Let's Play Myst V: End of Ages Part 4 - Tahgira
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
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Game Description:
The Grand Finale of the greatest adventure! Decide the fate of a civilization in this triumphant final chapter to the Myst saga. Embark on an epic journey into the heart of a shattered empire as the only explorer who can still save it- or destroy it with the wrong choices.
Whether you’re a longtime Myst fan or new to the series, the Grand Finale is an epic adventure you won’t want to miss.
Key features:
Developed by the original creators of Myst: Rand Miller and Cyan Worlds bring you the ultimate chapter in a series already renowned as the pinnacle of adventure gaming.
Explore vast 3D worlds with an easy click of the mouse: Improved point-and-click interface offers several options to accommodate your exploration style.
Interact with the world like never before: The innovative new slate lets you communicate with mysterious creatures and manipulate the world around you.
The characters of Myst brought to life: New facial mapping technology brings characters to life with unprecedented emotion and expressiveness.
The ones who came and populated the D'ni city were ... us. The explorers who followed the DRC. The players of UrU. It's hard to get a sense for it now, but for a few months during the open Beta it actually started to feel like a city waking up with people.
D'ni really isn't wheelchair friendly. Once you mentioned the weird door dome, I can't stop seeing it!
@20:49 I haven't figured out what to do with those stone Etch-a-Sketchs yet.
Keith The Thumbnail says part 5 while the title says part 4. Mistakes happen lol
You should play the Siberia trilogy it’s Similar to myst
Yeah, Siberia is very good, one of my favorites.
The first two are really good. Best to stay away from the third if Im honest.
Question as someone who has no experience with Myst series and randomly decided to check out midway tru let's play.
Myst Books. The official In Reall World ones. They are story pieces right? Novels.
Q: Are there Myst books irl that desribe Ages? (that's the name for worlds right?). Like a translation of D'near into english for example that's basically history of a planet? or certain geographical region. the way, for example, Conan collection starts. With description of the world. It's land mases, it's nations, it's flora and fauna, changes it undergone over time. Pictures painted with words about rivers and lakes, forest and meadows, mountains and hills.
and if not why no? It's not a novel concept in literature and seems like something perfect for this series.
(is middle of night and im bored)
The Myst books are mostly Lore. The Language, the people and the name of the city are all called D'ni (pronounced Done Knee) There are Wikis on the Ages, if you look at Wikipedia. Hope this helps.
Well, there was a collectible Riven art book. And strategy guides.
D'ni is a fully realized fictional language, but Cyan has never released a complete lexicon. We have a bunch of things that are partially translatable and every so often they'll release some new D'ni words. The Myst books are mostly backstory about what happens before and between the games. If you're looking for the D'ni language, the best resource available is : www.eldalamberon.com/dni_dict.htm
there isnt really much of a story. As you expect, its more of a slow description of things and events. the plot happens to the books, the plot is not the books. I think thats what Kieth struggles with. its not meant to be your typical dystopic or romance novel. Its just background information and, personally, i liked the book of atrus (you can down load the audiobook for free). Theres a lot you can glean from it that really enriches the games.
They do explain how the Ages are written, but they never really show you. Which makes sense. That would be like asking a historical record of Zuckerberg to show how he invented facebook when what you want is the biography of the man and his family. (dont ask me why i chose zuckerberg. i just did. lol)
@24:45 or if you're supposed to be making them at all?
@17:15 Oh look, it's Charles Emerson Winchester III.
The Bahro are a bit shy I guess
It's not so much a sequel to the first four games as a sequel to Uru. After Ubi canceled Uru Live this game was cobbled together from content that was in preparation for Live to tie up loose ends and provide some sort of conclusion of the main story arc. I suspect this is much simplified from what Live would have given us. For example, we never learn what the heck was going on with Guildmaster Kadish and his apparent resurrection by Yeesha. He was clearly going to be a major character, having been introduced in the first part of the game and being the driving character for most of what we learn in Path of the Shell. And we never find out any more about Calum, how he survived the Fall and managed to return to D'ni, who murdered him, why he was murdered, and what Yeesha did to the murderer.
Except Uru took place roughly 200 years after these events. In Uru, Yeesha had already dealt with falling into the temptation.
The prologue was up to the first book. You pretty much did the whole yeesha story before doing any other information.
Enjoy your content Keith. What is the closing song from? i love it, but can't place it.
p sure its from undertale. maybe the snowdin town music?
upsidedown ruins theme