While a friend and I were playing online, we collected two emerald tokens on a level. Near the end, I accidentally hit a key that minimized SRB2. resulting in an annoying problem that messes up the display when I return. The screen is vertically smushed to about a quarter size of what it should be and is in a practically blinding state of black and white. I usually close and reopen SRB2, but I decided to wait until after the special stages in case I can still help despite the blindness.
I derped around in what I believe was the first special stage. Then when I hit a corner, I collected something unexpected. I couldn't see what it was, but it made the sound of an emerald token. At first I thought it could've been an emblem, but then I remembered emblems don't appear in multiplayer. My friend was as baffled as I was when I told him. He thought it'd be strange to access another special stage from a special stage. So we continued to the next one and beat it. Then we entered a third special stage. We were positive we only collected two, remembering that we were cut off from one of them. So I guess it was an emerald token I collected from the special stage.
We both looked it up online to see if this was a thing that happens and could not find any mention of this. Has anyone else found one? Why isn't it documented?
I derped around in what I believe was the first special stage. Then when I hit a corner, I collected something unexpected. I couldn't see what it was, but it made the sound of an emerald token. At first I thought it could've been an emblem, but then I remembered emblems don't appear in multiplayer. My friend was as baffled as I was when I told him. He thought it'd be strange to access another special stage from a special stage. So we continued to the next one and beat it. Then we entered a third special stage. We were positive we only collected two, remembering that we were cut off from one of them. So I guess it was an emerald token I collected from the special stage.
We both looked it up online to see if this was a thing that happens and could not find any mention of this. Has anyone else found one? Why isn't it documented?