Series 4 - Episode 13
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In Dickens quest S4 if memory serves me correctly the room before last is Dooreen the final door. This is the only time she is ever seen on KM. She asks 3 questions which the team get correct then proceed into the final room.
My question is, what would have happened if they had got 1 or 2 questions correct ?. More rooms, extra hard challenges ?. Do you think 1 question would have been enougth to make it into the final room ?. I think this is one of the oddest things Ive seen on KM, using a Door in that late a stage. Maybe they forgot and had to slip her in.
Just wondering
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As far as I understand it (which isn't thoroughly), with Door-is you had to get one or more riddles right to pass, with Door-cus you had to get two or better, with Door-reen you had to get all three right. Getting more than the minimum required clearly made no difference (as every dungeoneer arrived in the same place after answering).
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Im not sure if they had to get all 3 correct my memory isnt that good lol. Ive just been to the series archive and they already passed the B&T, COB and beat Malice. So having to answer all 3 questions correctly was a realy hard final test if indeed that is correct.
If that is right could somone print the 3 questions as I dont remeber them. Then we can judge how hard that was.
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By the combined magic of the VCR and the Internet, here they are!
1: The Atlantic is bigger than the Pacific. True or False?
False. (no, really?
2: Kilimanjaro (or however you spell it) is taller than Everest. True or False?
False. (where did they get these questions, from a children's book of geography?)
3: Aesop was a slave who told stories about animals. True or False?
True.
Well, I'll have to agree with Pickle here. (now that'll be a first) "I'd have expected it to be more difficult Master". It is something of an anti-climax though... they don't even need to do anything to get past the big Haunting, it just buggers off.
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By the combined magic of the VCR and the Internet, here they are!
1: The Atlantic is bigger than the Pacific. True or False?
False. (no, really?
2: Kilimanjaro (or however you spell it) is taller than Everest. True or False?
False. (where did they get these questions, from a children's book of geography?)
3: Aesop was a slave who told stories about animals. True or False?
True.
Well, I'll have to agree with Pickle here. (now that'll be a first) "I'd have expected it to be more difficult Master". It is something of an anti-climax though... they don't even need to do anything to get past the big Haunting, it just buggers off.
Id have got the first 2 questions easy but would have been guessing at the 3rd. A slav who told stories about animals is a bit vague without a timezone attached. I suppose though its one of those that you know or you dont. Like Chris Tarrent says " its only easy if you know it " .
I'll disagree with the last bit ( I wouldent be me if I didnt ). I think Dickens quest was far from an anti climax. Beating Malice, COB, B&T, and 3 questions correct ( 0 wrong in all levels I think ). In all honesty if you were a haunting meeting the guys who just did all that you would probably just bugger off as well.
EDIT EDIT
Oh me being so rude. Thanks for posting the Q's
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I think this is one of the oddest things Ive seen on KM, using a Door in that late a stage. Maybe they forgot and had to slip her in.
Just wondering
You see we do agree
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I meant an anti-climax more in the way that all the big stuff happened before getting to Dooreen. I think it would have worked better if they'd had to get past Dooreen before Malice, since Malice is far scarier.
I somewhat agree about the anti-climax thing... the final parts of that quest were pretty... dull compared to the rest of level 3. I think Dooreen should have been at the beginning or middle of the level - or at least before some of the harder sections (such as the CoB). And don't get me started about the final room...
"Where am I?"
"You're in a room with a Crown. Can you pick up the Crown please?"
Dungeoneer picks up Crown
"Congratulations, you've won!"
... how exciting. [/sarcasm]
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Dickons Team didnt get the B&T only the COB.
And yes the end was kinda anti climatic getting 3 riddles right walking into a room and confronting pretty much nothing or doing nothing before picking up the crown.
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And don't get me started about the final room...
"Where am I?"
"You're in a room with a Crown. Can you pick up the Crown please?"
Dungeoneer picks up Crown
"Congratulations, you've won!"
... how exciting. [/sarcasm]
Yes, and then Pickle has to tell us that Dicken has the crown after we SEE HIM PICKING IT UP! Yes. Thank you Captain Obvious.
...though I always liked that little sunburst-effect they used there. It was a nice touch.
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I always liked that little sunburst-effect they used there. It was a nice touch.
Yeah, but it's not really enough to rescue the scene on its own is it? At the time I was so amazed to see Knightmare finally had a third champion after two more years that I didn't notice how feeble the conclusion of the quest was. But it doesn't work anything like as well when you know what to expect.
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What does everyone think, a good chase through level 3 (malice propping up in 3 rooms and the corridor of blades, or was it too easy for them? remember treguard did say there were many more dangers ahead after malice was bannished and we only saw then the final door monster not much of a danger was it??
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The general consensus apparently agrees with you, Dave. Most people seem to feel that the end of Dicken's quest was a real anticlimax... which it was!
I wouldn't say the quest as a whole was too easy, but the ending was pretty much a "going-through-the-motions" job, which is a shame. They should've kept the confrontation with Malice back for the final chamber.
They were better at final confrontations in later seasons I guess.
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I've always thought this quest is dreadfully anti-climactic - so far in Level 3, they've had to face the the Transporter Pads, the Corridor of Blades, Malice crumbling the bridge and then trying to destroy them, then they have to destroy her before only just managing to restore their life force, then they have to get all three riddles right with the drawbridge.
Now, the final challenge, to retrieve the crown. And what do they do? Stand around for a few moments waiting for the skull ghost to disappear, then walk over, pick up the crown and, er, that's it.
You'd think that, after two years of failed quests, the production team could have thought up a more exciting climax than that...
Chris
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Dicken Hares is now a Biology teacher. I had an e-mail from one of his pupils who by chance was watching Knightmare on Challenge recently and thought he looked familiar.
When he approached Mr Hares at the start of term and asked him, he said "Wahey! I am the champ!"
lol
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