In the original Riven, if you open the fissure after you refused to enter the trap book and Gehn has it, Atrus does not appear and you just fall into the fissure. This new version, even though you do not have the trap book, when Atrus appears he gets the book from you anyways (bug) and Gehn appears as he does in the other ending.
One difference between this and the original clips is that right before linking into the trap book, Gehn picks up and preps his walking stick/dart gun before linking to Atrus and D'ni.
In the one ending where Gehn is not trapped when you signal Atrus, Gehn throws a book into the fissure, but why? He doesn't know one of the books is a trap. At the end of the 1st Myst game, you meet Atrus on D'ni at his writing desk in a circular room with several arched doors. The picture in the trap book shows this room (you can see it scanning the room showing the arched doors and Atrus' desk). Atrus made the book look like you will link to this room, but it actually just traps you inside the book. The book that Atrus uses at the end to leave with Catherine also shows this room where his writing desk is, but is the real one to go to D'ni. The trapping book has a black cover and the book Atrus uses has a brownish cover (allowing him to tell which is which?). Also Atrus puts the book with Gehn trapped in it in his satchel but doesn't take his hand off of it. When he pulls his hand back out, he has the other book in his hand.
@@Uberklocked When you opened the book after trapping Gehn, you did not see Gehn, but just a room. In the 1st Myst, you saw Sirrus, and Achenar trapped in their books. You should see Gehn in this book. How would Catherine and Atrus know you trapped Gehn in the book if they just saw the room in the picture?
In the original Riven, if you open the fissure after you refused to enter the trap book and Gehn has it, Atrus does not appear and you just fall into the fissure. This new version, even though you do not have the trap book, when Atrus appears he gets the book from you anyways (bug) and Gehn appears as he does in the other ending.
You can also trap yourself in D'ni, Tay, and 233 with different results.
One difference between this and the original clips is that right before linking into the trap book, Gehn picks up and preps his walking stick/dart gun before linking to Atrus and D'ni.
In the one ending where Gehn is not trapped when you signal Atrus, Gehn throws a book into the fissure, but why? He doesn't know one of the books is a trap. At the end of the 1st Myst game, you meet Atrus on D'ni at his writing desk in a circular room with several arched doors. The picture in the trap book shows this room (you can see it scanning the room showing the arched doors and Atrus' desk). Atrus made the book look like you will link to this room, but it actually just traps you inside the book. The book that Atrus uses at the end to leave with Catherine also shows this room where his writing desk is, but is the real one to go to D'ni. The trapping book has a black cover and the book Atrus uses has a brownish cover (allowing him to tell which is which?). Also Atrus puts the book with Gehn trapped in it in his satchel but doesn't take his hand off of it. When he pulls his hand back out, he has the other book in his hand.
You can also trap yourself in the book after trapping Gehn and setting him free.
Awesome, thanks for the tip!
@@Uberklocked When you opened the book after trapping Gehn, you did not see Gehn, but just a room. In the 1st Myst, you saw Sirrus, and Achenar trapped in their books. You should see Gehn in this book. How would Catherine and Atrus know you trapped Gehn in the book if they just saw the room in the picture?
I am curious to know more endings.