That's very good. However, the only thing missing is the Cliffs of Logic puzzles from King's Quest VI: Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow. I mean, what's up with that?
AURGH! I doubt ANYONE finished that puzzle on his first try!
I resent the notion that people should be able to solve a puzzle on the first try. Or rather that people shouldn't not solve a puzzle on the first try.
Can't believe he/she chose the chess board from GK3 as one of the 10 hardest puzzles ever. OK I wouldn't call it 'easy', but with a little forward thinking it wasn't exactly hard either. The Mosely disguise puzzle from the same game was arguably THE hardest and most counter intuitive puzzle of any post VGA Sierra game (certainly for GK3) and that one didn't even make the list.
Can't believe he/she chose the chess board from GK3 as one of the 10 hardest puzzles ever. OK I wouldn't call it 'easy', but with a little forward thinking it wasn't exactly hard either. The Mosely disguise puzzle from the same game was arguably THE hardest and most counter intuitive puzzle of any post VGA Sierra game (certainly for GK3) and that one didn't even make the list.
Isn't that the one that Jane Jensen apologized for and wishes she could have done differently?
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I resent the notion that people should be able to solve a puzzle on the first try. Or rather that people shouldn't not solve a puzzle on the first try.
Isn't that the one that Jane Jensen apologized for and wishes she could have done differently?