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Okay, here's a suggestion: I challenge anyone here to get a globe and take a photo of it so that the landmass on the photo is the same (or almost same) as on the artwork. If anyone can do it, it's our Earth for sure, if not, well... it's not.

Y'know, I thought that saying "minor script change" once would be enough... Yeeeah... sometimes I overthink everything I can, just out of habit.

And avoid eating red flowers.

No, it's like Quote will never even find Booster. Frankly, what would be the point of that scene, if Quote was just to pass right through the room? And that's what Atra was going to do (which you would know if you read the whole thread). But, come to think of it... Quote and Curly tag along the...

Nah, better to stick as close to the game as possible. Oh, and Atra's intention was "save Curly and Booster, but don't go to the Sacred Grounds", if you didn't already know this.

And get killed after eating red flowers.

For God's sake, Dave, do I have to hold up a sarcasm sign every time I open my mouth? Or type, for that matter?

3/10 Not much of a challenge. Ballos third form

*sigh* Gordon, would you kindly (!) read the thread thoroughly before you go flinging walls of red text all over the place next time? Thank you very much.

Dunno, I didn't even think that the planet would be our Earth. But maybe someone would be able to compare those pieces of land we can see on the picture to the Earth's landmass. If that was the case, it would be without doubt Our Home Planet (an obscure webcomic reference, gimme a "yay" if you...

The link should be buried somewhere on this thread. IIRC, the last version of the script was posted as a special Christmas gift. To be honest, I downloaded it onto my computer (just to be sure), but I'm not sure it would be okay if I just started sending it to other people. At least I'd wait for...

Since this very thread is what made me finally register on the forum, I would really like to see this project finished successfully. But I don't think I would really be able to do it myself, as English is not my native language.

Well, you'd first have to find innocent.bystander and make him continue, Tall Man. Or continue where Atravir stopped yourself.

Gee, thanks for telling me, I'd never figure that out myself...

Actually, he did. You'd know that if you actually played the game.

Desert town? What, too much sand?

Yeah, and the Sand Crocs could really light the caves. </sarcasm>

There's only one thing you deserve for this post: Boot to the head!

I dunno, but the black night sky looks like it's still mid-night (no, not exactly midnight), so the trip through the Final Cave would have to take at least hour or so...

Actually, yes, we are. This is not the Jacob we are used to know. No offence, but when I was a newbie here, he was that guy with only one thing on his mind (which was Chaco) and sometimes very annoying manners. In short, he was a very distinct guy, and I got to recognize him pretty quickly. He's...

*sigh* The old Jacob is gone... Well, this one is better, anyway. With the Crown's power, I would be able to fulfill everyone's wishes, so why not make some money out of that?

Yeah, I thought of that, too, but seriously, how long can that take?

Wrong. If you go back to the Outer Wall after the rest, it's still night.

Yes, let us not ruin such a rare occurence.

Thanks. Personally, I doubted about it's quality. I'm glad that you like it.