Hi,

I got stuck playing Nostradamus: The Last Prophecy and I thought it was something I was missing but it isn't. I caved in and looked at the walkthrough but whatever is supposed to happen does not happen at all. After copying the celtic scripts in the underground cave, I escape and come out again. I have a sword with me which I go and get straightened out, then I open my notebook and solve the celtic alphabet riddle. Madalaine comments that it is the same text as Nostradamus quatrines. Then night should fall, but it never does! And in my notebook to-do list the sword straightened out is not checked! Anyone can help? I really do not want to replay this game again as I had to do that already because of the missing rope...so any help appreciated. Thank you!

Hi jedi valius and welcome to Gameboomers

When I played and couldn't change from day to night it was because I had either missed a clue or a conversation. Is your sword in inventory straightened? Try talking to all the characters again to see if you might have missed a conversation tree.

Sue

What happens if you go talk to Nostradamus about the quatrains? Can you proceed any further with anything?

Hi Misa,

it turned out that I had to discover a new body by going through the door that was previously locked but now is ajar...well I am happy it was not a bug but I don't really like it when the next step in a game is not logical and when you are supposed to wander around to see what you have to do next. Well I will save my final judgement when I have finished the game. Thanks for posting

Jedi you are free to discuss your feelings about this game but in the Discussion forum please.

Sue

Hi Sue,

sorry about that. I am new here. You can close this thread if you like as what I thought was a bug was instead just a missing clue as Misa suggested...thanks for your help

I'm not going to close your thread Jedi. You may have further questions about the game.
You were encouraged to backtrack in the game as this is an adventure game and things can and will happen in what we view as a random event.

Sue