Red Dead Redemption II
Mr. Tea
Let's Talk About Ceps
You don't suddenly get all massive so you can stomp all over your enemies? Rubbish!
Mr. Tea
Let's Talk About Ceps
I wonder if future generations will play games that let you re-enact lost ways of life from the past, like driving to work and eating a sandwich at your desk.
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Some game developers found a strange, dreamlike section of the map that was hidden by Rockstar,
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One evening, they approached a scrubby slope with their pistols drawn, intending to use a well-known hack to access the forbidden far reaches of the world. As if by magic, each of them slid up the verge and into a strange dimension that Rockstar never intended for any player to see...
... unsure of how the terrain actually functioned, the foursome uncovered a place of sheer virtual otherness. In the south-east, a gloomy, sparse landscape of jutting mountains, and beyond that, recalls Bartlett, an “endless, unlit valley”. The north-east was filled with snow, glaciers, wolves and elk, and venturing farther west revealed a pine forest. At various points, gigantic polygonal objects rose out of the virtual turf like the black monolith of 1968’s 2001: A Space Odyssey...
After roughly an hour of constant descent, they landed in water, transparent mountains stretching high above them. The duo swam until, finally, they drowned, triggering their teleportation out of the netherworld and back into the main game map.
‘A giant grey cube floating above the landscape’: exploring the forbidden reaches of Red Dead Redemption 2
A new documentary chronicles the adventures of the Grannies, a group of friends who went looking for the glitchy event horizon of Rockstar’s virtual-western epic
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One evening, they approached a scrubby slope with their pistols drawn, intending to use a well-known hack to access the forbidden far reaches of the world. As if by magic, each of them slid up the verge and into a strange dimension that Rockstar never intended for any player to see...
... unsure of how the terrain actually functioned, the foursome uncovered a place of sheer virtual otherness. In the south-east, a gloomy, sparse landscape of jutting mountains, and beyond that, recalls Bartlett, an “endless, unlit valley”. The north-east was filled with snow, glaciers, wolves and elk, and venturing farther west revealed a pine forest. At various points, gigantic polygonal objects rose out of the virtual turf like the black monolith of 1968’s 2001: A Space Odyssey...
After roughly an hour of constant descent, they landed in water, transparent mountains stretching high above them. The duo swam until, finally, they drowned, triggering their teleportation out of the netherworld and back into the main game map.
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Brilliant, love this kind of stuff, it's like the Minecraft edge landsSome game developers found a strange, dreamlike section of the map that was hidden by Rockstar,
‘A giant grey cube floating above the landscape’: exploring the forbidden reaches of Red Dead Redemption 2
A new documentary chronicles the adventures of the Grannies, a group of friends who went looking for the glitchy event horizon of Rockstar’s virtual-western epic
One evening, they approached a scrubby slope with their pistols drawn, intending to use a well-known hack to access the forbidden far reaches of the world. As if by magic, each of them slid up the verge and into a strange dimension that Rockstar never intended for any player to see...
... unsure of how the terrain actually functioned, the foursome uncovered a place of sheer virtual otherness. In the south-east, a gloomy, sparse landscape of jutting mountains, and beyond that, recalls Bartlett, an “endless, unlit valley”. The north-east was filled with snow, glaciers, wolves and elk, and venturing farther west revealed a pine forest. At various points, gigantic polygonal objects rose out of the virtual turf like the black monolith of 1968’s 2001: A Space Odyssey...
After roughly an hour of constant descent, they landed in water, transparent mountains stretching high above them. The duo swam until, finally, they drowned, triggering their teleportation out of the netherworld and back into the main game map.
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Halo incentivized this kind of exploration too. You had to scour the maps to find skulls, which enabled new gameplay features when you picked them up.
Actually there was an example similar to this in one map. It was a desert map called Sandbox which had a boundary (roughly indicated by the shadow area below), and if you went beyond it you were fired upon by these lethal projectiles of light. You had to search through the area beyond the boundary, constantly evading the projectiles, until you found the skull amidst the dunes.
Actually there was an example similar to this in one map. It was a desert map called Sandbox which had a boundary (roughly indicated by the shadow area below), and if you went beyond it you were fired upon by these lethal projectiles of light. You had to search through the area beyond the boundary, constantly evading the projectiles, until you found the skull amidst the dunes.
