[寂静岭1]的钢琴迷题谁是自己解出来的

wsdywsdy

以几个鸟对应按建。谁再具体把这个迷解一下
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我玩冒险游戏都是自己解的,记得我看不懂英文,按到有是有5个键是坏的,按下去声音不同,然后自己试的

....忘了顺序.......99年玩的....

攻略是

照顺序左一白键(鹈鹕)最右一白键(鸽子)右一黑键(乌鸦)-右二白键(天鹅)左一黑键(又是乌鸦)可看到乐谱上方银色月亮掉下,

4791919191

记得当年没攻略,在这里困了我2年....2年后无意中在一家游戏店看到了攻略本,马上抄下,兴奋.......后来才知道原来都是按几个没声音的..汗

wsdywsdy

当年我卡在那了，后来在网上查了功略，但感觉这“寓意”太深刻了吧[Replied by WAP]

sunhaolun

我承认我是翻攻略的…………………………

leon2510

不翻攻略的我为这游戏翻了攻略。。。。。。。。。

疯疯兔男郎

调查墙上的乐谱得知一段英文诗：“传说中的无声鸟”。
可以知道有发不出声音的钢琴键。（5个）
再对照诗中5只飞鸟，
结论出以飞鸟飞出的远近高低来代表这5个不发声的钢琴键。
其中还包括点乐理知识。  

钢琴键各键由左到右白键代表的乐理音名：
C（Do） D（Re） E(Me) F(Fa) G(Sol) A(La) B(Se)  

各黑键为C# D# F# G# A#不发声琴键由左至右：
黑1(C#) 白2（D） 白5（G） 白6（A） 黑5（A#）  

诗中飞鸟出场顺序：  
1：最先飞进来的是贪婪的鸭子（Dark），
为了获得赞许，不停地拍动着白色翅膀。
——由鸭子（Dark）英文名推测代表白2（D）键。  
2接着来的是一直寂静的鸽子，尽它可能地飞得比鸭子还要远。
——鸽子也有白色的暗示，所以是离鸭子最远的白6（A）键。  
3：之后飞出的燕子高度，
比鸽子还要更上一层楼，露出笑容翻了一圈。
——比鸽子（A）更高的音只有黑5（A#）键而已。  
4：类迟的是水手海鸥，虽然平凡但很努力，
所以能稍微赢过鸭子。——稍微赢过鸭子的只有白5（G）键。  
5：发呆的乌鸦（Crow）是最后的最后，
不飞不叫睡午觉，悠闲地打鼾又打呼。
——乌鸦是黑色的暗示，英文Crow更已告知是黑1（C#）键。  

最后顺序：白2——白6——黑5——白5——黑1

ytl14304992

这个贴好，记得当时我解开的时候真的很骄傲。。。。。卡住后去找卖 碟的小子，那小崽子竟 以 我不常 在他家买碟的原因拒绝我，气的我差点揍他。。回去楼我拿本英文字典，一个词一个词的对照，最后终于解 出来了，超级开心。。

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nell

这种问题给老外都解不出来，某些人饿

1. The Piano
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Location: The School

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Clue 1:

You don't have to be able to read music to complete this puzzle, but the poem on
the wall has something to do with it.

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Clue 2:

Each verse of the poem corresponds to a note you must press. Take note of the
poem's title, and also the colours of the birds in the poem.

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Full Solution:

You can only press a few keys on the piano, and some of them are broken (they
make a 'click' sound rather than a tone). If you read the poem's title, "A tale
of birds _without a voice_", then you can tell that it refers to the broken
keys. They are C#, D, G, A, and A#. If you can't read music, here's a diagram.
The broken keys are bracketed.

(sigh i can't fix it)


The # symbol is pronounced 'Sharp', if you're interested. And, musicians, I know
that A# should really be 'B flat' but the computer doesn't have a 'flat' key.
What were they thinking of?

Anyway, all the verses describe birds that are either black or white. Keys on a
piano are also black or white, so the colour of the bird in each verse
corresponds to that colour of key. Here is the full poem.

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"A Tale of Birds Without A Voice"

First flew the greedy pelican,
Eager for the reward,
White wings flailing.

Then came a silent Dove,
Flying beyond the pelican,
As far as he could.

A Raven flies in,
Flying higher than the dove,
Just to show he can.

A Swan glides in,
To find a peaceful spot,
Next to another bird.

Finally out comes a Crow,
Coming quickly to a stop,
Yawning and then napping.

Who will show the way,
Who will be the key,
Who will lead to
The silver reward?

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I'll take each verse one by one.

The first verse (the Pelican) is a white key. 'White wings flailing' indicates
that the Pelican did not get far. Therefore the first note is the furthest back
white key, which is D.

In the second verse, the Dove flies 'as far beyond the Pelican as he could'.
This is the white key furthest away from the Pelican at D - this key is A.

A Raven is flying above the Dove in the third verse. There is only one black key
(in fact, only one key) above the Dove, and this is A#.

The fouth verse describes a swan flying in 'next to another bird'. There's only
one white broken key you haven't pressed yet, and it is G, which is next to the
Dove at A.

You only have one key left to press now - C#. The reason for this is that the
crow (a black bird) came 'quickly to a stop'. C# is the furthest back broken
key, and it is also black.

The last verse, despite sounding good in my opinion, means nothing about the
puzzle other than you get the Silver Medallion for solving it.

So the order is: D, A, A#, G, C#. When you enter this, you'll get the silver
medallion.