The ending is really quite underwhelming, considering how much hard work precedes it. The first online game at least had an epic showdown and foreshadowing of the next big threat. Here it's just stones, Nokama talking, and the three Rakshi flying somewhere in the sky. I enjoyed the music and extended areas, but ultimately I prefer the first game. Also, I've never played a more glitch-ridden game than this one.
This whole ending looks like they forgot to add cutscenes - Championship, Attack on Ta-Koro and Kini Nui Battle all could have some animations based on the movie. First Game had a lot of long cutscenes.
@@robertbogusz6695 the whole ending looks like they ran out of development money and rushed it. Game feels like a bait and switch because the ga koro part feels like a full release game and every other koro feels empty
I sure am glad I gave up trying to beat this game when I was a kid. Really sucks that we didn’t really get much after the tournament, and that the tournament was the actual climax of the story.
Oooooooo...nice catch! O: Every time I get to that part, I just see the "num" and assume it's numbers. Didn't even realize that it was a typo. Well done! :D
This is a good game for practicing the Matoran language. A shame that Bionicle wound up being canceled but tbh it was losing the mystery behind its story like the later half of the first season was...
I wish more of the atriums and tunnels for those dumb stones were more like Onu-Koro. If they're going to make you do these fetch quests, they could at least reward you with some cool atmosphere. The other five are really either just bland or obnoxious to do.
HarryBillyBobGeorge Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh, isn't that the question of the day? :3 If you look at the coloration of the 3 Rahkshi, one is the green one that you see in Ta-Koro, but the other two are the red and black ones that Makuta released after the first three were defeated. From what I understand, it is a vision explaining that the final battle against these beasts will take place at the Kini-Nui, given by the fact that dark clouds amass over it and the Rahkshi are flying in that direction. With this in mind, you end up single-handedly discovering where the Mask of Light was leading Takua and Jaller...something that they AND the Turaga took an entire movie to learn, congrats. :P
It was teleportation. One of the people who worked on the game, Gordon Kreims said this when asked about it: "Hahli's Quest ran parallel to the storyline of the Bionicle movie. Lego didn't want us to overlap with the climax of the movie, including a scene that Hahli is in. We used the crystals she collected over the course of her training and the cliffside stone as a convenient teleportation device. At that point the story cuts to the movie, then cuts back again as they prepare to cross the lake. Bit of a shame that the ending feels confusing."
Hello! Idk if you're still active on this channel or not, but your Clone Wars Adventures Republic Defender video was recently taken down. I was wondering if theres any way you can reupload it to your channel? I'm a part of the CWA Emulator development team and we use your videos all the time to re-create the game as close to the original as possible.
This was so much worse than MNOG1, even though in MNOG2 the villages are bigger I prefer the look of the island and all the villages in MNOG1 so much more, so much cosier.
***** Ah that place. xD Whelp, apparently, if you are bored enough to recalculate Nixie's formula with the addition of a seventh Toa, you'll arrive at the result that the Crystal of Purity lies at the spot on the map labeled as G6. Hope this helps! ^_^
Yeah, that ended up leaving me a bit surprised, too. xD I suppose the reason for this is to avoid having the game restate events that were already shown in Bionicle: Mask of Light. :3 The movie showed Hahli's team succeeding and winning the match, with the game helping players see all of the hard work that led up to that moment. ^o^
@@jesseanderson29 I wonder if it's because the championship involved three teams playing all at once, and Templar Studios thought that was hard to code or didn't want to make new code for just one match in the game.
@@adrientaylor9840 IIRC. Templar was forbidden from adapting any scene from the movie beyond a few teasers. LEGO wanted people to watch it and the comics skip it too.
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The ending is really quite underwhelming, considering how much hard work precedes it. The first online game at least had an epic showdown and foreshadowing of the next big threat. Here it's just stones, Nokama talking, and the three Rakshi flying somewhere in the sky. I enjoyed the music and extended areas, but ultimately I prefer the first game. Also, I've never played a more glitch-ridden game than this one.
Thank you for uploading this walkthrough. This game and the first were both a huge part of my childhood.
