Talk:Some Like It Cold

Pop Costume + Rock Costume

Anyone know the materials needed to make it?

I completed the quest, but didn't think to take note of the materials. Zenihdrol 17:17, August 7, 2012 (UTC)

• Never mind, the workbench at the Penguin Lair tells you what you need if you don't have them.

Strip of cloth, Black Mushroom ink, Yellow dye and a Crushed Gem. Zenihdrol 17:43, August 7, 2012 (UTC)

GLITCH

There is currently a glitch that appears during the part where you have to make noise they bars are stuck at 50% when you go full circle then at 100% they reset when he appears but never leaves

TYPO

There is also a Typo when he says ahh Piece and quite where it should say "Peace And Quite"

65.60.194.188 18:08, August 7, 2012 (UTC)Chaos65.60.194.188 18:08, August 7, 2012 (UTC)

65.60.194.188 18:08, August 7, 2012 (UTC)Master of all things evil65.60.194.188 18:08, August 7, 2012 (UTC)

Health

There is a bug with the health atm: http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/8655/modnancypots.png

81.83.84.253 18:12, August 7, 2012 (UTC)

Corkscrew

Although i may have missed something here, but, after finishing the quest, i didn't really notice a use for the corkscrew. Its probably something to do with the game board that i didn't see in the chat box, or could it just be a red herring put in to make people question it's use?

Lord Darkman63 18:46, August 7, 2012 (UTC)

It doesn't have a use, just as the sugar cubes and boots and seaweed don't. I thought it would have been used in place of the bowling pin but oh well.

Hoshiyumi (talk) 22:17, August 7, 2012 (UTC)

Hoshiyumi, I believe you are incorrect in saying the corkscrew and sugar cubes don't have a use. The boots and seaweed are just regular items, but if you notice, the corkscrew and sugar cube both have a destroy option which states that you can reclaim them from Teddy, which is interesting considering he didn't give you either of them. Therefore, they seem to have a purpose which Jagex may clue us in about at a later date.

In fact, when you examine the sugar cube, it states "It seems to be humming." which makes me guess it will act similar to the Enchanted Key.

N1ghtshade3 (talk)

Battlefish: one solution or many?

As of revision 6056424, the caption for the image in the section "The Walrus Prison Camp" asserts that there's only one solution for every player. In the section "Escaping", there's yet more information about Battlefish games.

1. Is there one, or are there two, Battlefish game(s) played during the quest?
2. If there's one, should the image's caption state that it's only one of many possible solutions?
3. If there are two, is the first one always the same board?

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19:48, August 7, 2012 (UTC)

There are two games played:

• Once where you and your opponent have equal forces (two 3-square and two 4-square boats) and the enemy uses AI to attack.
• Another where you have a single 4x2 "Mothership" and your opponent has one 4-square and two 3-square ships, if I recall correctly. The enemy picks squares randomly, but you have the added problem of trying to keep your ship patched up while firing.

Magma2050 ^{T C E} 20:44, August 7, 2012 (UTC)

On the final battleship game in the submarine the solution stays the same each time. Remember your hits & then if you die you can get a head start on the game. (I died several times as the game doesn't work too well in fixed screen. Couldn't see health bars etc. so didn't know what was going on.) BTW this game has one 3 and two 4 battlefish. Uffa 64 (talk) 20:49, August 7, 2012 (UTC)