I don't think I found that either.
EDIT: Well, I don't know. I was able to trade the rings this time and then I did get an amulet so that must have been a different amulet before. Now the path is open and I will continue. Stay tuned!
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Fabulous! That darn thing gets me every time and I end up skipping it. I'm going to have to fix that. I usually miss the last knob on the left. I think I'll make each correct knob have a BLING sound or sparkle when it's the correct one.
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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Oh rats!. I'm so sorry. But you fell in the hole and used the key and threw the rope out to the monkey, right? Then it crashed? My programmer just posted a walkthrough on YouTube and I scrolled to Tambo 15 to see if I could figure it out. Here is the link if it helps. https://youtu.be/gPyjwGE6TMY
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Re: The Ransom of Atawallpa
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OH WOW! That is really something and SOOOO helpful! GOOD JOB!!! You know, After I make some changes and give this a full launch, we have a table game designed, ready to publish that imitates parts of the game. Once that is done I'll be happy to send you one as a thank you for giving us such good help to improve our game. I sooo appreciate your sticking with it. And if you enjoyed it, I'm thrilled.
about the last Tambo. The monkey scene is delightful when you collect all the pieces. You trade fruit to the first woman who gives you smoke to chase away the bees and chop a stick to get the honey. You must chop a stick to get the honey to into the bowl that you picked up on the way in to the jungle. That stick is hard to find and is with the first scene that has the bees. You trade the chirimoya to a woman who gives you a coconut. The woman with the child gets the honey and she gives you the termites that go into the coconut. once you have all of that you can get the monkey out of "jail". About the antigen, you are right, it is given to you but doesn't get used. I took it out to make it go faster, but might put it back in. If you needed something to trade, it is most likely fruit that needed to be chopped, like the starfruit in the scene with the woman and child and with the man who gave you the antigen. I'm thinking that the crash may have been because there was something missing that would prevent you from progressing. Thanx again for the great info!!!!
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