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The Dust Bowl Tractor
by
zoran cullinan
Played 1,304 times
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"Billy's Farm" by Ian Montgomery and Zoran Cullinan The road is a room. The description of the road is "A long road that acts as your path to success.[line break][line break]There is a gate that leads to the farm. Go to the gate. You can jump or climb over it." The gate is east of the road and west of the farm. The gate is a door. Jumping over is an action applying to one visible thing. Instead of going east from the road: say "you cant enter the gate its locked, i should try jumping over it."; move player to the road Understand "jump over [something]" or "climb over [something]" as jumping over. Instead of jumping over the gate: say "You made it over the gate!"; move the player to the farm. The farm is a room. The farm is west of the road. The Hay is an object. The Hay is in the farm. The description of the hay is "Regular hay used to feed the cows. Might be useful later." Newspaper is an object. The newspaper is in the farm. The description of the newspaper is "Giant dust storms cover most of the Midwest, due to the Depression!" Instead of taking the newspaper: say "Giant dust storms cover most of the Midwest, due to the Depression!"; move the Newspaper to the player Looking at is an action applying to one visible thing. Understand "look at [something]" or "read [something]" as looking at. Instead of looking at the newspaper: say "Giant dust storms cover most of the Midwest, due to the Depression!"; move the Newspaper to the player The porch is a room. The Porch is north of the farm. The dog is an animal in the porch. The description of the dog is "It's guarding the door." Instead of going north in the presence of the dog: say "The dog is guarding the entrance and won't let me in! Maybe I can play fetch with it to distract it.[line break][line break](Type 'play fetch with (object)' "; move the player to the porch. Fetching is an action applying to one visible thing. Understand "play fetch with [something]" as fetching. Instead of fetching the newspaper in the presence of the dog: say "The dog runs off in the other direction to fetch the paper!"; move the dog to the farm; move the player to the house. The house is a room. The house is north of the porch. The description of the house is "a rustic little farm house, you can see a rusty key on a rack and a sink." the rusty key is an object in the house. the description of the rusty key is "this has to be the key to get into the barn and how I will get my tractor back" the wooden gate is east of the farm and west of the barn. The wooden gate is a door. It is lockable. It is locked. It is closed. The description of the wooden gate is "the lock on this gate is old and rusty, the key must be rusty as well." the rusty key unlocks the wooden gate. The Barn is a room. The barn is east of the wooden gate. The description of the barn is "your tractor is in the corner and there are a bunch of cows standing in front of a table" the tractor is a vehicle in the barn. The tractor can be turned on. The description is "The FSA which stands for Farm Security Adminitration would give out loans to farmers so that they could purchase tractors." Cows are an animal in the Barn. Instead of giving hay to the cows: Say "The cows move out of the way and start to eat the hay." ; Move hay to cows. Instead of taking silver key: say "the cows are in your way so you cannot grab the silver key" Instead of taking silver key while cows have hay: say "You are now able to grab the silver key" ; move silver key to player the silver key is in the barn. the description of the silver key is "this is the key to my tractor, and now i can turn it on." The tractor can be switched on. Turning on is an action applying to one visible thing. Understand "switch [something] on" or "turn [something] on" as switching on. Instead of turning on tractor: say "The tractor hums to life and starts moving. You drive to the gate!"; move the player to the gate. victory is north of the road. Instead of going to victory: say "you have won and riden away sucsesfuly with your tractor"; end the story finally.
