Something M.O.R.E.
(Reward for solving the UruTV second puzzle)

Wanting more before it slips away, screaming to the stars just to feel alive, maybe one more chance and we'll get it right;
I won't believe that all these days and all these dreams were only meant to fade.
Tyrone Wells, "In Between the Lines"

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This music video is a machinima, with footage captured in video games called Myst Uru: Complete Chronicles, Myst Online: Uru Live, and Myst V and synchronized to More, a song by Tyrone Wells from the album Remain and Copyright © 2009 Universal Republic, part of Universal Music Group. The video was assembled using Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0. Myst Online: Uru Live was a multiplayer adventure/puzzle game from Cyan Worlds, the makers of MYST and Riven. Originally incarnate as "Uru Live", it was aborted before the completion of open beta in February 2004. In 2006, GameTap announced it would restart the venture as Myst Online. The service ran for about one year before GameTap cancelled it, and the servers went offline in April 2008. Problems viewing this movie? Help is available. If you are unable to view the QuickTime version, please upgrade to QuickTime 7 or later. Like this video? More Uru Videos here. If you like this song, please support the original artist.

The Making of Something MORE

• Started on the project in June 2009.
• While working on UruTV and Fallen, encountered this song on the radio and immediately felt that I needed to do a video for it.
• Tyrone Wells was born in Spokane, Washington (USA).
• MORE is a reference to "Myst Online: Re-Restoration Experiment", a plan by Cyan Worlds to continue Myst Online as a commercial venture outside of GameTap. Plans for MORE were cancelled as the economy began to enter a recession in late 2008, and fans of the game are now waiting for a promised open-sourcing of the software engine.
• Scene planning completed in just two hours on June 28, 2009... whereas Fallen which had been planned for months in advance still did not have a complete scene list on the same day.
• All images and video were either captured during the official operation of Uru Live, Untìl Uru, or Myst Online, or were made on a private installation of Myst Uru: Complete Chronicles with content added from Myst V. Thank you to those who've developed tools and methods that aided me in the creation of this work.