I'm assuming it is because you think that way too? Ly should totally stay with Rayman forever like Globox from now on imo.Rulez wrote:I'm out-of-contexting this because it's genius.TeensieKing wrote:I'll do anything to get her and I'll pass allt he fucking game with Ly!
I love how you said that and you didn't quote anything xDRulez wrote:Quoted for two reasons.
1: double entedre
2: true
Yes, Ly should actually appear. Probably redesigned, but still a Ly must appear. If not, then...
*le sighing*
Maybe Tily?
Oh wait, FUCK NO.
If Ubisoft were to ever include Tily in another Rayman game, a Pandora's Box would open somewhere in the world and the heavens would break apart, unleashing a plague of locusts upon our doomed planet.Rulez wrote:Maybe Tily?
Oh wait, FUCK NO.
TeensieKing wrote:I love how you said that and you didn't quote anything xDRulez wrote:Quoted for two reasons.
1: double entedre
2: true
Yes, Ly should actually appear. Probably redesigned, but still a Ly must appear. If not, then...
*le sighing*
Maybe Tily?
Oh wait, FUCK NO.
Rulez wrote:I'm out-of-contexting this because it's genius.TeensieKing wrote:I'll do anything to get her and I'll pass allt he fucking game with Ly!
It's more of her Satanic theme in the M/Arena/Rush games which won't leave my head for months after I've heard it that made me dislike her. That shit really is the stuff of nightmares.THEdragon wrote:My first Rayman game was Rayman 3, yet I still prefer Rayman 1's characters and style.
Dunno what it is about Ly that I don't like. I mean, I don't HATE her, and I wouldn't mind her being in Legends but, ....Eh.
What if Ubisoft were to bring back Tily, but redesign her to be not 'ugly'?
Oh ok,now I get itRulez wrote:TeensieKing wrote:I love how you said that and you didn't quote anything xDRulez wrote:Quoted for two reasons.
1: double entedre
2: true
Yes, Ly should actually appear. Probably redesigned, but still a Ly must appear. If not, then...
*le sighing*
Maybe Tily?
Oh wait, FUCK NO.Rulez wrote:I'm out-of-contexting this because it's genius.TeensieKing wrote:I'll do anything to get her and I'll pass allt he fucking game with Ly!
Each figure should unlock a single bonus level themed after the series on which the figure is based. The Rabbid figure should unlock a Rabbids level, the Ezio figure should unlock an Assassin’s Creed level, and so on. It would be harmless (optional) fun. Making characters from unrelated series playable, on the other hand, would be ludicrous, and I hope it doesn’t happen. It would be much better if the developers would devote that time to making real Rayman characters playable instead. They can use another series as a sandbox for nonsensical and all-consuming crossovers, but that’s not what Rayman was meant to be.RayFan9876 wrote:I get the feeling that many people misinterpreted what those figures do. They obviously aren't how you "select characters," because take note that none of them did that, they just activated events. Maybe Ezio appears and uses arrow storm (which kills everyone of screen) or something of the sort. It would almost be pathetic if they made Ezio a playable character, because this is supposed to be a time where Rayman is trying to gain his independence again.
The original game had the best cage mechanics. The cages were hidden away in the environment, and we had to work to find them. Origins made the process much more tedious by hiding cages away in separate rooms (which were not at all hard to find), and making us carry out the same tasks and watch the same animations every single time. In Legends, they should hide the cages in secret areas *within* the main body of each level, just like in the original. The world would feel more expansive and integrated, and the gameplay would become less repetitive.Master4lyf1 wrote:Speaking of Electoons, I wonder how the cage mechanic will be implemented...will they stick to the RO style, revert to an older style, revamp it again or remove it?
Bordel de foutre de merde.The Edditaur wrote:I'm like, a major Sony fanboy
I'm sorry, but you seem to be confused. I wasn't actually the one behind such a genius concept - as hard as it is to comprehend - but it was in fact Spiraldoor. Confusing RayFan and Spiraldoor? I'm sure said keeper of the cage concept will have themselves a laugh.Hunchman801 wrote:I agree with RayFan about the cages, they should definitely be hidden in the level itself. Gendoors to trigger their apparition would be great as well.
