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Master wrote:Ah, so you're still waiting, you and me both.
Also, I don't know if it's just me, but your sig is broken.

It is broken.

It is broken for me as well. I don't see Miku and Luigi like before.

Nor do I see Des/Dora.

Haruka wrote:I think the Gourmand Land (Glaciar Cocktail) was my least favourite world in Origins. I can't find an explanation for it, but it might be linked with the ice physics or the level design, I'm not quite sure.

It was mine too. I think the elevator-grade music was a big part of the problem.

Rayrobi wrote:

Master wrote:Ah, so you're still waiting, you and me both.
Also, I don't know if it's just me, but your sig is broken.

It is broken.

It's the fault of the random image generator site. I'll fix it later.

My favourite world from Origins is Mystical Peak because of the atmosphere of climbing the mountain and also the Sea of Serendipity for its music and these underwater cave sections.

Drolpiraat wrote:Out of all the worlds in Origins, I think I liked Mystical Pique the most - mainly because it was the world with the most atmosphere (the interior at least), with the second (and also my second favourite) being the Infernal Kitchen in Gourmand Land. Glacier Cocktail was bland as Hunch says, and I also really didn't like the music there. I also agree with you about Jibberish Jungle, Haruka. It's too "normal" - too bland, but not as much as Glacier Cocktail. I like how they've added surreal elements (the walking pieces of land) and more colours to the jungle world in Rayman Legends though

The Mystical Pique is my favourite world for the same reasons as you. I think it was one of the worlds with bigger approach to the Glade's atmosphere we are used to, and I felt nostalgic when playing it since the mountains were remembering me the Blue Mountains of Rayman 1, and the return of the Stonemen only rised up this feeling even more.

The Glacier Cocktail was quite boring in terms of level design so it stands for my least favourite world (subworld in this case) . Funny enough, I liked more the Infernal Kitchen while these two places belong to the Gourmand Land. I think the level design had more interesting mechanics, and had some fitting elements of the atmosphere of the Glade.

I also liked the moving lands in the Jibberish Jungle despite of its greenish look, but I think RL will improve both elements in Teensies in Trouble's hub of worlds.

spiraldoor wrote:

Haruka wrote:I think the Gourmand Land (Glaciar Cocktail) was my least favourite world in Origins. I can't find an explanation for it, but it might be linked with the ice physics or the level design, I'm not quite sure.

It was mine too. I think the elevator-grade music was a big part of the problem.

I think it was perfectly fitting. All I saw was a bunch of Ice and some fruits floating in the water, but that music autentically gave the feel of a fresh cocktail in a tropical island. It's just pure classiness. One of my favourite pieces of soundtrack of Rayman Origins. You don't usually hear music like that on a videogame.

Adsolution wrote: Dragon Slayer is far from fine. In fact, I'd almost say that it beats Origins' ‘Dashing Thru the Snow’ when it comes to unoriginality.

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Actually Dashing Thru the Snow sounds kind of awesome-ish...

MyBodyIsReady wrote:Dragon Slayer reminds me more about Fairy Tail than Rayman, honestly.

The entire Rayman world is a fairy tale, you silly.

Rulez wrote:Well I said it's fine because it's a musical stage (I think?) and those are kinda special/different, just like Sergio.

Oh you

Haruka wrote:@Evan I found the Jibberish Jungle too green, it felt more being on an Earthling landscape rather than in a Gladish one, if you know what I mean.

Look at this landscape from the Dream Forest. There is so many colour!

While in here...

Uhm... Yeah.

Eh... Haruka...

@Sergio The only difference I spot in your picture with my picture of RO is the single group of purple leaves but that's just a drop of colour. It stays with blue and green tones just like my first picture, and both are totally earthling. If you look again to the R1 image...



It isn't just everything flooded in green and blue. There is a good ammount of purple, there is a good ammount of ocres, there are variations of green and blues, and all fit harmoniously. Jibberish Jungle and Ticklish Temples failed in this.

@Haruka R1 had better colors I agree

sergiomonty wrote:

MyBodyIsReady wrote:Dragon Slayer reminds me more about Fairy Tail than Rayman, honestly.

The entire Rayman world is a fairy tale, you silly.

He said Fairy Tail. Not Fairy Tale. There is a big difference.

I think my least favorite world is Moody Clouds.All the levels are easy,but when you get there,the difficulty goes too hard.

For some reason Gourmand Land isn't my favourite either, however i'm not saying i dislike it. The fresh, icy landscape with fruits looks pretty neat in my opinion, the music sounds great, the part I actually dislike is the infernal kitchen-area.

sergiomonty wrote:Actually Dashing Thru the Snow sounds kind of awesome-ish...

Everyone has their opinions, but if you think about it, you wouldn't give that name to a place. Like already said above, the names like "Bongo Hills" or Swamps of the Forgetfulness" etc. were kinda fitting to the levels, and they were names of both levels and places and that how it should be in my opinion ( well, mostly ).

And while i agree with Haruka that the forest aren't as colorful as they are in Rayman 1, and that they should be more colorful in future games, i think it looks good enough and fits in perfectly with the environment. In Rayman 1, the background were sometimes too much colorful, and they weren't fitting in.

OldClassicGamer wrote:There is a big difference.

It's differEnce.

Launch trailer:

I'm neutral about the Moody Clouds. What annoys me most in there are the "invincible" robots, and I obviously criticize the last levels. On the other hand I enjoyed its "tougher" level design and steampunk atmosphere (both graphically and musically).

What a lovely trailer. The song is pretty damn catchy.

Adsolution wrote:Dragon Slayer is far from fine. In fact, I'd almost say that it beats Origins' ‘Dashing Thru the Snow’ when it comes to unoriginality.

How could you have forgotten the magnificent, classical adventures of "Outta My Way", "Up And Down" and "Climb Out"?

Master wrote:Launch trailer:

Great trailer.

OldClassicGamer wrote:@Haruka R1 had better colors I agree

sergiomonty wrote:

MyBodyIsReady wrote:Dragon Slayer reminds me more about Fairy Tail than Rayman, honestly.

The entire Rayman world is a fairy tale, you silly.

He said Fairy Tail. Not Fairy Tale. There is a big difference.

Oh...wha- HOW?! how does that have anything to do with that anime/manga?

It sounds more like the name of a Power Metal band.

Oh well... I once watched Fairy Tail... it sucked. Seems like every shounen has the exact same plot nowadays.

My copys been dispatched from GAME! I like that launch trailer, especially the music!

sergiomonty wrote:Oh well... I once watched Fairy Tail... it sucked. Seems like every shounen has the exact same plot nowadays.

Fat is not going to like you for saying that

The pop-styled blue presentation with sparkles at the end seemed unfitting. It seems like something that would fit better on a Just Dance commercial than... let's say, a game about legends and dragons. The music was terribly unfitting with the game in general, but the cool transitions and the catchiness of the song made me forgive that.

OldClassicGamer wrote:

sergiomonty wrote:Oh well... I once watched Fairy Tail... it sucked. Seems like every shounen has the exact same plot nowadays.

Fat is not going to like you for saying that

Fat likes Sonic 06, hehe.