Part 5: Udoiana Raunes: Update V - Ramble In The Jungle

Right, so now we have two of the three parts of the School Regulation Stone, and we only have one left to get. Only one problem: We don't have a fucking clue where to find it. We know it's with Schaffer, but we have no idea where he is. What we do however know is that we still have to fix Dad's TV, clearly a very pressing issue with the school system of Germany being on the verge of destruction by the insurrection of students with fascist ideologies. However, when we attempted to fix it, we were thwarted by a lack of light. Well, no longer! We now have a lighter, and it's got fuel, too! So off to the Amazon we go!

And here we are, with that bird still there and the TV decidedly un-fixed. But first...
>Use lighter


Marvelous. Anyway, so we just use the lighter to light up whatever area we're at right now, so let's head inside the cabin and try that again.


Now that the place has been properly illuminated, we can take a closer look at all of the parts. This essentially means that you're pixelhunting across the TV with nothing really to go by to guide you visually. We find a transistor, a light bulb, a battery... and a charred bit of cable! This must be the problem.
>Take charred cable



Hooray!


Er... what? So, it seems that just rummaging around an electrical device might actually screw some things up and give you quite a bit of a shock. However, what one could not assume would happen is that the jolt would send you jolting through the air, crashing into a tree house that just so happens to have Schaffer in it.



- The school has been taken over by a brutal student regime!
- Please give me your School Regulation Stone!
- How did you get up here, Mr. Schaffer?




If we ask that question, we get another set:

- Where did all these books come from?
- So how do you get back down from here?




And finally, what we originally came here for:


Alright, we're done!

Whoops. Well, we could still pick it up, we just need to get down. And that we achieve by the most logical way possible:

Stand on a branch until it breaks. Now that we're back down here, let's pick up that piece of the School Regulation Sto-

...god damnit. Now, you'll notice that the satellite dish has gone a bit floppy on us. We'll have to fix that, but we also still need to gather the items Raunes Senior sent us to get.

Well, it turns out that now, there is a package just laying around in Schaffer's office back at the WHG.
>Take package

And now we have a package! We also have some resistors from when we fucked around with the TV back in the Amazon.
>Look at resistor

>Look at package

What a coincidence, indeed. While we're here, we also need to talk to Jablonski one more time.

This time around, we have a new dialogue option to pick.


Physiognomy, if you're wondering, is "the assessment of a person's character or personality from his or her outer appearance".

We're back in a dialogue puzzle, so I'll just keep things short and go along the correct path, since the usual result of getting things wrong is just getting dropped back to the beginning.
- While we're on the subject of physiognomy...
- Being called an original isn't necessarily a compliment.
- Mr. Jablonski, you eat too much!


That being "a branch of biology dealing with the study of the form and structure of organisms and their specific structural features".

- Morphology is the research of the form of creatures.
- Morphology is the research of the nutrients of creatures.
- Morphology is the research of the behavior of creatures.
- Morphology is fun!


...is "is the scientific study of the normal function in living systems".

- Physiology is philosophy.
- Physiology is physiognomy.
- Physiology is psychology.
- Physiology is fun!


...which is "is the study of microscopic organisms, those being unicellular (single cell), multicellular (cell colony), or acellular (lacking cells)".

- Microbiology is not botany!
- Microbiology is not zoology!
- Microbiology is not anthropology!
- Microbiology is fun!







And now we have... a "Lettimznetop-Adapter"? What the fuck does that mean? That is not a German word at all! That doesn't even remotely sound like anything I've heard before! And when I enter it into Google, the only two things that pop up are the FAQ I was using to complete this game (for there is only one FAQ) and some weird Russian site mentioning potency pills - in German, they're called "Potenzmittel"... hold the fuck up. "Lettimznetop" is "Potenzmittel" backwards! Spoilers - we're going to be using this thing to fix the satellite dish and get it fully... erect again. Jesus Christ, I only now got that.
>Look at Ekojkcid adapter

Are the results that wonderful, Raunes? Anyway, we have the package, we have the part needed to fix the satellite dish, let's head back to the Amazon!

Now, we need to use the Ekojkcid adapter somewhere on this screen to fix the dish. We can't get back up to it. Where do we use it?
...right here:

Just some random spot indoors.
>Use Ekojkcid adapter with satellite connector


Hallelujah, the dish is back in all its rigid glory. And finally:
>Give package to Henry Raunes Sr.

Erm, OK, that was not the result I was expecting. Guess I need to talk to him first.
>Talk to Henry Raunes Sr.

- Father, all your orders were fulfilled as ordered.
- Do you know where the rock that fell into the river earlier went?
- So, dad! And where's my thanks?







- Father, you have it. I know it!
- I need this stone, father.
Pretty sure there's no difference here.



- It will defeat fascism. Death to the old Nazis!
- It will restore the humanist education system.
- It contains the original recipe for Pizza Funghi!
And at this point I'll just pick the right answer. Strap yourselves in, folks, this one's going to get long. There's some more "choices" along the way I'll just cut out since they're more of the "either continue or end the dialogue" variety and aren't really interesting.







Ladies and gentlemen, we have tears. And we also have a really fucking massive wall of text Jesus Christ what the fuck happened back there? Looks like a mixture of the speech at the end of The Great Dictator and some original stuff that just will not end, like somebody's being paid by the word or something. See, this is what happens when you make a comedy game in Germany and involve fascism, especially within the confines of school. You need to make double damn sure that the end makes it wholly clear that it's BAD BAD BAD. Not drilling it into the head of your players could end badly. That's also why we have the disclaimer at the beginning of the game. Reminder - text only goes about six or so words at a time. This block up there took several minutes. Alright, let's get to the end of this.



And there we go. Only one thing left to do.
>Use School Regulation Stone with two School Regulation Stones



This brings us back to the WHG, and now that we have the power of regulation...

OH GOD. What was that about there being room for everyone again?

And of course, we need to get a debrief from old Humboldt here.



DUN DUN DUNNNNN. And that's the first Udoiana Raunes game! As the credits tell us, Zwanzger did every single graphic, did the story, led the project and had the idea. Wagner did the programming and also worked on the story. Winkler did the music, and Matthias Bermuth, a new name to us, did the sound programming.

The game was largely borrowing gameplay elements from the Monkey Island and Indiana Jones games by Lucasarts, to the surprise of exactly nobody.

Finally, here's a whole bunch of greetings. And that's it! However, that is not the end of Udoiana Raunes's adventures!

Next time, we'll be taking a look at the second Udoiana Raunes game, released in May of 2005, eight whole years after the first one, running on the same engine of the first game, where he tries to get Lucas and Spielberg to make another Indiana Jones movie, and you know it's going to be great just from that description!
Also, for added fun, go back and see just how many items we never used! Hint: It's a whole fucking lot!