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don pedro bd06 intermission 4
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ARNO                              2021-04-24 21:40
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IN THE ORIGINAL C64 VERSION, THE EXIT IS INVISIBLE BECAUSE IT FALLS OUT OF THE SCREEN DUE TO THE SCROLL-FREEZE AND 19-COLUMNS-VIEW FOR INTERMISSIONS. I SEE YOU USED A HIDDEN EXIT HERE INSTEAD... MAKES SENSE! ;-D

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ARNO                              2021-04-24 21:41
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OH AND THE MAP ON MY SITE HAS THE HIDDEN EXIT AS WELL. I REMEMBER I DID THAT REPLACEMENT FOR THE SAME REASON...! :-)

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DUSTIN                            2021-04-24 22:16
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AH! I DID MOST OF THE REBUILDINGS ACCORDING TO YOUR MAPS, SO I HADN'T NOTED DON PEDRO'S SUBTILE ORIGINAL IDEA :D  
  
ALTHOUGH, NOW THAT I COME TO THINK OF IT, THE BD1 ENGINE DIDN'T EVEN SUPPORT HIDDEN EXITS YET, DID IT? :D

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ARNO                              2021-04-24 23:02
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I THINK SO, IF I'M NOT MISTAKEN, HIDDEN EXITS WHERE INTRODUCED IN THE PLCK ENGINE (JUST LIKE VOODOO DOLLS, BY THE WAY...). :-)

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DUSTIN                            2021-04-25 00:40
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WOW, THEN IT SEEMS THAT THIS INTERMISSION IS THE HISTORICAL INOFFICIAL FIRST HIDDEN EXIT CAVE :D