Re: Myst 5
[Re: Jtiffin]
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05/02/09 07:41 AM
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The Haze
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 MYST V was sold, in about 2005, as The End of Ages. A few of us really loved it but it was thumped fairly harshly by lots of critics.
Last edited by The Haze; 05/02/09 07:43 AM.
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Re: Myst 5
[Re: dadguy]
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05/02/09 11:38 PM
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Robar
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Hi Jtiffin and Dadguy I have to agree with Dadguy about Myst5. It was execellent! I enjoyed it all the way through. But beware the "pedestals". They might make you a bit crazy. Har!
If you haven't played Myst5, methinks you might not have played Myst6. It is truely the best Myst. By a long way. And that's saying a lot. I bought it as URU - Ages Beyond Myst - Complete Chronicles. I have never played a better game. (but play 5 first. It's a honey.)
Alas, I have finished all the Mysts. I've spent the last 2 yrs looking for more of that experience. And belive me I have played some awful bombers. (Plus a few gems.)
Suggestions for Myst-like games would be heartily looked at.
Cheers Robar
Last edited by Robar; 05/02/09 11:56 PM.
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Re: Myst 5
[Re: Jtiffin]
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05/05/09 10:28 PM
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Robar
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Jtiffin Did you play "To D'ni"? It's the second expansion pac for URU. As usual it was really good.
Gamenut I have a similar problem, a very badly damaged wrist. Have you tried a trackball rather than a mouse? It requires a lot less effort because you're not pushing it around all the time. I use my thumb, middle and little fingers only, and my hand rests on the device. My arm doesn't need to move. When you drive a mouse, your arm from fingers to shoulder is constantly moving. Since the trackball never moves, you never have to glance to find it. Your hand soon learns where it is and just goes there auto. If you're interested, the trackball I use is a Logitech Marble Mouse. Depending on how your hand works, you might look at a thumb ball device. I use a finger ball, and find it more accurate as a pointer. But of course it's always whatever works best...
Oh yeah, I had a bad time with the drawing in M5. I called them the evil pedastals. And they truely were EVIL! But, I gotta say it was great. I always viewed it as a pre-URU journey. Cheers Robar
Last edited by Robar; 05/05/09 11:45 PM.
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Re: Myst 5
[Re: gamenut]
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05/06/09 04:53 PM
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Jenny100
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..i never did get a page in one of the Eders (one with fish)..it was on a grassy ledge .you had to jump to tops of stones..and that i never could get done.. rats!..and got stymied near the end so never got to finish the Uru complete chronicles...I will perhaps go back to it again one day. You don't really need that page to finish the game. It gives you a rug in your Relto, but you don't need that to finish the game.
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Re: Myst 5
[Re: gamenut]
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05/06/09 11:45 PM
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Robar
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Gamenut Ah yes the BIG ball. I remember mine well. My first machine was an Apple IIe. (serial #00035!) My second was a 386 that came with a Kraft trackball. The ball was as big as a snooker ball as best I remember! The ball was great, but the buttons were annoying. When I finally got a 486, Logitech made the Marble Mouse. I still use them on all of my machines. (the 486 is still running perfectly!) Whenever I use a strange machine with a mouse I feel like a klutz.
It is a shame that the Myst journey has ended. I am starting to think maybe a bit of pestering might get noticed. There are a LOT of us out here who would grab a copy of Myst 7 in a second. There are about 7,000 Boomers(?), and Cyan Worlds and UBISOFT have ears. So do Rand and his bro. They kept their finger on the whole thing. Commercially, I didn't understand why they put an end to such a masterpiece. Perhaps if we were clamering for more they might think about it. Myst 7. What a nice thought. I'd buy it in a nanosecond. Ya know, I think I'm gonna start the PESTERING! Wanna join in? No more whining about Myst. We should make a bit of noise about it. Waddia tink? Cheers Robar
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Re: Myst 5
[Re: monbron]
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05/08/09 12:16 AM
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Robar
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Monbron I got a factory copy from Amazon. $30 cdn. And yes, you have serious Myst to look forward to! You'll have fun in 4 and especially 5. Spire was superb! Think of them as basic training for the URU experience! One of the great aspects of URU is that you can re-visit at will. Your Relto lets you go anywhere without using gamesaves and all that hassle. Cheers Robar
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