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	Message: : Perplexed by the title? Try it on a latin translator. ;) : If you look at the PowerPathways Screenshot , you'll notice something odd. : On the ground, there lies a dead Nightmare, green as usual. However, still : flying around, there is what appears to be a blue Nightmare. You might : think 'Oh, it must be a Greater Nightmare'. However, the blue here is : darker and more rich in color, and the eyes are yellow like a regular : Nightmare, not like a Greater Nightmare , which has red eyes. : What's so odd about this, you ask? Well, in all levels, the number of Monster : types present is less than or equal to three. From what I can tell, the : game can only have three kinds of monsters on a given level, period. So, : assuming that the dead green Nightmare and the living blue Nightmare are : two different 'types' of monster, that means we have: 1 - Nightmare : 2 - Blue (greater?) Nightmare : 3 - Ooze : 4 - Ghoul : So we have four 'types' of monster on the same level . Technically, this : is impossible given the engine limitations. So the green and blue : Nightmares can't really be different kinds of monster, can they? : But wait, if they're the same kind of monster, why is one green and the other : one blue? Note that one is dead and the other one is attacking. Maybe : Nightmares were originally meant to change colors depending on what : 'state' they were in? Keep in mind that this appears to be a screenshot of : an early version of PiD, so it would make sense for some things to be : different. Perhaps at first, the Nightmare turned blue when it was getting : ready to attack. : That leaves the question of why this color-changing feature was removed. My : first guess is that they thought it would be hard to tell what kind of : Nightmare you were up against at first glance. In other words, the first : time you see a Greater Nightmare, it immediately opens fire at you, and so : it is blue. You think it's a regular Nightmare, but it's not. Thus, the : color-changing feature is removed to avoid confusion. Either that, or : Bungie was having trouble getting the color-change to look nice. : What would it have been like to meet a color-changing Nightmare up close? : What would a conversation with a Nightmare been like back in the days of : PiD v0.0? Oh, the questions. : Cheers, : PerseusSpartacus
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