"Leisure Suit Larry 3" Part 2 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Passionate Patti

Once Larry runs off, the perspective of the game shifts and then you start playing as Passionate Patti. This is one of the first adventure games ever to have multiple protagonists in the same game, even preceding "King's Quest" in this department ("King's Quest" didn't do this until their seventh game). Also, of the popular adventure game series by Sierra, it's the only one besides "King's Quest" with multiple protagonists in the series at all. Lastly, it's the only one besides "King's Quest" with a female protagonist.

Polyester Patti was her name in the second game, but they changed it to Passionate Patti in the third game.

Answer: Patti said her ex-boyfriend's name in bed

After sex, they both fell asleep. Patti whispered to herself that she is going to have to think of a way to tell Arnold (her ex) that she is through with him. Larry heard her say "Arnold" and thought she was thinking about another man while having sex with him, so he ran off, possibly hoping to die. Patti, sleeping soundly, did not notice him run off. So when she woke up and he was gone, she was stunned. Fortunately, she went out to the balcony and saw him running to the bamboo maze, so she knows he went somewhere.

It would make sense that Larry would be afraid that Patti was going to tie him to the bed, because that's what happened to Larry the last time a woman told him that he needed to bring alcohol into the bedroom. But that wasn't the case this time.

Dale is afraid Patti might have an STD, but Larry doesn't get one from Patti.

Answer: Panties

Patti will need all of the clothes if you want a perfect score. If you're just trying to win the game however, you don't need the panties. The purpose of the panties is to throw them onstage while Dale is dancing, to get his attention and to show her appreciation of him. You get points for doing this. But Dale will walk by Patti even if she doesn't throw her panties onstage and she can still talk to him. Even if she couldn't, you don't even need to visit Dale at all to beat the game. The only thing you get for seeing Dale besides points and an extra cut scene is a hint on how to get through the maze. However, the maze can be beaten without Dale's help. Just trial and error and remember where the dead ends are. It may be easier to do what Dale suggests, but it's probably less fun, too.

The other three items, on the other hand, are items you must have. If you make it far enough in the bamboo maze and you are missing any of the three items, you will not be able to win the game.

Answer: No

Even if you know exactly where you are going, no matter how fast you move Patti must have a drink of water to get through the maze. This makes you wonder how Larry got through the maze because Larry did not have a bottle of water with him. You can get Larry to take a drink of water early in the game and get points for it, and then one can assume that one drink is good for the rest of the game.

However, you can also make Patti drink directly from the same water fountain and for some reason it doesn't do her the same amount of good. Maybe Patti loses water more quickly than Larry.

Answer: She uses an elastic piece of clothing

Patti takes off her pantyhose and attaches it to the cliff. Then, she bungee jumps down the cliff on her pantyhose. Her pantyhose eventually break, but fortunately for her she's far enough down by that point that the fall doesn't kill her. How Larry got down the cliff is beyond me.

It's also a wonder how Patti knew Larry went down the cliff. How does she know Larry didn't die in the maze? Yeah she knew how to get through the maze, but how did she know that Larry got through the maze?

Answer: Make a rope

Patti is supposed to make a rope out of the marijuana leaves that she can attach to a rock shaped like a heart. Then she can climb over the chasm.

You can make her smoke the marijuana. If you have never seen this, I would recommend doing it the next time you play, but only right after saving the game. Also, if you thought to make the rope before you thought to smoke the marijuana and you had no outside help with the game, kudos to you.

Answer: Pig

Patti encounters a dancing pig that will leap way up in that air and jump on top of her and kill her if she gets too close. Actually, my favorite part of the entire "Leisure Suit Larry" series, is the music that plays when you see this pig. It's somewhat inappropriately happy, considering it's music for a creature that can kill you, but it is very fun music nonetheless.

Answer: Ride log

There is a log that is cleverly concealed by the reeds. Patti must pull it into sight and ride it down the river. The river is too dangerous to swim. The other choices would be appropriate if this were "King's Quest."

Answer: The skimmer

The object of the mini-game is to avoid the rocks just like the skimmer in "Space Quest 1." The difference is in "Space Quest 1," you can hit up to four rocks and still make it to your destination unless you hit a big rock. In "Leisure Suit Larry 3," if you hit one rock, it's game over.

There are also a few object you can hit besides rocks in "Leisure Suit Larry 3," but regardless, if you hit something, it's game over.

Answer: In a cage

Both Patti and Larry get captured by cannibals and they are about to be eaten. Larry explains to Patti why he ran off. Patti explains that she was just trying to think of a way to leave him. Larry then realizes his mistake, but they have little time to kiss and make up.

Answer: In the Sierra studio

Patti uses a magic marker to draw a doorway that she and Larry can go through to escape the cannibals. The doorway takes them to the Sierra studio. "Leisure Suit Larry" violates the fourth wall more than any other series of games, including "Space Quest."

Answer: Space Quest

When Patti and Larry make it to the "Space Quest" set, they will be floating around until Patti turns off the anti-gravitation device. The other sets you just pass by. One set is not even shown at all.

Answer: Quest For Glory

When Patti and Larry enter the Sierra studios, the first set they see is the "Police Quest" set. Jim Walls and others are designing the next "Police Quest" game when Larry and Patti drop in, forcing them to flee. Larry tramples the model Lytton like Godzilla until he runs into a power line that shocks him and causes him to fall to the floor. Other than that they do nothing here but walk by.

Then, they see the back of the stage. Again, they do nothing here but walk by.

Then they see the "Space Quest" set where there is a puzzle.

Lastly, they reach the "King's Quest" set, and once they make it here, you win! Although with the way the ending is designed, it may take you a while to realize you've made it to the end of the game.

There is no reference to "Quest For Glory" however. Interestingly, "Leisure Suit Larry 2" also has references to the other three series of games but not "Quest For Glory." I don't know why they ignored "Quest For Glory."

Answer: Rosella

When Patti and Larry reach the end of the game, they see the filming of "King's Quest 4." They see the filming of the part where Rosella must climb the whale's tongue. She has a lot of trouble doing it and complains to Roberta Williams. Roberta ignores most of her complaints. But when she points out Patti and Larry, Roberta listens.

Rosella was also one of the barbers in "Leisure Suit Larry 2." Despite that, she does not seem to recognize him, nor does he seem to recognize her. There is a continuity error here. In "Leisure Suit Larry 2," Rosella asks Larry if he has played "King's Quest 4" yet, but in "Leisure Suit Larry 3" they are filming "King's Quest 4." How could Larry have played "King's Quest 4" in the "Leisure Suit Larry 2" era if it hadn't even finished it yet in the "Leisure Suit Larry 3" era? Maybe Rosella was asking Larry if he played the AGI version of the game when she was his barber and then in the "Leisure Suit Larry 3" era they were filming the SCI version.

Answer: Telling the story of his life through computer games

When Roberta discovers that Larry and Patti are in her studio, she is dazed and confused. Patti changes by telling her about her adventures and how they got in the studio. She then tells Roberta that if she hires them, they could write a whole series of adventure games for them. So the game ends with Larry and Roberta making "Leisure Suit Larry 1."

This game has so many fourth wall violations it makes no sense at times.