Talk:Sonar-in-a-biscuit

Pluralization

The pluralization is wrong. It should be sonars-in-biscuits. This one implies that when you get another one, you add additional sonars into your original biscuit, which is ridiculous, and not even funny. Also not eleven. --EtzHadaat 16:07, 19 July 2006 (CDT)

• Wrong as in "not what appears in-game" (in which case whoever filled the value in on Template:Plural needs to be spanked), or wrong as in "not what it should be" (which is completely irrelevant in this game - see plurals for items such as kiwi, gibson, Gordon Bennett, zombie pineal gland, basic meat fez, alpha-mail pants, etc.)? For the record, it's still consistent with the plural for chef-in-the-box and other related items. --Quietust 16:38, 19 July 2006 (CDT)
  • In-game: You acquire 2 sonars-in-a-biscuit. There is nothing further to discuss. --Quietust 12:16, 20 July 2006 (CDT)

Drop Rate

Does the sonar-in-a-biscuit only drop if you don't have one already in your inventory? --MedeaMelana 07:37, 27 January 2007 (CST)

• No, unless a change was made recently, but that would be a bit ridiculous I think. There would be no reason for this really. Usually, I wait until I get three or four until I use them for the Boss Bat Quest. --TheDotGamer 21:00, 28 January 2007 (CST)

In Combat

So, y'know that update where these guys unlock the Bat Hole stuff if used in combat?

You crack open the biscuit and waves of high-pitched sound flood the Bat Hole. The reverberations increase in intensity until the entire Hole is shaking, and the wall of rubble to the west of Guano Junction collapses.

(Here, I used a second one outside of the Bat Hole, and I got the usual message. Somewhat obviously, the combat has to be in the Bat Hole for the quest thingy to work.)

You break the biscuit and fill the Hole with high-pitched sound again. This time the sound is evidently exactly the right frequency to shatter the wall of rubble to the east of Guano Junction.

You stand in the place where you are, face south, and crack open another biscuit. Predictably, the waves of sound knock down the last remaining wall of rocks.

Um, I'm not sure how we should format it (plus I'm lazy), so I'll just leave this here. --Deus Ex Machina (Talk) 21:18, 19 November 2010 (UTC)