Submachine 2: the Lighthouse

[Sublevel 113]

So, what do you think does it mean? What did Player talk about?

[Jatsko]

Maybe he meant that he saw himself watching the screen in the room. Like his room became a boundary for a larger screen, the screen of the arcade game.

Idk if the SUb2 sketch is supposed to be canon or not, which is why I'm hesitant to draw conclusions on this.

I've always thought that Submachine 1 isn't a location at all, and it's just the progress of the Player playing that arcade game we first see in Sub2, where the actual story starts.

[Sublevel 113]

I've always thought that Submachine 1 isn't a location at all

O_O

oh no, again...

run! hide!

*hides in the bunker*

Maybe he meant that he saw himself watching the screen in the room. Like his room became a boundary for a larger screen, the screen of the arcade game.

thanks. :D

any other ideas what do these Player's words mean, guys?

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On discussion:

So, what do you think, could these blue lines on hellish-satanic machine, or Lighthouse Portal, could they be... ripped karma portal?
as one we have seen in WIQ room?

[Jatsko]

Wait, what blue lines?

EDIT: oh, I see. I don't know, they don't look very karmic to me.

[Sublevel 113]

EDIT: oh, I see. I don't know, they don't look very karmic to me.

the same was with Green Leaf Portal beams. or Statue energy

[Jatsko]

I actually disagree, I think those look more karmic than the Lighthouse portal.

[Sublevel 113]

more karmic than blue? :3
ok...

Any other opinion? Anyone? :D

[Jatsko]

Hold on, I'm not done.

[INCOMING THEORY]

I think the Statue's energy is a closer shade of blue than the portal. And it has a glowing effect, like karma portals. I bet the Statue portal is a warped blue karma portal and the green leaf is a warped green karma portal, both created by Mur.

[/theory]

[ThunderDasher]

blue? :3

Total Ener moment here.

[Sublevel 113]

lol I wanted to mention him XD

Well, we know Lighthouse Portal is karma portal.
I don't understand its construction