Rayman level you hate most?
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It's fun how most people just hate the hardest levels.
In the original game, I can't think of a least favourite level or world at the moment. In Rayman 2, the Top of the World was pretty much a filler level so I'd choose this one, even though I'm always tired of playing the Fairy Glade every time I restart the game. In Rayman 3, that would definitely be the Longest Shortcut, which I never found inspiring, in addition to being quite boring in my opinion. Not sure about Origins, but some of the icy Gourmand Land and Grumbling Grottos levels just don't make me feel like playing.
In the original game, I can't think of a least favourite level or world at the moment. In Rayman 2, the Top of the World was pretty much a filler level so I'd choose this one, even though I'm always tired of playing the Fairy Glade every time I restart the game. In Rayman 3, that would definitely be the Longest Shortcut, which I never found inspiring, in addition to being quite boring in my opinion. Not sure about Origins, but some of the icy Gourmand Land and Grumbling Grottos levels just don't make me feel like playing.
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The Desert of the Knaaren isn't difficult to me per-say. I dislike it for the fact it still sends chills down my spine. Especially when I get surprised.
Then there's also the last Hoodlum Headquarters level that I never could pass when I was younger. That one part of the game was such a sudden change of pace I got choked up and panicked. I have no problem with it now, but it deserves it's place as one of my ex-most-hated.
As for Rayman 2: I despise all of the levels on PS1 in which you have to keg-fly, rocket-fly or just fly. Is it deliberate that my controls react slower than usual?
Then there's also the last Hoodlum Headquarters level that I never could pass when I was younger. That one part of the game was such a sudden change of pace I got choked up and panicked. I have no problem with it now, but it deserves it's place as one of my ex-most-hated.
As for Rayman 2: I despise all of the levels on PS1 in which you have to keg-fly, rocket-fly or just fly. Is it deliberate that my controls react slower than usual?
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The Bog of Murk was probably my favourite level from Rayman 3. The style, the gameplay variety, and the music were all... perfect... aside from the middle section which felt a little too much like filler.
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I don't hate any level, but there are a lot of hard ones.
-Rayman 1: Pencil Pentathlon - it's a long level and contains a lot of bottomless pits.
-Rayman 2: Tomb Of The Ancients - it's also long and creepy (and Zombie Chickens everywhere).
-Rayman M: Treasure Ship - it has a lot of traps and some of the shortcuts are hard to reach.
-Rayman 3: Hoodlum Headquarters Part 3 - lava, lava everywhere.
-Rayman Origins: Land Of The Livid Dead - hands down, the hardest Rayman stage ever.
-Rayman 1: Pencil Pentathlon - it's a long level and contains a lot of bottomless pits.
-Rayman 2: Tomb Of The Ancients - it's also long and creepy (and Zombie Chickens everywhere).
-Rayman M: Treasure Ship - it has a lot of traps and some of the shortcuts are hard to reach.
-Rayman 3: Hoodlum Headquarters Part 3 - lava, lava everywhere.
-Rayman Origins: Land Of The Livid Dead - hands down, the hardest Rayman stage ever.
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I'm actually not sure if LotLD is that much harder than Pencil Pentathlon. There are some really, insanely hard flying sections in the latter that require a ridiculous ammount of precision, and leaves absolutely no room for fuck-ups. Livid Dead doesn't leave much room for this either, but it is still possible to not get a jump perfect and still live.MyBodyIsReady said: