ganbare anon-san :)

>>12544476
If the mechanism uses a plate to insert in a corresponding compartment, then there is no lock to pick.

Moron.

also
>complaining about logic in a game where in medieval Japan you can go to the airport and order a cheeseburger while talking to rabbit people with Simon Belmont in your party before UFOs come to land next door

>>12544485
the most insane reasoning i've ever seen for calling someone a moron in my life. it's magic btw, so you clearly didn't even play this game

https://youtu.be/7Y6yTzEAm6U?si=eXR7wohBt9EWjBI3&t=6042
>>12544491
that doesn't mean chests should be unlocked with "shattered plates" to GET A KEY WHICH YOU THEN USE TO UNLOCK A GATE 5 SECONDS LATER. pure nonsense

>>12544503
>the most insane reasoning

It's adventure game logic but it's logic nonetheless. Again, if the chest opens thanks to pressure applied by the plate in a specific compartment made for it, then there is no lock and your lockpick is useless.

>>12544659
>Again, if the chest opens thanks to pressure applied by the plate in a specific compartment made for it, then there is no lock and your lockpick is useless.
which has absolutely nothing to do with a sealed chest opening through magic

>>12544476
>try to use retarded shit i saw on youtube to get attention
>get attention but not the kind i was expecting
>why are children like this

>>12544865
what

Is this some kind of Monkey Island Monkey Wrench situation where it makes sense as a sort of pun/word play/reference in the original region it was made in but doesn't translate outside of that?

>>12545046
apparently it's a reference to something in the main series, which is what;
>>12544485
was talking about. it makes absolutely no sense in the context of the game because they didn't use a different sprite for these special chests

>>12544885
>what
lol

>>12545891
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