Mata Nui Online Game 1.5 The Bohrok Swarms | Incomplete Bionicle Fan Game | Playthrough

Toward the end of this, after Whenua said to ask Midak if their were matoran that did not make it out, and he refers me to Akamu, after I talked to Akamu, I forgot that it was Whenua who asked for the information in the first place. I was tunnel visioning on finding Kapura for the strategy meeting and thought that helping Midak should have freed him up. The game, however, wanted me to talk to Whenua first, even though that would be unrelated to Kapura's availability, to enforce linear progression.
That would not seem a big deal, except this is something I do not ever want to happen in my lets plays, so I will make it a goal to do better in the future. Nevertheless, to you game developers, do not write a nonsensical cause and affect chain to enforce linear progression.
Big Pros of This Game:
-This game has character. Takua, unlike in MNOLG, has a personality. Jaller has a personality, though a little inconsistent. Midak has as personality. Maku has as personality. Taipu, Kapura, Matoro, the list goes on. There are jokes, much mores so than in MNOLG, and the characters are much more living a life than in MNOLG.
-There are setups, such as Matua's naivete and Nuparu's under appreciation that would be paid off. MNOLG was not as good about forshadowing. MNOLG did not seem to have arch's for characters either. You may argue the chroniclers company, but it still does not feel like they went through an arch. This game acts like Taipu or Nuparu would go through something as it would go on.
Big Cons of This Game:
-It's awfully unnecessarily linear. MNOLG, MNOLG II, and MeNOL let you explore the world and as you did so, you found things to do to progress the plot. Although there was order, you had to explore and figure it out. MNOLG becomes more linear at the end to funnel the player into the climax. This game restricts the player in coincidental ways to force a linear sequence from the start to how much is done of it now. I will admit though, the Bohrok story is not that easy to make a open world out of.
How to Play the Game:
You can download the game files on the BioMedia project.
biomediaproject.com/bmp/mnolg-...
To play it, I needed the adobe flash debugger.
www.adobe.com/support/flashpl...
You want to download the Flash Player projector content debugger
The debugger is a executable. Running it open a window with nothing in it. To play the game, extract the game files and go to the matanui folder. Drag the file player.swf into the window that opens when running the debugger. Click and drag, what the Windows UI is famous for. The game appears in the window. I checked player2.swf. It is some incomplete working file, and not the correct player.

[@Quincy_Morris]

This is what I really wanted The Last Chronicler to be. A shame this was never finished

[@mirrorman95]

I loved this game.

[@fredjones2170]

It’s sad that this will never be completed, but I really appreciate a lot of the changes this guy made, especially expanding the villages a little! It’s already inspired me to try my hand at modding the game with FFDec, and see if I can’t replace some of the generic clone Matoran with unique models.

[@juliad9715]

Why you didn't grab lightstone

[@Schegilator]

I had to rewatch the footage to figure out what you were referring to. Sure enough there is a light stone in apartment 2, on a shelf on the right side of the room, right after the opening cutscene. I just did not notice it.
Unlike MNOLG, where there was a single use for the light stone, there was nowhere I had to use it in this game...yet, right?

[@lennytartaglia3305]

I watched the video. I love how the game is made. Well, there are some canonical and spelling issues. Not to mention the graphic issues with the masks. However, it’s good. Jaller could use some work on his character. It would be nice if we urge the character of the game to finish up the game. I would like to see how the other villages (besides Ta-Koro and Onu-Koro) are doing.

[@austinsehgal8683]

Where can I find the 1.5 game? I would love to play this.

[@Schegilator]

Here should be a link to the BioMedia Project page
biomediaproject.com/bmp/fan/mnolg-1-5/

[@austinsehgal8683]

@@Schegilator Ifs there a way to run this on Supernova Player?

[@Schegilator]

@@austinsehgal8683 I have not tried SuperNova player, so I would not know. (I googled it and my impression was that it was a browser extension used to play flash games in browser, for which there are some complaints of it being malware at some point. You probably are knowledgably about it.) The way I played it was download a program called the adobe flash debugger, which you could still probably still find somewhere, but the adobe sight I downloaded it from does not appear to still be up. You could try this, and hope it is legitimate.
archive.org/details/flashplayer_32_sa_debug_2
You then run the debugger, which will give you this blank white window.
Then, download the zip package from the BioMedia Project and extract it.
Go into the matanui folder and drag the file player.swf (you have to scroll through 1176 .swf and similar files in alphabetical order) into the white window that is the flash debugger.

[@Fusiondax1]

@@Schegilator It did not work for me, unfortunately...

[@Schegilator]

@@Fusiondax1 What exactly went wrong?

[@2Potates]

How do i turn off the mechanical noises the characters make? They're really annoying.

[@Schegilator]

Natively you cannot. You would have to modify the game.