Mysterious Journey II........help needed.

External Since: May 15, 2004 Posts: 263

Here, B.C. <myemailadress@is invalid> wrote:
>
> "Andrew Plotkin" <erkyrath.DeleteThis@eblong.com> schreef in bericht
> news:ft5fug$brb$1@reader2.panix.com...
> > Here, B.C. <my.emailadres.is.invalid> wrote:
> >>
> >> First of all don't you think you're a little late in responding Smile

> >
> > I'll be even later, since I finished the game last night...
> >
> > ...man, those people have no sense of pacing at all. Every puzzle was
> > the hard puzzle. *Equally* hard. Nothing relaxing, nothing to interact
> > with just because it's fun, no easy stretches where the plot is moving
> > along.
> >
> > I mean, I liked any given puzzle. (I had no trouble with the fog maze
> > -- worst problem I had was their supposed logic with the two filters.
> > Went to a walkthrough for that.) But after a couple of hours of
> > playing on any given day, I'd reach a puzzle, stare at it, say "I can
> > tell this is going to be work, and I just don't want to do any more
> > work today."
>
> Do you have the game still on your computer??

No, I finished it and wiped it out. (Normally I keep the save files
when I deleted a game, but they seemed to be eating half a gigabyte --
not sure why -- so I tossed them.)

> I found the saved games, they are still on my computer so I could
> sent you this saved game when I was hanging in nowhere land
> somewhere under the fog maze.

I'm not sure what you think I could do with it. I believe that it
happened. When a 3D game (with a physics engine, even a trivial one)
has a small bug in its world model, it can leave room for you to fall
through the floor. Then you wind up in nowheresville. It happened all
the time in the Myst Online game.

--Z

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External Since: Dec 04, 2007 Posts: 20

"Andrew Plotkin" <erkyrath RemoveThis @eblong.com> schreef in bericht
news:ft69gp$2ct$4@reader2.panix.com...
> Here, B.C. <myemailadress@is invalid> wrote:

> I'm not sure what you think I could do with it.

Nothing I'll guess....I just tried to get up and back to the fog maze but it
didn't work.

>I believe that it
> happened. When a 3D game (with a physics engine, even a trivial one)
> has a small bug in its world model, it can leave room for you to fall
> through the floor. Then you wind up in nowheresville. It happened all
> the time in the Myst Online game.

For me it was the first time............. Wink

Greetings
Barbara