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WOW!! That makes The Longest Journey look like childplay!! I'll download your game right when I can!

We have Danny and Igor and others here .. I can imagine how future amateur adventure games will look like. And Pleurghburg (or whatever, sorry Chrille) proves the unbeliveable atmosphere. I haven't played much of homemade games before .. but I can say it's a bright future for adventure games!!111!!1!!111

Congrats Danny! Keep up the good work.

Sorry for the illogicalness, but I was making this game in a wierd mood (it was meant to be wierd), with no prewritten script but instead, I cook up puzzles whenever I feel like. And I also want something strange and new. (I have stated on the QFC homepage that sometimes it gets unreasonably hard )
Here's the solution to the Jaf problem: (and congrats Alastair, I don't think many people will get to that point )

SPOILER:

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Remember it when the game tells you to save your game because youre going to face Jaf? Well, restore your game and go to the village. Use your sword on the clay hut. After that bring the piece of clay to the lake, wet it and get back to the underground room. Take a look at the small round hole on the right wall, opposite the staircase. Use the wet clay on the hole. Go to the tree with the wriggling-poisonous worm, use the nail on the worm. Go to the ceremony site (dont go down the path to Jaf yet). Put the nail on the path (you'll find out where to put it through trials and errors, cause I won't explain it here. I have to save one last puzzle for you ) Then go face Jaf.

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I'm in Hanoi, the capital of my country, to attend university, and I have to access the Internet from a public service. So I can't be here very often.
Have fun!

PS: I've given part of the solution here, but I'm still expecting your walkthroughs, as stated on the QFC homepage, too. It would be so great if you spend your time on it, cause I will upload your walkthroughs onto the site when I can.

There it is, my little game I wanted to share
www.geocities.com/ohvnaq/

sorry ... um ... how do you run it?