How were you supposed to know to jump inside the painting?

Is this bait the toad tells you when you talk in

Well, back in the day before developers put clues for every braindead retard out there, you'd just fuck around with everything.

the rabbit runs into there and stands still, you're expected to dive towards the rabbit, miss catching him, and notice the shimmer when you hit the wall that's right behind him

Mario 64 wasn't designed to be pirated by some zoomer incel, it was made to come with a manual that you can read and learn about the game. It was never made with the intention of some idiot emulating it on his computer.

The game's fucking manual tells you how to jump into the paintings, the game wasn't made for emulators you maniac.

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How were you supposed to know to warp inside the painting?

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The toads tell you to go in the paintings to get the power stars.

The game is designed around the possibility of you not finding all of the levels.

Once again, the game was not designed with the intention of zoomers pirating it online. You were supposed to BUY it and your copy would come with INSTRUCTIONS. Zoomer pirate.

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Basic game design.

It's the only room you can enter. The room is empty except for a large painting which is the center piece and focal point. The painting shimmers as you get close suggesting it's not a normal painting. The player then naturally will try to interact with it. If you jump, which is the easiest to do you will then enter the painting. Basic game design.

Also, the toad you talk to in the hall tells you the paintings are holding areas with power stars. But little kids could easily mash through and miss that.

I used to be called a square for reading the manual totally before playing a game, but now everyone complains about in-game tutorials. I guess I win this round.

Yes it's bait. We have this thread every week.

>try to catch rabbit
>go near wall
>wall starts moving

Doesn't the Toad near the entrance tell you about the paintings? Or suggests jumping into them, or someshit.

I don't think its a piracy thing because I pirated this game in the mid-00s and I discovered that's how you entered the levels.
Then again, they are the "Why can't Metroid crawl" generation,

>commercial shows it
>back of the box cover tells you
>manual tells you

>the game wasn't made for emulators you maniac
Say that to Nintendo

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It's true, nu-tendo doesn't even understand, but then again, the guys who authorized this probably weren't related to the guys who made mario 64 in the first place and if they are then they have changed with time.

Back in the day, everything in a game had PURPOSE. There wouldn't be a random empty hallway without there being a reason for it.

Items on either side of the painting draw you towards them. When you cross from one item to the next, a prompt appears, showing that you can interact with it.

A better question is how anyone was supposed to know that you could get back to the crow's nest to get to the asylum

how the fuck do I beat him?

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A GAMEPLAY purpose. Not now when it's for some DEEP LORE WELCOME TO GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAME THEORY

What's the manual?
Even my non english speaking mind understood that back in the day.

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Sage
Fuck off with this bottom tier shitpost

bump :)

I was like 5 or 6 and it wasn’t much of a mystery. Also I think you get told in game about the paintings.

Every straight, red-blooded boy knows what they must do in life- PLUNGE DA FUCK IN but since you're obviously a queer that had no proper instincts telling you what to do, you probably just bent over instead hoping Mario would do you.

Gays need to leave video games forever NOW.