Posted by Sean Winterberg on June 30, 1998 at 01:20:50 in 158.st-louis-24.mo.dial-access.att.net :
In Reply to: Titanic computer game posted by Doug on June 29, 1998 at 21:37:56:
: This has to do with the "Titanic Adventure Out Of Time" computer game. Has anyone played it and beat it? I can't get any further than speaking to the lady in third class with the baby. Also, all of the clocks
: on the ship (including my stopwatch) stay at the exact
: same time and never seem to go forward. But does anyone have any tips on how to beat this game?
I'll answer this only because I had the same problems, but please, there are dozens of sites set up for this game(with message boards) already.
OK, The reason your watch stays the same is because the game if event driven, not timed. what that means is that your time will only go forward if you take actions. For example, you could play for hours and just stand in one place and your watch time will stay the same, but if you play for 10 minutes and do a butch of things(talk to people, pick up objects, solve a mystry or two) and your time can go up by hours or minutes.
As far as tips, type in Titanic Adventure Out Of Time in yahoo and you should get some good results.
Sean W