Siege of spinner cay: Problems I've had. --SPOILERS--

edited August 2009 in Tales of Monkey Island
Playing this game I have had quite a few errors and I do not know if these are down to my computer playing up or the game. I thought I would list them here and people could shed some light.

--SPOILERS AHEAD--
  • Parts of McGuillerty's ship staying after his ship has left the screen. i.e. A door
  • After sinking McGuillerty's ship, before sailing back firing the cannon makes his ship reappear and he fires back.
  • The rubber tree is still on brillig island after I have used to for a mast
  • Previous spelt "pervious" on the subtitles, said by Winslow I think when fighting McGuillerty
  • After Sneaking past the blockade when clicking on the cannon on Spoon Isle it says "I don't wanna bother him while he's got a cannon" even though nobody is standing there.
  • When I see a cannon there is usually a cannon ball floating a few inches behind the cannon

This is all I remember for now and if I spelt McGuillerty's name wrong I apologise.

Comments

  • edited August 2009
    I didn't encounter anything like that. The only problem I had was on the map screen - if I chose to sail from brillig or one of the other small islands and skipped the dialogue between Winslow/Guybrush I'd end up back on the island (brillig or whatever) I'd set sail from rather than the island I'd set sail to. Did anyone else get this problem, where skipping some dialogue nullifies your journey?
  • edited August 2009
    I noticed bury was spelled as "burry" about 200 times and I also encountered the cannon ball thing once.
  • edited August 2009
    Ah yes Burry annoyed me, especially when it was correct in places.
    Also I had the Guybrush skips dialogue Winslow gets in a strop and wont sail problem :P
  • edited August 2009
    Oh and also that white seam thing that seems to connect images was floating around in the sky. That turned up alot.
  • DjNDBDjNDB Moderator
    edited August 2009
    I would have expected more spelling errors in the subtitles. They're pirates after all :D
  • edited August 2009
    I don't believe the pirates wrote their own subtitles ;). Therefore I would appreciate good spelling :)
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