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The Heart Room / Re: Where were the temple guards?
« on: May 30, 2011, 03:00:19 PM »
I have found it helpful that you guys have analyzed the temple runs and layouts to narrow it down, but I mostly ask that you kinda slow down so that we're not covering so many episodes at once.
Anyway, these are my notes on those episodes RJF covered:
MOCASSINS OF GERONIMO: I'm pretty sure the Shrine would have been one of them because that allows for the possibility of the frontrunner getting captured late into the run, making the retrieval more difficult. I'm not sure where out of the other rooms the other one would be.
THE LUCKY PIG OF AMELIA EARHART: I do agree, it was more than likely in the Heart Room because it would make close to no sense to put guards in both entrance rooms. However, we can't be absolutely sure. I'm going to look back at the episode and see if I can sneak a peek into the Cave of Sighs to get proof or disproof that the guard was there.
PONCE DE' LEON AND THE LOST FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH: Yeah, there is no doubt it had to be in the Cave of Sighs.
THE TREASURE MAP OF JEAN LAFITTE: It really could be in any of the three rooms. However, comparing this temple layout to that of LAWRENCE OF ARABIA'S HEADDRESS, I'm fairly sure the path downward from the Shrine to the Tomb would have opened, so I'm thinking the other was in the Tomb, because that makes it a capture situation, but the capture is still avoidable.
ORACLE BOWL OF DELPHI: Considering they had two pendants, it seems perfectly plausible for them to have put the other guard in either the Shrine or the Treasure Room. I really think that since loss by triple capture wasn't even possible, they wouldn't have put the last temple guard in a dead-end or a useless detour, so I'm not going to consider the Heart Room.
THE PAINTBRUSH OF LEONARDO DA VINCI: I think the other guard would have been in the Treasure Room or the Shrine. Based on the opened doors and where the other temple guards were, I'm very sure the door from the Shrine to the Tomb would have opened, so putting the guard in the Pirate's Cove or the Dungeon would have been pointless.
Also, TRJ, I noticed that sound too in "the Golden Cup of Belshazzar", but the second runner seems to be confused and unable to go down. I do think that was the intended path, but either the second runner was WAY too hesitant or a production error didn't open the door.
Anyway, these are my notes on those episodes RJF covered:
MOCASSINS OF GERONIMO: I'm pretty sure the Shrine would have been one of them because that allows for the possibility of the frontrunner getting captured late into the run, making the retrieval more difficult. I'm not sure where out of the other rooms the other one would be.
THE LUCKY PIG OF AMELIA EARHART: I do agree, it was more than likely in the Heart Room because it would make close to no sense to put guards in both entrance rooms. However, we can't be absolutely sure. I'm going to look back at the episode and see if I can sneak a peek into the Cave of Sighs to get proof or disproof that the guard was there.
PONCE DE' LEON AND THE LOST FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH: Yeah, there is no doubt it had to be in the Cave of Sighs.
THE TREASURE MAP OF JEAN LAFITTE: It really could be in any of the three rooms. However, comparing this temple layout to that of LAWRENCE OF ARABIA'S HEADDRESS, I'm fairly sure the path downward from the Shrine to the Tomb would have opened, so I'm thinking the other was in the Tomb, because that makes it a capture situation, but the capture is still avoidable.
ORACLE BOWL OF DELPHI: Considering they had two pendants, it seems perfectly plausible for them to have put the other guard in either the Shrine or the Treasure Room. I really think that since loss by triple capture wasn't even possible, they wouldn't have put the last temple guard in a dead-end or a useless detour, so I'm not going to consider the Heart Room.
THE PAINTBRUSH OF LEONARDO DA VINCI: I think the other guard would have been in the Treasure Room or the Shrine. Based on the opened doors and where the other temple guards were, I'm very sure the door from the Shrine to the Tomb would have opened, so putting the guard in the Pirate's Cove or the Dungeon would have been pointless.
Also, TRJ, I noticed that sound too in "the Golden Cup of Belshazzar", but the second runner seems to be confused and unable to go down. I do think that was the intended path, but either the second runner was WAY too hesitant or a production error didn't open the door.