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Still cant get it, why super evil genious built a lethal trap inside his chamber and then jumped into it. Also, the trap does not look like something that should be to there. Id be curious if you have the same issue again.Īnyway, let me know and thanks for your feedback. So, I also just tested the final cut Scene, no issues, not sure why you had a crash, but you could go back to the last auto save and reload the fight and see if it does it again. nor has anyone else reported it up until now.
Just saying!Īs for the game crashing at the ending, not sure why your crashed, that ending portal has been tested many times over, and I have never seen that happen before. Also, you don't have to force him into that area, you can fight it out until hes dead. And there is an effect of a spike trap that plays when hes in there. Originally posted by Dark:Hi, Do you even understand the original ending of Eye of the Beholder? The way the beholder dies or can die if you choose to fight him and force him into that death trap is exactly how its supposed to be.
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