Re:FAV ROOMS IN SERIES(ANY SERIES)

FwjRam · Post by **FwjRam** » 29 Feb 2008, 14:13

Well here goes My fav rooms that i remember that i liked where the Causeways there where tense and nerveracking to watch. corridor of blades was quite good remember team 2 of series 8 getting killed there and also the same feelings like the Causeways

123Pooka · Post by **123Pooka** » 02 Mar 2008, 21:18

I liked the cave sequence in the 4th series where you had the room with the icy bridge (and sometimes the brilliant mogdred) followed by the transporter pads.

knightmaredave · Post by **knightmaredave** » 03 Mar 2008, 09:06

that's a difficult one really there are so many to choose from.
I really liked the cvernwights rooms in level 3 or maybe even medusa stare lol

FwjRam · Post by **FwjRam** » 03 Mar 2008, 14:53

To add another room i liked the Path of Choice from series six i like that room and thought it was good for teams decideing which quest to go for and that allowed a bit of freedom in the Game

Pooka · Post by **Pooka** » 04 Mar 2008, 13:59

I like Slice-Me-Dice-Me from KMVR. I'd have liked to see a failed attempt at that.

knightmaredave · Post by **knightmaredave** » 08 Mar 2008, 15:12

i really enjoyed the drednaught as a password guardian too he was quite scary!!

Aldude · Post by **Aldude** » 09 Mar 2008, 18:31

Block and Tackle.
My favourite room ever.
Really - it was very simple - just walk in a straight line to the right-hand door.
But with so much going on, it's easy to scare the pants off anybody

FwjRam · Post by **FwjRam** » 10 Mar 2008, 15:29

If any one knows how to post pictures to this thread it would be cool if u do of rooms u like from the series
would be intresing for people too see and who visit this thread

Gizensha · Post by **Gizensha** » 16 Mar 2008, 18:33

I was a big fan of the teleporting pads room from S4, along with the Corridor of Blades.

Play Your Cards Right was quite fun, too.

AriadnesLayer · Post by **AriadnesLayer** » 20 Mar 2008, 15:58

Aldude wrote: Block and Tackle.
It was very simple - just walk in a straight line to the right-hand door.

But to be fair, you only know that because you've watched it. If you were the first team to encounter it, how would you know that the blocks fall from left to right? It's not like the causeways of later series that have a specific code on them. There's no way for the team to know that you just have to walk in a straight line. They don't know which blocks are safe.

Snowcat · Post by **Snowcat** » 25 Mar 2008, 23:53

Old Skool here. The Catacombite and it's lair.

Geeze! That scared the heck outta me the first time! :o

Helvellyn · Post by **Helvellyn** » 27 Mar 2008, 00:25

The Series 3, Level 3 entrance had a very intimidating look to it for reasons I can't quite explain, but are something to do with being far underground, without help being anywhere near. Some real underground tunnels look the same in photos, although thankfully I've not felt quite the same in reality about any I've seen (I'm with a group of possible loonies who explore old mines).

JamesA · Post by **JamesA** » 08 May 2008, 11:07

The Causeways with the Frightknight timer in Series 6 - at least that way the team knew they had to be quick on their feet.

HStorm · Post by **HStorm** » 08 May 2008, 11:39

Ariadne's Layer wrote:
Aldude wrote: Block and Tackle.
But to be fair, you only know that because you've watched it. If you were the first team to encounter it, how would you know that the blocks fall from left to right? It's not like the causeways of later series that have a specific code on them. There's no way for the team to know that you just have to walk in a straight line. They don't know which blocks are safe.

The Block And Tackle should've been retained for later seasons. It was actually a far more effective quest-killer than the CoB, and at least as terrifying. They also could've made it even more difficult; say, make the left exit the only one that is accessible after a while! Imagine the panic that could ensue as the team weighs up whether to chase for the right-hand door and a safer long-term path, or plump for the easier left option, and deal with the greater danger beyond it when they come to it! *Evil grin*

Adzee · Post by **Adzee** » 28 May 2008, 09:45

It has to be the causeway. When I was young I used to feel so nervous for the team that had to guide the dungeoneer over it - especially in level 3!