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Make your way to the exit asap before Rory gets spotted by enemies. At the other side he gives Lone Wanderer a final word and leaves.

[Bug] Keep holding[FORWARD]during map transition, since Rory fails to appear quite often due to him and Lone Wanderer sharing the exact same coordinates on entry.

[Bug] At times character also likes to forget his lines and will remain squatted on the spot, retaining his follower role. [FAST TRAVEL]to any location should let him tag along. Note that upon completion of Rescue from Paradise he will switch straight to his post-quest dialog, taking player's control over him away. EDIT: to prevent this bug from happening, make a [SAVE] before reporting to Squirrel of Forty leaving his post.

St. Vincent and the Grenadines is a stunning chain of islands that most call paradise and dream of getting to not escape from! Yet, a few months ago we needed to escape from paradise. You see, St. Vincent is a volcanic archipelago. Surprisingly, the volcano on the main island blew for the first time in over 40 years. Therefore, our escape from paradise was not an easy task.

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The day that the volcano erupted we were enjoying our favorite beach on Canouan. But the news came quickly of the devastation on St. Vincent. People were being evacuated from the north. Meanwhile, due to the heavy ash, the airport was shut down. Obviously our hearts went out to the many people affected by this disaster. Given that the only helpful thing we could do was donate to the Red Cross , that is what we did.

Undoubtedly we had the privilege of being south of the main island. And our flight out was not for another 2 weeks. So at this point, an escape plan had not even crossed our minds. Moreover we still had not seen the major jewels of this exquisite archipelago. As a result of the heavy ash we wanted to continue as far south as we could. Thus we took the next ferry to glorious Union Island.

Union Island is the major most southern island of this nation. Although small, it offers amazing beaches and serves as a jumping off point to nearby Mayreau, Palm Island, Tobago Cays and Petit St. Vincent. Therefore we found ourselves in heaven. After all who cares about a quickly approaching flight from a closed airport when you are having this much fun?! Yet little did we know that we would need to find a way to escape from paradise.

Rob suggests that we take a look on Canadian and US government websites. Perhaps there is something to help us there. And voila, we find a rescue cruise ship set to depart from the port of St. Vincent the next day. Yay! However, within a few clicks we realize that the registration for the boat closed 1 minute ago.

As will be endlessly discussed in a thousand Best Games of 2007 lists, Portal was more than the sum of its parts. It's just a puzzle game about jumping through holes, if you ask me. Of course, there's no question that Valve's baby could have ended up technically impressive yet emotionally bland in lesser hands. Instead, excellence in the form of a sharp, witty script and an inspired design aesthetic (collapsing brilliantly from order into chaos in parallel to the sanity of your nemesis) nailing it on the head perfectly.

Escape From Paradise City is the spiritual sequel to Gangland, an RTS/RPG hybrid mobster game from a few years back that passed most of us by like an X-Factor winner's career. This new game is set in the same city as the last title but expunges the Mafia connections for comic-book-style street brawls with a silly piece of sci-fi fluff stuck in its belly button. What starts out as an urban gangland story that wouldn't look out of place in any wannabe Grand Theft Auto clone mutates into vampire nonsense towards the end. It matters not: the plot's a watery soup and the supernatural element has absolutely no bearing at all on the main objective of the game. That is, to take control of each level's map by capturing various neighbourhoods one-by-one in a manner slightly reminiscent of the gang fighting feature found in San Andreas.

Like GTA, Paradise City is set in a detailed, bustling world, full of vehicles and pedestrians talking inanely and going about their business. But it contains nothing of GTA's humour or inventiveness. The gritty cartoonish graphics down at pedestrian level hold up to scrutiny, but you'll most likely spend your time zoomed out anyway. It's easier to look over the city in order to scope what's going on in battles than in amongst the fracas with its fiddly direct control. There's also no real diversion from map to map: buildings and objects get recycled frequently, pieced together with little imagination, and each level looks remarkably like the others.