46:43 lol
The way Hahli walks away looked like she's responsible for that destruction
This whole ending looks like they forgot to add cutscenes - Championship, Attack on Ta-Koro and Kini Nui Battle all could have some animations based on the movie. First Game had a lot of long cutscenes.
@@robertbogusz6695 Or fmvs straight out from the movie. And some of those cutscenes lacked audio
Takua and Jaller's defeat in Kohlii Championship must've been a prophecy of Ta-Koro's downfall...
@@robertbogusz6695 the whole ending looks like they ran out of development money and rushed it. Game feels like a bait and switch because the ga koro part feels like a full release game and every other koro feels empty
I sure am glad I gave up trying to beat this game when I was a kid. Really sucks that we didn’t really get much after the tournament, and that the tournament was the actual climax of the story.
34:18 Translation: Strength of numbsre
Glad to see I'm not the only one who makes mistakes.
Oooooooo...nice catch! O: Every time I get to that part, I just see the "num" and assume it's numbers. Didn't even realize that it was a typo. Well done! :D
This is a good game for practicing the Matoran language.
A shame that Bionicle wound up being canceled but tbh it was losing the mystery behind its story like the later half of the first season was...
Metra Nui too
I wish more of the atriums and tunnels for those dumb stones were more like Onu-Koro. If they're going to make you do these fetch quests, they could at least reward you with some cool atmosphere. The other five are really either just bland or obnoxious to do.
46:25 MOL During Hahli's Arrival to Ta-Koro
So was the second-last scene a vision? Because the Rahkshi go from Kini-Nui to Ta-Koro, and Hahli's already there.
HarryBillyBobGeorge Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh, isn't that the question of the day? :3 If you look at the coloration of the 3 Rahkshi, one is the green one that you see in Ta-Koro, but the other two are the red and black ones that Makuta released after the first three were defeated. From what I understand, it is a vision explaining that the final battle against these beasts will take place at the Kini-Nui, given by the fact that dark clouds amass over it and the Rahkshi are flying in that direction. With this in mind, you end up single-handedly discovering where the Mask of Light was leading Takua and Jaller...something that they AND the Turaga took an entire movie to learn, congrats. :P
jesseanderson29 Oh! That's right! They never explain in the movie why Hahli is at Kini-Nui at the end. That makes much more sense. Thanks!
It was teleportation. One of the people who worked on the game, Gordon Kreims said this when asked about it:
"Hahli's Quest ran parallel to the storyline of the Bionicle movie. Lego didn't want us to overlap with the climax of the movie, including a scene that Hahli is in. We used the crystals she collected over the course of her training and the cliffside stone as a convenient teleportation device. At that point the story cuts to the movie, then cuts back again as they prepare to cross the lake. Bit of a shame that the ending feels confusing."
Hello! Idk if you're still active on this channel or not, but your Clone Wars Adventures Republic Defender video was recently taken down. I was wondering if theres any way you can reupload it to your channel? I'm a part of the CWA Emulator development team and we use your videos all the time to re-create the game as close to the original as possible.
This was so much worse than MNOG1, even though in MNOG2 the villages are bigger I prefer the look of the island and all the villages in MNOG1 so much more, so much cosier.
What were the coordinates you picked when traveling to that underwater area?
***** Ah that place. xD Whelp, apparently, if you are bored enough to recalculate Nixie's formula with the addition of a seventh Toa, you'll arrive at the result that the Crystal of Purity lies at the spot on the map labeled as G6. Hope this helps! ^_^
+jesseanderson29 I think I forgot to respond to this, but thanks it did indeed help! Managed to finish the game after all these years.
You don't actually get to play the championship?
Yeah, that ended up leaving me a bit surprised, too. xD I suppose the reason for this is to avoid having the game restate events that were already shown in Bionicle: Mask of Light. :3 The movie showed Hahli's team succeeding and winning the match, with the game helping players see all of the hard work that led up to that moment. ^o^
@@jesseanderson29 I wonder if it's because the championship involved three teams playing all at once, and Templar Studios thought that was hard to code or didn't want to make new code for just one match in the game.
@@adrientaylor9840 IIRC. Templar was forbidden from adapting any scene from the movie beyond a few teasers. LEGO wanted people to watch it and the comics skip it too.
Crystal hunt