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Lechucks Fortress Acid Pit Bug

Arqade Asked by Mokubai on July 14, 2021

I have recently started playing Monkey Island 2: Special Edition on Steam and have finally gotten to LeChuck’s Fortress and have been hovering over the acid pit.

After some length of mindless messing about I fell into the acid and died so after a short cutscene with Elaine I am returned to hovering over the acid pit, this time with no cursor and no way of doing anything except bringing up the menu or changing to “old school” graphics mode. No inventory, no way to interact with anything, nada.

My problem is that in exiting the game it saved over the autosave and now I have no way to go back even a few minutes.

This is 75% into the game and I really don’t want to have to play through the entire thing just to get back to this point.

I’ve found a couple of threads on the Steam forums that seem to indicate that LucasArts consider this a “will not fix” bug.

Does anyone know of a way around this or where I can find a saved game just after (or just before) this point?

2 Answers

Triggered by Alex I had another look around and on the thread I linked in my question some kindly soul had posted a link to a 4shared file which had a nice comprehensive saved game with saves at all the major points in the game. I now have a save that appears to be moments before this bug occurs.

For those who may come across this in the future the file is at http://www.4shared.com/file/p3so33m4/MI2SEsaves.html

Simply open the archive and extract the "32460" directory in its entirety to your Steamuserdata%STEAMID% directory. Backup your current 32460 directory if you like, though I'd consider it optional as the "dead" save is pretty much useless.

Correct answer by Mokubai on July 14, 2021

An update was released in July which probably fixed this: TalesOfMI.net article

It's not explicitly mentioned as the acid pit bug but they mention addressing certain 'cursor issues'. Some of the comments on that page indicate that it was indeed fixed with this patch.

If you happen to test it and can confirm either way, let me know and I'll update this answer.

Answered by Alex on July 14, 2021

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