MOST TRIPPING FEATURES ON AN RPG?

I don't understand the question.

Trippy effects are fun in a game, if the game warrants them and sets the situation up first. I suppose you could have a game where the whole point is to be as trippy as possible, but it seems like without a good narrative, that it would just be a novelty.

author=Kombosabo
Upside Down Tileset
Upside Down Character

OFF did a part where the whole map and character were upsidedown, and it was neat but brain-hurty.

author=Kombosabo
Door Lock
Door Password

How are these two trippy? They're pretty standard in many games.

Just for the sake of being wacky without a proper reason needed:
- Make the player load the current save when at a specific point reached, thus starting in a different scenario to proceed.
- The same way you came through a maze is the proper way to proceed.
- Take a "fourth option".
- Use morse code.
- Do nothing.

I assumed you meant something else because you had so many completely boring things like "colored doors" in your post

I assume you were just already super high when you posted, though, and had suddenly realized that, WHOA, DUDE, this door can be a DIFFERENT COLOR, that blows my fucking MIND man!

Smash Bros Brawl has a tripping feature, if you can call it a feature :P

How about...halucinations.

Or have the ability to switch between multiple party members and they each see the world differently. I'm thinking episode 1 of Deep Space Nine where Sisko and Dax are in the wormhole and one of them sees a wonderfully lush green landscape and the other sees a desolate mountain in the middle of an ion storm.

I've actually smoked two joints just for the sake of game design...
this is how passionate I am!

THIS MUST BECOME RMN TAGLINE IMMEDIATE

For the record, don't add a hidden fourth option. Trust me on this. In The Here and Now of Yesterday, someone made a puzzle with a hidden fourth option (as in you have to cancel to get the right option). While it was a really neat idea, it tripped up a lot of players - so much so that that room is one of the places where people just get stuck and can't go forward. It's less trippy and more really annoying.

(What's really strange is that I didn't know this was an issue until watching a few LPs because I got the answer on the first shot... >.<; )

But yeah, when making these ideas, do try to consider your players and whether they'll get completely stuck with no way forward. Hints are always appreciated.

author=LouisCyphre

author=LockeZ
Get someone to write you an RPG Maker VXA script that closes your game and loads up a copy of Earthbound

Run this snippet. You can even put it in a Script Event!

Thread.new { system("start [url]http://http://www.snesfun.com/game.php?id=353[/url]") }
Graphics.wait(10)
exit

I laughed. I honestly laughed out loud when I saw this.

author=InfectionFiles

author=Pizza
Go smoke some weed.

This is all you need.

yeah, really

In all seriousness,though... it probably won't accomplish a 'trippy' feeling in the rigid sense, but just think about typical RPG conventions and puzzle and portray them in a different way; maybe use some vivid imagery for the former (like the hero is going through some kind of Coming-Of-Age story and he sees an undesirable future or some really twisted shit). Basically, think outside of the box. From some of the stuff you've listed, though (Time Cycles Flows Differently/Multistable Perception/A Shepard–Risset glissando) you seem to have a good idea of what you want. Just experiment with these concepts however you want and you're good.

How about creating a regular RPG? That would subvert the expectations of those looking for a trippy game. Done and dusted.