Oh ok, so he still has a major impact, that's good :)
That's what I was worried about, him destroying Rapture farms, and there's like a million more, so he's realy done nothing :K And BTW, how does OW get it's food now? I presume they just opned up more plants? |
Rupture, it's RUpture.
Well, it's not the only Rupture Farms, it's not the only food corporation, and even then, processed food does not have to have a monopoly on the entire diet of all non-native species. |
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Thank you, Alcar. I just forgot it.
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according to The Oddworld Encyclopaedia:
http://oddworldlibrary.net/toe/SoulStorm_Brew :
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RuptureFarms is UpperCamelCase (no space between the words)
All Magog Cartel factories seem to have their own numerical identify. We know of RuptureFarms 1029, SoulStorm Brewery 401, Sloghut 1027, and Sloghut 2813. How these numbers are assigned isn’t known. They could be chronological (the first factory was 1, etc.), but then that means Sloghut 1027 was built before our RuptureFarms, but shares an almost identical design with Sloghut 2813, which must have been quite a bit later. This is possible, but it doesn’t seem right. |
Question: what is a SeaRex? Are SeaRex that sort of pelicans at the beginning of MO?
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Max: Location, perhaps? Grid reference?
AIN: The sea rex is a great marine carnivore not dissimilar to the whale Basilosaurus. This is SeaRex How come there are no pictures online? |
What do you want to insinuate, BM? I asked a question and I'd like an answer, not another question.
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He was wondering where you saw the creature you described...
The SeaRex is a huge aquatic creature... good pictures can be found in the Art Of book or on the Movies of Oddworld DVD |
In fact, I saw it in the artbook. Thank you Xavier. But did it appear in MO? (Excuse me Bullet Magnet for my arrogance.)
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No, it never appeared in the game, it's one of the many things that didn't make it.
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No. It was designed for MO initially to be included in the game’s brand new swim gameplay, but then its contract was scaled down so it would appear only in an FMV. The FMV was made and released in an early trailer, but not included in the game. It’s viewable on the Movies of Oddworld DVD.
Pelican? What thing at the start of MO looks like a pelican? Unlike RuptureFarms, ‘Sea Rex’ is not CamelCase. BM: If it’s grid reference–related, then it’s not according to any traditional grid reference that might be applied to the Oddworld Map. A less regular location system, like a postcode, also seems unlikely given the close proximity of the two Sloghuts. What it might just be is that the numbers are recycled if older factories are destroyed. For example, AzGasCo Refinery 1027 might have ceased to be between the construction of Daily Deception Distribution Center 2805 and what would otherwise have been Sloghut 2806. |
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Possibly, but I didn’t see anything that looked like a pelican.
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New question: who is Luskan Marauder? |
Lusks are marauders. That’s all we know. That one concept image in the book is literally the complete extent of our knowledge.
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Though there is some descriptive text written too, and I assume they're somewhat intelligent, being they're referred to as a 'race' rather than animal/species.
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But in that page we see a lot of screenshots. It explains that they are conception of AO and of AE. Is Luskan Marauder related to those games?
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The Luskan Marauder seems to be an MO concept, as noted on the image.
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Ok, we know just a few things about Luskan Marauder. But I have a new question anyway ;). And I think it's a strange and complicated question. When Abe enters a door, how can he reach another area passing, for example, a lot of ravines and unreachable places? What is there among two doors? What's the mechanism that leads Abe from a door to another door?
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It's a mechanism, that's just it, it's part of the game, and inside the doors is probably a hallway or a stairway of some sort. Nothing to it.
As for the pelicans, I believe he is talking about the toucan-like birds you see in SW in the sniper forest. |
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Personally, I think you may have looked at the wrong thing. The SeaRex and the Color Birds were on the same, if not adjacent, pages. The SeaRex is the black and white picture of a creature with a huge tail that covers the majority of the body, a sort of rib area, and a eye-less head with rows of teeth sticking out. The Color Birds are the birds that may resemble a cross between a seagull, a peligun, and a toucan.
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Why have they become known as ‘Color Birds’? They should be Max Birds! I blame Hulaabeo! :p
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AIN, I blame Hulaabeo for making them known as Color Birds. As best I can tell with Google searching, he was the first Forum member to call them that.
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Thanks, Slaveless, but I think by this point AIN was himself just describing how the confusion came about.
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