Can the manuscript pages be put in order?

[Alex Helders]

You pick them up out of order in the game. I'm wondering if they can be put together in order so you can read 'Departure' start to finish? If so, has anyone done this? Or are the manuscript pages just excerpts of a bigger novel.

[ZyPHeR_0]

I think you answer your own question, the pages are put in a random order, some give you clues of what you will face in the future, all part of the "main picture"

You can try to order the pages to match the events chronologicaly or maybe transcript the game events into a Novel but that would be a waste of time if you ask me, the experience of the game speak for itself

[Alex Helders]

Well i've picked up pages that have made no sense to me (very prosaic). Further, i've read pages that i don't remember happening in game.

It would be awesome to read the mamuscript chromologically to see if the game plays in that order.

I kust wonder if you can do it and if anyone has done it.

[ZyPHeR_0]

The best answer is go ahead and do it, i'm sure you can scrap some sense transcripting the pages and put them in orther but to me it's a waste of time.

The game is a series of events where Alan writes a story to save his wife, by the will of darkness what Alan writes comes true. the story of the game and Alan Wake begins much sooner than the manuscript, don't know if you complete the game or not but you may have figure ir out by now right?

Again, go ahead, try it, don't hold back.

[Particular_Duckary]

On the main screen of the game click on Extras, then Playback, and then Manuscript. All of the transcripts are in order there for each chapter of the game.

[Alex Helders]

Originally posted by AzeamA:

On the main screen of the game click on Extras, then Playback, and then Manuscript. All of the transcripts are in order there for each chapter of the game.

Yeah but I wonder if they can be put in order, order.

[Gobra]

I think they are in order from the menu. But then again, they can be not in order as you are literally playing and experiencing the story that is written, surely you can tie up a scene from your walkthrough with the narration.