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Re: RED Volunteers: How big's your can? | ||
Posted By: Steve Levinson | Date: 4/20/04 7:12 p.m. | |
In Response To: RED Volunteers: How big's your can? (Mark Levin) I almost forgot to respond to the post for the level itself. : You've finally penetrated to the very heart of Michael's chariot, and reached
it's not really that bad. Yes, you'll likely fail a few times before succeeding, but the only thing that makes that even matter is the hellish room you had to pass through to get here. The key is speed - hit the switches quickly and you won't have to deal with the mettaloids much at all. : Your objective is to hit a number of switches in the arena, some at
There are only 4 key switches that must be hit to provide access to that final switch. They may be at different levels, but they are paired so that finding the first one makes the rest fairly easy. Hitting each switch causes an explosion and at least it seems a significant reduction in the monster level. I think there may also be a monster freeze mechanism here, but I'm not sure why. : These switches, however, can only be toggled by the second trigger of the
Same for me. This might be something worth considering changeing in v. 1.1, depending on how people feel. : As you run down this hallway, the place fills with flames
This is exactly the same effect used in Nothing's too big to Nuke if you wait around too long. : The final screen describes your escape from Michael's chariot, your spirit
Quite the contrary - you remember the carnage fondly. Meet Michale II. Perhaps now you are a W'rkncacnter. : The "secret room" on the level is part of the 4 switch mechanism-
Yup. At first I thought that perhaps the wall is really a fake wall, but it clearly isn't. This is a case of the reaver glove beeing too powerful for the game engine's physics capabilities. : There are 2 levels left in the scenario that got skipped earlier because I
Which, of course, is Ian's Beige G3 Mac. : Up from the Depths... 30 stories high... makes
Me neither - anyone else want to comment on this? |
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