Hi,
It would be interesting to know what the original game makers story was
for Montezuma's Revenge. Although, i don't think realism was a goal.
Most of it was just fun and an adventure.
Which is fine for fantacy I suppose. Your ideas of other explorers
leaving things behind is at very least possible.
Btw. i tried your ladder sounds and they are interesting. I trimmed them
down to resemble steps, and they work although a bit strange the way I
had to cut them. However it does sound to me a bit like a ladder.
Phil Vlasak wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
> I didn't mean to change the game but was mainly saying that if you think
> about it most things can be realistic like finding a metal ladder in an
> ancient temple.
> Answer, it put there by the last guy to explore the place.
> Even an electric wall could be explained.
> 1. A film crew was in to film the temple and left some live electric
> wires
> that were hanging on the wall.
> or
> 2. An underground river was stocked with electric eels that would jump up
> and shock you if you got too close.
> smiles,
> Phil
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