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Post by The Vigilante on Aug 15, 2016 11:00:07 GMT
(First off all I know these graphics settings are shitty as all hell, don't mention it.) So a few of my fellow RPGers within City of Alacrity ( gRiM @blah and I), a text-based RPG of mine that uses Tri-City Bay's map as a setting, did some exploring around Undercover to determine a few things and all. Blah then noticed a hidden piece of the landscape that BB did not include in the map, even going as far as placing something irrelevant on top of it. I decided to check it out myself. Sure enough.... Something I've always loved seeing during random highway runs I've done while I was bored. Didn't think much of it until ot was pointed out that it was NOT on the map at all. Here's proof. So, nothing. Just a whole patch of mountains where a river is supposed to be, supposedly flowing out into the ocean. From afar. Here it looks like it's actually separated from the ocean but a connection could exist underneath. Up from afar. You can see it from here. These right here are bridges. Supposedly across a valley's ravine, but no. You guessed it. Further up north, more shots. And then, this appeared as I drove further up. A waterfall, a water source. On the very north of Sunset Hills, too. Now, if this river actually is connected to the ocean and flows out into it, we might've just found one of the sources of the Pacific(ingame at least) right here. If not, still a very interesting find. Here's the full river on the map(which overlaps some irrelevant structures), courtesy of @blah That other thing up north... I'll leave it to you to explore. Vig out.
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Post by Blackweed on Aug 15, 2016 12:40:22 GMT
Hmm... similar to the hidden lakes in nfsmw and NFSc. My guess is that developers can out of ideas for decorations for the map and just slapped a body of water there. However this is an entire river system which is a little detailed so I doubt that. The ingame explanation would be that its a gps. It's not Google earth or anything so it wouldn't be expected to accurately show water.
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