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From: ir278@sdcc6.UUCP (Paul Anderson)
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Subject: Re: Ultima II help needed (***SPOILER!!***)
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Date: Sun, 21-Apr-85 18:59:58 EST
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=[ Frobozz Magic Line-Eater Bait ]=


     (**SPOILER WARNING!!**)
(**REDUNDANT SPOILER WARNING!!**)


I played and won Ultima ][ about a year ago. 
To keep from exploding after taking off, you need
to be wearing a Power Suit (space is a vaccuum,
remember).

Of all the planets, the only ones you NEED to know are Earth
and Planet X. In case you mis-launch, the co-ordinates of earth
are in big big numbers in the river by the Russian spaceport.
All the information about planet X can be found in a town in
Panagea.

(**SPOILER NOW!!**)

Using Beagle Bros. Byte Zap, I thumbed throught the Galactic Disk
and found the co-ordinates for the other planets.

PLANET   XENO  YAKO  ZABO
------   ----  ----  ----
Mercury    5     4     5
Venus      3     3     4
Earth      6     6     6
Mars       6     2     3
Jupiter    1     3     4
Saturn     2     8     5
Uranus     9     4     6
Neptune    4     0     5
Pluto      0     1     4
Planet X   9     9     9

I think the Sun is at 3,3,3 ... just try not to jump places besides
those above, there aren't any other places to go.

Oh, yes....every jump uses up one tri-lithium. You might misjump,
which will place you randomly. Just try again.

When you land on a planet, the ground will whisk by below your ship.
Press any key when you want to land. It seems you can only land 
safely on grass (plains)...otherwise you die immediately.

Happy travels!
Paul Anderson, UCSD Academic Computer Center