Object-Oriented Quest - BDA with half-decent graphics!

Land the duplex and look around at your surroundings.

 

Take inventory of the contents of the duplex.
And find out why the windows of the lower house is green, or why there is green light coming from it.

 

Land the duplex and look around at your surroundings.

Take inventory of the contents of the duplex.
And find out why the windows of the lower house is green, or why there is green light coming from it.

You land the duplex.
The cloud part makes for a really soft landing, too.
You land at the shore of a small lake populated by a school of blinkfish
Seems you were forced to land here because of a(n in)convenient RaWCO that appears to go upwards to infinity.
Go figure.

Finding nothing useful outside, you venture into the lower section of the duplex.
Which, oddly enough, seems familliar - It's your place.
Inside the lobby are three object d'art tables (two of which are stored on the west side) and a very comfy chair.
This is all lit by a bare yellow-greeny bulb high in the ceiling.
There seems to be a lack of a lightswitch, and a note invisible-taped to the floor, written by you.
Finally, your spotless red-and-white tile floor gleams up at you.
Like the installers promised, it is indestructable (mostly, anyways).
A door against the 4th wall (the one you're looking through) leads to the rest of the house.
Seems there is a lack of stairs to the upper house.
==>

 

==>read the note
==>explore the rest of the house
==>use the tables to climb up to the second house
==>explore second house

 

==>read the note
==>explore the rest of the house
==>use the tables to climb up to the second house
==>explore second house

You read your note:

Apparently you write in Times New Roman (except for headings which are in Sylfaen).

Attempting to climb up to the upstairs part...
Seems you can't.
You vaugly recall your neighbours having RaWCO tile as well.
Bummer.
==>

 

Turn one of the trees into a ladder tall enough to reach window level of the top house, and the leaves into... a pile of leaves at teh base of the ladder (in case of falling, which is very unlikely since the thing isn't even moving).

Have the ladder be placed on the side of the duplex, make a doorway in the wall of the top house, and keep a doorway sized piece of drywall in inventory. Then loot take inventory.

 

Turn one of the trees into a ladder tall enough to reach window level of the top house, and the leaves into... a pile of leaves at teh base of the ladder (in case of falling, which is very unlikely since the thing isn't even moving).

Have the ladder be placed on the side of the duplex, make a doorway in the wall of the top house, and keep a doorway sized piece of drywall in inventory. Then loot take inventory.

you must use the mon to do this, otherwise, we won't be able to take the drywall.

 

Stretch Afro to twice its size. Expanded Afro allows for 2 extra item slots. Store it in da hair.

Bring tables outside and use to climb to neighbor's door.

 

==> Take a moment to figure out how FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABULOUS you are.
==> turn a tree into another moon.

 

==> Take a moment to figure out how FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABULOUS you are.
==> turn a tree into another moon.

You contemplate your fabulousness in a cosmic sense and come to the conclusion you are the 43rd most fabulous thing in the universe.
Not bad.

Turn one of the trees into a ladder tall enough to reach window level of the top house, and the leaves into... a pile of leaves at teh base of the ladder (in case of falling, which is very unlikely since the thing isn't even moving).

Have the ladder be placed on the side of the duplex, make a doorway in the wall of the top house, and keep a doorway sized piece of drywall in inventory. Then loot take inventory.

you must use the mon to do this, otherwise, we won't be able to take the drywall.

You craft a ladder from one of your trees (incedentally expanding the inventory bonus of your cloud-borne duplex by another 2.
Following that, you craft the other tree into... A tree moon.
It's not even sharp and is pretty useless.
But it might actually return if thrown.
Again, another 2 object slots are gained (bringing your total to 7, of which 4 are occupied in this frame of time).
Using your trusty moon... knife... thingy... you scale the ladder and begin to hack at the upstairs wall...

Well fuck.
Nothing short of C4 is getting through there in any hurry.

Stretch Afro to twice its size. Expanded Afro allows for 2 extra item slots. Store it in da hair.

Bring tables outside and use to climb to neighbor's door.

You attempt to expand your 'fro, only to realize you can't - it appears to be sentient, and therefore immune to your world-bending powahz.
While disconcerted by the fact your hair has a mind of it's own, it doesn't suprise you considering the way it looks.


Anyways, because you are a lazy bugger you decide to just use your ladder instead of stacking tables.

And because I'm a lazy bugger, I'm not gonna draw the inside again.
The inside of your neighbours place is basically the same as yours, except the walls are grey, the light is off and there is no note on the door.
Because I know you guys want to you loot the same damn set of furniture to add to your place... Which means you now have 6 tables and 2 chairs.
You suppose the tables could function as impromptu chairs.
==>

 

Tear the ladder appart and build a rat made of wood.

 

then, take apart the wooden rat and use the wood to build a raft to sail across the water to the right.

 

then, take apart the wooden rat and use the wood to build a raft to sail across the water to the right.

But leave most of the rat, and take it with you!

 

You turn your ladder into a large wooden rat.
It's... Kinda useless...
Unless...

You have lots of wood from that tree, so you do a little better than a raft.
Your little wooden friend has become figurehead of the MOS Floatymajig.
She's a fine ship, her flat bottom riding high on the calm water.
Her sails (made from leaves) are each painted (the paint made from fragments of stucco - shhh!) with a star.
==>

 

put the hat back on to save an inventory space.
shrink the tables to the size of a penny and take them with you. chairs too.
get sailin.

 

You push off from shore and get under way with your furniture in tow, having set the chairs and a table up (after all, what good is a ship with no galley?).

As you stand on the deck of your beautiful ship in some warmish colour of sunrise, you catch sight of a rare specticle - two flashflies (the adult form of blinkfish) engaged in a courtship dive.
You rush to the figurerat to watch the spectacle.
==>

[Note: Inventory display has been moved to the upper-left, and shrunk a little bit.]

 

Aww the rat is so cute!

 

Aww the rat is so cute!

You admire the wooden rat.

 

Converse with sentient Afro.

WAIT! If you gived it the (roid)cloud would it grow?

 

Converse with sentient Afro.

WAIT! If you gived it the (roid)cloud would it grow?

You attempt to converse with you 'fro for many hours, to little success.
It seems to communicate by changing colour.
You keep trying until it turns bright red and starts smoking and figure you offended it

Spoiler

Probably the word 'haircut'.

The idea of making it bigger stikes you as fun, but alas you left your other roidcloud back on shore.

By this time it's pretty late at night, the usual swarms of blinkfish have sunk down to their deepwater homes.

Somewhere off the bow you hear rushing water, almost like a waterfall.
The wind seems to have picked up, too.
==>