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Well, it seems I (partly) understood correctly the meaning of that telescopes and microscopes...The Submachine itself loops vertically; a room in 10 suggest that all the contents of the Submachine repeat at the subatomic level infinitely.
:3 :3 :3When you first start Submachine 2, there is a record player providing background noise of chirping crickets and other peaceful woodsy sounds. When you turn it off, the actual soundtrack kicks in, which begins with a near-Scare Chord and is full of creaking and electronic distortion sounds. Nothing horrific happens, but you might spend a good few minutes waiting for it anyway.
Don't think so. Figured it's called "vertical" because of the changing scale.Sublevel 105 wrote: but still: why is it called "horizontal" and "vertical"? Is there different meaning/translation of these words I don't know?