That's a recurring pattern when one has to adjust to doing the same task using different tools. For example - if I have mastered a game using a keyboard, is it worth it for me to try to reach the same level of proficiency with a gamepad? I'd say only if it is for the sake of mastering the gameplay in general, so that I can play console games and not just PC, but I don't care enough.Started playing Origins on my Wii recently (at last!), wow the difference between a Wii remote+nunchuk and the keyboard really threw me off. Had to restart the first level due to not reaching 350 lums. Nice that the game still gives me a challenge, though I guess this time it's more of a skill issue.![]()
Exactly. Outside of time attacks / invaded levels, Origins and Legends are easy enough, that if you don't reach the maximum score on your first try, you surely will on the second and third. No sense in stalling.Sort of but only for the time attacks of each level. I like to do my collecting right away
I agree so much with this, it's so beautiful yet it's shunned because it's a freaking tricky treasure level!This chest level intrigues me enormously, it's the only level with this (beautiful) decor plus the surrounding stone is the same as the menhirs at the place where Rayman was created by Betilla, as well as all the appearance plates in start of level, I need DETAILED LORE !!!Screenshot_2024-03-22-22-47-19-867_com.google.android.youtube.jpg
This chest level intrigues me enormously, it's the only level with this (beautiful) decor plus the surrounding stone is the same as the menhirs at the place where Rayman was created by Betilla, as well as all the appearance plates in start of level, I need DETAILED LORE !!!
Ah the Tricky Temple level, I wonder if there was something greater going on there cause the Tricky Temple levels are unique amongst the Treasure Chase levels in that they don't follow the level themes like the other chase levels do. Perhaps they're remnants of some other idea?
Also I'd like to report that I have recently finished Rayman Origins...and like I stated in the unpopular opinions thread, I prefer the level design and theming in Origins. In fairness, I think Origins did have more jank than Legends, there were moments where I felt the game was working against me and while I really like the sense of flow the game has, sometimes the precision and windowing of button presses and duration can trip you up.
All in all though, I felt a greater amount of satisfaction in beating it, the challenge was higher, and while there might have been more jank on average, the levels in general just had a nicer sense of flow. Also LoTLD kicks Living Death Party's arse so much it's not funny. Seriously, I died so many times on LotLD but fuck me was it just so satisfying when I got through it.
Satisfaction, that's what I think Origins surpasses Legends in.