Now that there is also a really good idea. Since we're taking place in an ancient time period, it would be awesome to jump across the venetian rooftops and see something funky going down in the background. Maybe even fly Leonardo's gliders for one level, that would be nice and totally not too far out there for a crossover.spiraldoor wrote:Each figure should unlock a single bonus level themed after the series on which the figure is based. The Rabbid figure should unlock a Rabbids level, the Ezio figure should unlock an Assassin’s Creed level, and so on. It would be harmless (optional) fun. Making characters from unrelated series playable, on the other hand, would be ludicrous, and I hope it doesn’t happen. It would be much better if the developers would devote that time to making real Rayman characters playable instead. They can use another series as a sandbox for nonsensical and all-consuming crossovers, but that’s not what Rayman was meant to be.
I actually read interviews of gaming companies that were sure that Wii U wasn't as powerful as a PS3. The worst is Reggie also told in an interview that the new console would be more expensive than Wii in release (For Europeans, we must expect a console with a superior cost of 250€). I think it is a stealing, knowing that the PS3 is more powerful than Wii U, and I bought mine for 250€RayFan9876 wrote:Isn't the Wii U not being more powerful than the PS3 kind of... really, really pathetic? I mean I know it has touch screen capabilities, but for christ's sake, the Vita was just released and it's almost as powerful as the PS3. How cheap can Nintendo go?
. I also didn't like Nintendo's attitude of Nintendo 3DS: few months after release they suddenly do a price cut of 33%. Sure, they tried to reward "the Ambassadors" with 20 free retro games, but I would have rather prefered if they refunded those 33% in spendable money in Nintendo eShop, and let each one choose the games of our interest. I also learnt shortly after that the production cost of the console was 70€. As a Nintendo fan, I got disappointed. Now with Wii U, more than 250€? No thanks, I'll wait for now. This. It is true that Rayman Origins tried to make the game less cruel than Rayman 1, but at the same time the Electoons got ridiculously easy to find in Rayman Origins. At least in Rayman 1 the fact there were very well hidden cages helped to make the game getting a bigger replay value and bigger longevity.Hunchman801 wrote:I agree with RayFan about the cages, they should definitely be hidden in the level itself. Gendoors to trigger their apparition would be great as well.
I really thought for a moment we would get some epic music that doesn't sound like it's from a cheesy family comedy.
Now THAT would be greatspiraldoor wrote:Each figure should unlock a single bonus level themed after the series on which the figure is based. The Rabbid figure should unlock a Rabbids level, the Ezio figure should unlock an Assassin’s Creed level, and so on. It would be harmless (optional) fun. Making characters from unrelated series playable, on the other hand, would be ludicrous, and I hope it doesn’t happen. It would be much better if the developers would devote that time to making real Rayman characters playable instead. They can use another series as a sandbox for nonsensical and all-consuming crossovers, but that’s not what Rayman was meant to be.RayFan9876 wrote:I get the feeling that many people misinterpreted what those figures do. They obviously aren't how you "select characters," because take note that none of them did that, they just activated events. Maybe Ezio appears and uses arrow storm (which kills everyone of screen) or something of the sort. It would almost be pathetic if they made Ezio a playable character, because this is supposed to be a time where Rayman is trying to gain his independence again.
Geez, Spiraldoor, you don't know how much I want that to become true. That's what I loved about Rayman 1, it's the explorative mechanics. Rayman Origins works a lot like Donkey Kong Country Returns.spiraldoor wrote:The original game had the best cage mechanics. The cages were hidden away in the environment, and we had to work to find them. Origins made the process much more tedious by hiding cages away in separate rooms (which were not at all hard to find), and making us carry out the same tasks and watch the same animations every single time. In Legends, they should hide the cages in secret areas *within* the main body of each level, just like in the original. The world would feel more expansive and integrated, and the gameplay would become less repetitive.
1. More like Rayman Origins withOUT the crack, this game looks more "serious" and less "dancing sausages". I'm saying it in a good way, this game looks amazingNewray wrote:Seen the leaked trailer now.
I'm simply amazed by what I saw. It's like Rayman Origins on crack, but it looks so fluid!
Can't wait, thanks Michel Ancel & team, for making my day so lovely by this news!
