Spoiler.You have to go to Myst Island with the golden slate (2 possible endings) through the Myst book in Atrus study. Make a save game picture before deciding which ending you will choose, so that it will be easier to play the other 'similar ending'(added this for the fussy tech. )1- When you get there, you could drop it on the ground outside the library or2- Put it on the special pedestal inside the library.Hoping that it will do it for you. If you need more info, do not be shy. Actually, i'm sure most people would have worked out not to give the slate to either Esher or Yeesha. I'd decided early on that I was going to free the Bahro.

The problem came with actually doing it. You couldn't drop the golden slate by clicking anywhere upon its edge like the previous ones and so I assumed it couldn't be dropped.

So I was just wandering around, expecting the Bahro to show up or something to happen. Rock band 2 songs. When it didn't I went to Myst because that seemed like the only option.

I didn't expect the game to end there. I thought Esher would be there and there would be a tricky sequence of choices to make, similar to Saveedro at the end of Exile. Perhaps a showdown, culminating in my choice. I never dreamed that I would 'lose' the game simply by going to Myst. For a start, I didn't think the designers would have gone to the trouble of recreating Myst island (the most beautiful Age in the game, along with possibly Noloben) just for a 'bad game ending'. I mean it's kind of an unwritten rule that players should be most rewarded for getting the RIGHT ending. It doesn't follow that just because i'd gone to Myst it meant i'd decided to give the slate to Esher.

Suddenly on the dock of a mysterious island, you set out to explore its beauty and mystery. The world is uncovered as you explore, revealing a family tale of intrigue.

I felt as though I was kind of tricked (by the game) into doing it. I wandered around Myst island for ages before putting it on the pedestal as I knew it was bad but eventually I realized that the game was giving me no choice.I did like the irony however, of leaving the player stranded on Myst island, just as they were when they completed the first game successfully! (in the original version)And you know, it was real sad seeing Myst island in ruins.I undestood the 'moral' (leave the past behind, embrace the future) but I think it could have been done better. Everything (good and bad) should have been concluded on Myst.