> hi myst fans! whats up?
Apparently not much :-/
I sometimes wonder if there are any Myst fans left and where they might gather...
ML
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> I sometimes wonder if there are any Myst fans left and where they might gather...
>
*raises hand*
There's still stuff going on in forums like MYSTcommunity, Guild of
Writers, mystonline.com (Cyan-run), UruObsession and DPWR. Nowhere
near as much as half a decade ago, though.
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Sören Nils 'chucker' Kuklau
> On Feb 1, 10:02ᅵpm, "Martin 'Martinland' Schemitsch"
> <team8martinl...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> I sometimes wonder if there are any Myst fans left and
>> where they might gather...
> *raises hand*
Aha, life! 8-D
That's great!
> There's still stuff going on in forums like MYSTcommunity, Guild of
> Writers, mystonline.com (Cyan-run), UruObsession and DPWR. Nowhere
> near as much as half a decade ago, though.
Of, course not. Thanks for the info, Sᅵren Nils!
At least it's good to know this newsgroup is not representative! ;-)
In fact I still have to play Uru and its (offline) extensions.
They are right here in the midst of my stack of games to play, beneath "Beyond Good and Evil" and "The Longest Journey". So it may take some time. ;-)
Relished Myst, Riven, Myst III-V multiple times since they came out though... ;)
Sᅵren, did you happen to play Real Myst ?
What's your opinion about that one?
I only played a demo once (on a slow computer) and it looked to me like a beta test for the Myst V real-time engine... ;) ;) ;)
It's the only Myst game that's still missing in my shelves...
Bye,
ML
I've played some of it; the weather effects are a great addition and
it has some easter eggs (which were particularly interesting at the
time since some of them show very early screenshots of what eventually
became Uru and Myst V). Other than that, it's Myst shoehorned into an
entirely different sort of technical environment, but done relatively
well.
> I only played a demo once (on a slow computer) and it looked to me like a beta test for the Myst V real-time engine... ;) ;) ;)
Technically, for Uru (which had been in development for a few years),
not for Myst V (which wasn't on the radar; had Uru been successful,
Myst V wouldn't have been done).
Beyond Good & Evil is a great game too, you'll enjoy that.
Once you've finished Uru, you might want to check out some fan-made
additions to it. You can find out more at http://alcugs.almlys.org/Drizzle
I enjoyed realMYST too. There's a demo of the Stoneship Age floating
around somewhere. You can pick it up for $6 at http://www.gog.com/en/gamecard/real_myst
Cheers,
- Deg -
> Martin 'Martinland' Schemitsch wrote:
>
>> Sᅵren, did you happen to play Real Myst ?
>> What's your opinion about that one?
>
> I've played some of it; the weather effects are a great addition and
Ah, yes, I remember the weather effects from the demo! 8-D
> it has some easter eggs (which were particularly interesting at the
> time since some of them show very early screenshots of what eventually
> became Uru and Myst V). Other than that, it's Myst shoehorned into an
Interesting, I didn't know that.
> entirely different sort of technical environment,
> but done relatively
> well.
Okey.
>> I only played a demo once (on a slow computer) and it looked
>> to me like a beta test for the Myst V real-time engine... ;) ;) ;)
> Technically, for Uru (which had been in development for a few years),
> not for Myst V (which wasn't on the radar; had Uru been successful,
Oops, my bad, that's what I meant actually, the engine they were developing at the time...
> Myst V wouldn't have been done).
Ah, I see!
Thx for all this information!
ML
> Beyond Good & Evil is a great game too, you'll enjoy that.
Sounds good to me, hurray! 8-D
> Once you've finished Uru, you might want to check out some fan-made
> additions to it. You can find out more at http://alcugs.almlys.org/Drizzle
Thx! But it'll take some time until I've finished that one... ;)
> I enjoyed realMYST too. There's a demo of the Stoneship Age floating
> around somewhere.
Yeah, that's the one I remember playing...
> You can pick it up for $6 at http://www.gog.com/en/gamecard/real_myst
Ah, GOG again. From them I already got "Mega Race 3", "Beneath a Steel Sky", and "Lure of a Temptress", the last two for free.
I even thought about getting my third copy of Myst from them, just to get a more compatible version than the original CD and the "Masterpiece" edition, but it's not clear to me if it is so.
> Cheers,
> - Deg -
Bye,
ML