Over the duration of sixteen levels, you're forced into the blood-splattered shoes of three different characters initially hired by the government to do their dirty work: bearded lothario Porter favours big guns; the fat, swarthy Ukranian Boris uses smaller firearms; and sassy Latino brawler Angel something blunt or sharp. Trust me, though, there's really no discernible difference between them aside from the soundbites they spout. Killing enemies gains each character experience points to upgrade their stats, but an easily-reached cap per level limits how much you can manually advance, preventing you becoming too powerful too soon. In fairness, progress is satisfyingly constant during the game's short length, but it's difficult to see the effect of such upgrades when you're ultimately killing exactly the same sort of enemies at the higher levels as you did at level 1, only with a lot more hitpoints.

As for the territorial battles, the main method of conquest is nothing more complex than making a beeline to the each area's gang HQ, offering its defenders a tasty bullet souffl, then wearing down their boss until his health bar says he's ready to relinquish his hood over to you. Do so and you automatically start to earn money from that area's business ventures as well as trait points to spend on upgrading your character's skills.

Earn enough points and this eventually gives you the right to a henchman or two to watch your back (apart from Boris who starts with one off the bat). They're an essential part of combat, and also infuriating to boot. For starters, they have no sense of self-preservation, and constantly require your direct intervention to stop them fighting themselves into an early grave. They also have a tendency to dumbly chase a sole wounded enemy right into a large group of his friends and bring them all back to kill you. Stupid henchmen. That sort of thing doesn't go down at all well in the middle of a hectic gun battle. On a slightly more positive note, though, your group's pathfinding skills are pretty good (on maps made of angular streets and alleys, mind). You also heal automatically and quickly whenever you're not in combat instead of mucking about with medkits.

A Turtle's Tale 2: Sammy's Escape from Paradise (titled Sammy's Great Escape in the UK, Sammy 2 everywhere else; Dutch: Sammy's avonturen 2, literally "Sammy's adventures 2") is a 2012 English-language Belgian-French animated film sequel to the 2010 animated film A Turtle's Tale: Sammy's Adventures. The sequel features the voice talents of Kaitlyn Maher, Khary Payton and Carlos Alazraqui.

Sammy and Ray are supervising their new grandchildren, when seagulls attack them and both Sammy and Ray and two of their grandchildren Ella and Ricky are captured on trawler. While Ella and Ricky are separated and sent to the seabed, Sammy and Ray are taken to an aquarium with Lulu, a crazy lobster and Jimbo a bug-eyed blobfish. Escape plans are run and tried by the leading seahorse Big D. Ella and Ricky set out with Annabel and Margaret, the pink octopus mother and daughter in order to rescue their grandfathers, getting chased by a pair of barracudas when they get there. After much communication trouble, Ella and Ricky interpret from Sammy that in order to escape the aquarium several squids expel ink into the ventilation system, while all the aquarium inhabitants play dead. Before initiating the escape plan, Sammy and Ray get the tyrannical Big D out of the way. The reluctant aquarium manager opens the emergency doors allowing all sea creatures out to freedom.

The soundtrack for the film includes various songs by various artists, including the musical score for the film from Ramin Djawadi. American country singer Darius Rucker contributed the song "True Believers", which is included in the original soundtrack[3] and the North American direct-to-video release of the film. Greyson Chance's song "Stranded" is instead heard in the releases of the film outside of the US and Canada.

You are a castaway, lost and alone on a deserted island. Though this island is a nearly perfect paradise, you need to escape the island in time to file your taxes! Paddle your raft off the island and attempt to escape through the dangerous waves! Watch out for deadly rocks while, maybe, trying to save your best friend, Nelson! Friends, after all, are helpful for passing the time.

The latest version has been wrapped and polished a bit from the game jam release. It's not a full game yet -- it needs more levels and/or puzzle solving for that -- but it might qualify as a minigame now.

After about 9.5 hours of flying we deplaned to a locked seating area where we waited about an hour as they cleaned and refueled the plane for the next leg of our journey. After another 9.5 hours to Paris, I had a 3.5 hour layover before heading back for 7.5 hours to Newark, New Jersey. This plane was pretty empty and I told the flight attendants my experiences and my crazy trip to get home, so they took great care of me. Before my last leg from Newark to Denver I was supposed to have a couple hour layover but was able to get on an earlier flight. So after a 3.5 hour flight the wheels touched down and I was home. I knew with all of the time zone changes I would never be able to keep track of how long I had been flying so right when we pushed back from the gate in Tahiti, I started the timer on my watch. I stopped it when we touched down in Denver and it read a few seconds short of 38 hours. 17dc91bb1f