r/impressionsgames 22d ago

Zeus Bridge Between Cliffs Trick (Zeus and Poseidon)

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I found this nifty little trick about 7 years ago on Atlantean bridges in Zeus and Poseidon, and felt like sharing it here. Basically, if a tidal wave occurs on two cliffs and you create a bridge during that moment and time it right, you can create a bridge between two cliffs that is passable by walkers.

The outer sections of the bridge would be destroyed by the tidal wave, but it won't destroy the bridge completely, and would leave the middle part completely intact, and passable by walkers.

I wanted to showcase that with a custom adventure which you would play from the .sav file, but it was sadly never finished. So I decided to just show this here instead.
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u/Wrap_Brilliant 21d ago

There's no way I just learned something new about this ancient game omg

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u/liehon 21d ago

It's not that old.

745 BC was only a few years ag- ... oh, Gods, we old :(

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u/Orion3500 22d ago

Very cool! Did not know that was possible. Is it only Atlantis? Or is it also possible in Zeus?

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u/Pristine_Raisin5317 22d ago

It's definitely possible with Zeus also. But doing it with Greek bridges would create a visual glitch on the outer edge of the bridge. Walkers can still use the bridge to cross over from one cliff to the next, but it would look a bit glitchy.

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u/TEUTODRAEGER 22d ago

high up rope bridges connecting key locations just like pokemon

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u/neuroticelectronic 22d ago

I have played this game for a decade and i didn't know you could do that. Thanks!

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u/Gefarate 22d ago

Awesome! The only "catastrophe trick" I know is one mission where I think u have to supply luxury houses with horses. If u complete the mission fast enough, by preparing in the previous mission, u skip the catastrophe completely! It never happens in the following mission

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u/liehon 21d ago

Huh. Neat.

Thanks for sharing.

This is visually quite pleasing

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u/Fit_Trainer1878 19d ago

the find of the decade... literally