So, the game snaps you to what it thinks is the closest node.īy saging into D'ni, we actually physically place ourselves somewhere else in the room, and then switching to Classic snaps our position to right in front of Atrus's desk, facing to the left.
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They also had to come up with a way of handling when you switch from free roam to classic but you're not exactly on top of a node used in classic movement. When rM:ME was created, the game developers implemented the two movement systems, classic and free roam. That is why he loaded the save immediately after linking. Doing so changes your physical location in the Age you are entering. There's a glitch in rM:ME called saging, and it's when you create a save file standing in a particular location, then transition into a different Age and immediately reload that save file. It's a movement glitch that exists in this particular version of the game, and it's actually the second half of a larger movement glitch. That's what the Uru storyline is supposed to be. But then in the future, they create "sequels" to the OT, except they aren't dramatized, they're actually straight-up documentaries showing the fallout of that long ago far away conflict. And maybe they don't actually know what Darth Vader's suit of armor looked like, so they made it up. Maybe Luke lost a big chunk of his arm, but they could only budget for a robotic hand. Except that, because of budget and historical inaccuracies and etc, certain events in the movies aren't how it actually happened in real life. Then in the 1970s, humans discovered physical evidence and historical documents from that galaxy far far away, and used those documents to make movies that were dramatizations of those events. Going to your Star Wars analogy, think about this: A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away, the events of Star Wars transpired. From an in-world perspective: The game Myst is a computer game released in 1993 representing events that took place in 1806. No no, it's just that, officially, in the canon of Uru especially, those things you experienced were actually games and novels. Let's plays or streams will no longer be allowed.Only post something that contributes to the conversation: video essay, design analysis, let's analyze, etc.Please post if you genuinely think the community will enjoy it. It's a place to discover new puzzle games and highlight the developers who make them. Please don't spam, or you will be banned.For example, what makes your game special? What's your hook? Tell us why you made the game and why we should play it. Please describe the game you are posting about.You may add "" to the beginning of a post's title, or simply say so in the main body, if it's a text post, or in the comments, if it's a link. Make it clear that you are the developer.As a general rule, only post a game that we can play: a demo or released game.Post work-in-progress titles to the "Upcoming Releases" thread to be featured there (or if it's archived message the moderator(s)).If someone or something makes you feel uncomfortable or unwelcome, please message the moderator(s).What makes the game unique or interesting? If you are recommending a game, don't just post a link.Try not to steer the conversation too far from puzzle games.Please do not use harmful language and respect your fellow redditors.R/puzzlevideogames is welcome to everyone, regardless of age, gender, gender identity and expression, religion, nationality, race, sexual orientation, disability and physical appearance. r/abstractgames - two-player combinatorial games.r/adventuregames - point and click games.False Realism: Physics-based Puzzle Design.
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