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Re: Really lame explosions
Posted By: Mark Levin <haveblue@mac.com>	Date: 3/4/00 12:19 p.m.
In Response To: Really lame explosions (David Oosha) > In Descent I and II, Nanosaur, and the Falling Ship level in > Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II, when you lose there isn't some > big-budget armageddon sequence with ceilings crashing down and > fire speeding through hallways like Mount Kurek. It just fades > to &@*#$^% white! If it didn't show the rock at the beginning of > Nanosaur's ending sequence, I'd say it looked more like the > impact of a Dreaming God. Why do people do this Phrik?! I hope > it never happens in Halo. Probably because if you're dead, you're not going to see it ;) I on the other hand don't like long, drawn-out death sequences. Just let me quickly reload the game and try again... > About the Dreaming God, is he a timeless creature making waves? > I read the page suggesting it might be a Wr'kncacnter or > whatever, but it didn't explicitly state that the quote about > waves referred to them. No one quite knows what the "timeless creatures" quote refers to, but it is most likely the Jjaro.

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Really lame explosions	David Oosha	3/4/00 9:48 a.m.
Re: Really lame explosions	Michael Ash	3/4/00 10:38 a.m.
Re: Really lame explosions	Mark Levin	3/4/00 12:19 p.m.