If Rufus comes too close to the bird when trying to draw water from the basin, he will react unusually aggressively. Unfortunately, grandma’s poultry are enough. Then press the red one stud in the middle of the sink mixer and the broth ends up in the Pool. Now just press the flush and you have already proven the water in the treatment system and at the same time that ornamental birds are quite capable of diving. The problem becomes clear in a matter of seconds and you can restart the toilet by using the Current reverser Expertly installed from your inventory into the box. Briefly at the box of the Flushing Fumbled and the birdie lands in the bowl and you have a clear view of the electrics. As you will find out when you open the door, however, the toilet electrical system recently failed due to a critical defect caused by a bird strike. It’s in Grandma’s house in the water purifier Toilet to find. Water is also used for extinguishing on Deponia. So you have to put out the little smoldering fire somehow to get to the hammer. If you want to pick up the hammer now, Rufus will only burn his paws – of a burned child. So you grab the hammer again and watch Rufus pulling the tablecloth away and tucking it away in a chain of unfavorable circumstances, while doing the same lamp knocks over and sets the table on fire. After you have separated the ornamental bird and the tool again with the greatest care, it peeps Hammer handle from under the work table, while grandma’s little bird goes to the quiet place – more or less voluntarily. Fortunately, nobody noticed and you can fix the damage without causing a stir. Unfortunately Rufus had a little mishap with Grandmas while testing the hammer Opfipieps. Collect both items and you can go back to work.
Click on it to open the box and find the familiar one Current reverser as well as the required hammer. As it should be, the hammer is neatly stowed in the Toolboxwhich he placed on the floor to the right of the work table (directly under the flower box). If you talk to Grandma Utz or the doc, the gray-bearded hobbyist will tell you where he keeps his precious tools. Already you become the new topic of conversation for the two of them and learn, in addition to the improved character traits of Rufus, why you were looking for the Doc in the first place: you wanted his hammer borrow to supposedly repair Captain Bozo’s ship. You start at the Oma Utz home, where Doc is stopping by for a chat, and literally burst into their lively conversation. The following flashback is your entry into the game.
And with a – how could it be otherwise – quite chaotic situation in which you – aka Rufus – Goal explains how it came about. This is especially interesting for those who only dive into the history of the junk planet with the second part – Chaos on Deponia – because the story of Rufus and goal in the fight against Cletus and the Organon continues seamlessly. Left mouse button = pick up object, press button, lift, drag etc.ĭouble click with the left mouse button on the path for screen change = Switches immediately to the new area (skips the tedious run of Rufus)Īfter the completely unexpected end of the tutorial, you will briefly learn the storyline of the first part so far. M = speech output (dialog texts) on / off Spacebar = shows all objects that you can interact with. Here is an overview of the most important commands: Anyone who still knows the control commands from the first part can confidently skip the tutorial by clicking on the X on the right-hand side of the screen, basically nothing has changed.
Even Rufus is noticeably enthusiastic about it. Have fun on your way through Deponia 2!Īs in the first part, you start in ? Chaos on Deponia ? first with a little tutorial that should bring you closer to the very simple controls. Our walkthrough explains exactly how all puzzles work and how you can solve the mini-games. In this solution you will find all the tips and tricks you need to solve Deponia 2: Chaos on Deponia. Deponia 2 picks up where the first part ended and it hasn’t gotten any easier.
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