Patrick Elliott wrote:
> Think Channelwood was nice in the original. 

I think I was speaking more of the puzzles than the visuals, as such. Of 
course the visuals help drive the puzzles, so there's some interaction 
there.

> Now, in Uru, I would have to say Gahreesen. 

Agreed, visually speaking. It was just that the puzzles were rather 
lame, is all. Very artificial "run around and collect these points to 
prove you've been every place we've drawn."

Actually, as I think about it, it wasn't *too* bad. I remember the level 
with the treasure room, and thinking halfway thru "how lame, just a 
bunch of locks", and then realizing yah, it's a treasure room, so it has 
locks on it. :-)

> Oh, and for anyone that doesn't know, they reopened Uru: Live a while 
> back. You can now go in there with other people again, and I believe the 
> are adding new puzzles and things to it as well.

Oh, really?  Very cool.  I'll have to see if I can get Uru to install. 
(Damn video card: had to upgrade the driver to play Revelation, which 
broke Uru. D'oh!  Maybe a reinstall at this point will fix..)

-- 
   Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
     It's not feature creep if you put it
     at the end and adjust the release date.

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