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I mean, at least it has an ending
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Yeah. I can forgive it all its stupidity because it blessed me with an ending. I'm thankful.
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It's not what Lorne intended though, so let's hope we see Munch's real story one day.
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Me too. It's weird how many people in this forum are claiming that the film(s) will DEFINITELY be good because we can trust Lorne to produce quality that sticks to his vision rather than compromised shit. Lessons should be learnt.
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Because it was the only way to access Vykkers Labs in the first place. No other vessel going to the Labs would be so completely devoid of security as Lulu’s airship.
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When Abe was sent to rescue Munch from Vykkers Labs (first scene), why then wasn't he actually sent to enrichen Lulu so he could ride the airship up?
I'm sure there are many ways to get into Vykkers Labs which don't involve the contrived nonsense around Lulu.
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There was actually much more to the story, and there weren't going to be lulu machines randomly in every boss's office, despite the fact they they laughed outright at his fund.
But this all got trashed with the xbox change and the time restraints, they realy had to work with what they had, and wrap the story around that.
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I’m reading this as being tongue in cheeck, but the Raisin is an ancient prophet, oracle, and spiritual advisor. He has been revered by Native races for generations, he has predicted a grisly future that he wants to avoid, and his astral projection gives him a knowledge of and compassion for even the cruelest Industrial individuals that most Natives lack.
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Yes, but none of that is actually given in the game. And I'm criticising Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee the Xbox game, not background story (or
"real" story) which a few fans and some OWI employees know.