Rise of the Golden Idol: Ancient Artifacts Walkthrough

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Rise of the Golden Idol: Ancient Artifacts Walkthrough

Scenario 3: A Violent Fiasco at the Museum of Lemurian History


Words:

  • Green Console: Work
  • Robot face: Memories
  • Lens Briefcase: 1 Minute, 1 Day, 3 Days, 1 Month
  • I.D.O.L: I.D.O.L, Lenses
  • Jack Nowak
    • Calculator: Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide
    • Notebook: Disk, Echo, Secunda
    • Tape Recorder A: I.D.O.L, Memories, Take, From, Give, To
    • Tape Recorder B; Memories, More, I.D.O.L
  • Injured Guard: Rowan, Doyle
    • Click on him for Spear, Threw
    • Taser
    • Newspaper: Aurelia, Winston
  • Aircraft: More, All, Together
  • Seal: Disc
  • Aurelia Winston: Jack, Fled
    • Letter: Aurelia, Jack, Work, Oriel, Toussiant
    • Tape Recorder A: Work, Secunda, Memories, Nowak
    • Tape Recorder B: Echo, Secunda, Petrified, Nowak
  • Statue: Dhustan, Lok
  • Red Tank: Failed
  • Broken Glass: Grabbed
  • Note in glass, product design: Sirenry, Alerted, Harmonite, Placated, Veilforge, Concealed, Vaporon, Vaporized

Hints:

  • Jack’s notebook says that it’s 6/4/1977
  • This is the first time we’ve seen someone used multiple lenses in the I.D.O.L. By the sound of it, this is the first time it’s been tried
  • The tape recorder shows one memory transfer, a request for more memories, and then a second transfer. The first one would have only used one lens, while the second used all four.
  • Similar to the debacle we had with Tesa in Chapter 3, how it’s believed the lenses works and how they actually work are not identical
  • The console says that all Lemurian technology at the museum is nonfunctional. That’s likely for the best; many of them look dangerous
  • The four gadgets in the broken case are not clearly labeled and can only be distinguished by the fact that are from distinct eras with distinctive visual styles
  • The drawing on the back wall showcases a Goofus and Gallant style fable of the dangers of memory transferring. It shows a person being rendered blank by a transfer and a second person becoming the first through a transfer.
  • Remember from chapter 4 that Eugene wanted Jack to simplify the time rune minute values to nice whole numbers? When you’re doing scientific math, you do need to use the exact full number
  • Jack’s B recording says that he could try something to get another 4.01 days of memories, or 5,774.4 minutes (4.01 * 24 * 60)
  • Which is a little beneath the sum of the three lenses that aren’t one month: 1.22+ 1,503.49 + 4,297.63 = 5802.34, which comes out to 4.03 days.
  • The only way to get a number as big on the one on Jack’s calculator is to multiply.
  • 1.22 * 1,503.59 * 4,297.63 * 43,313.58 = 341,461,986,807.8053, but they only use two decimals, so 341,461,986,807.81
  • The Progress era is red tubes, Restraint is blue-gray with segmented olive tubes, Turmoil is teal bodies with bright yellow/pink/green accents, and Golden is gold bodies with jewels.
  • Is that statue supposed to be holding something?
  • It should be noted that 1977 is the same year of the prologue scenario Constriction, where Oriel Toussiant killed Morg Brakka while speaking Lemurian.
  • Well, at the time we thought it was Oriel Toussiant. That’s the body’s name.

Events 1 and Drawing:

Events 2:


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