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incognito wrote:for me it really counts beacause with connection...

Ahh, if so, 150MB for downloading the installer and ~10MB per each activation.

emshomar wrote:and ~10MB per each activation.

Adsolution wrote:

emshomar wrote:and ~10MB per each activation.

For now, but will be removed tomorrow

Cool but huh...

not today ! i use my smartphone as a modem...

Adsolution wrote:

ZeptoRay wrote:I got stuck here. http://youtu.be/H5smCoEt40c?t=2m40s Nightmare of my childhood.

I'm surprised that even Haruka kind of pussied out at that part. You're not supposed to wait for the pencils to rise again after you knock down the yinyangs!

I'm kinda lost in the conversation but how pussied do you mean? I know that aslong the Yin-Yangs are knocked away you can go to the gap to crawl inside it. I probably didn't do it in the video as an option or due to careful thought.

Haruka wrote:I'm kinda lost in the conversation but how pussied do you mean? I know that aslong the Yin-Yangs are knocked away you can go to the gap to crawl inside it. I probably didn't do it in the video as an option or due to careful thought.

As in, 'chickened out'. I'm used to seeing you blast through areas with amazing speed and agility, so I was surprised that you didn't decide to knock out the last Yin-Yang and go for the eraser platform, even though there was enough time to make that jump.

True that but I probably didn't feel wanting to rush to the gap as precaution, I honestly can't remember what I was thinking when I recorded this level.

Hmmmm...

if ya getting on the last crayon ya dont need to jump while schooting the yin yangs !

[quote="ZeptoRay]That sucks. I got stuck here. http://youtu.be/H5smCoEt40c?t=2m40s Nightmare of my childhood.[/quote]
Saturn version is even harder on that part: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFwBSN3M ... be&t=2m30s

OldClassicGamer wrote:

ZeptoRay wrote:That sucks. I got stuck here. http://youtu.be/H5smCoEt40c?t=2m40s Nightmare of my childhood.

Saturn version is even harder on that part: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFwBSN3M ... be&t=2m30s

This game clearly has no mercy and just want you to be in pain to finish it.

And thats why Rayman 1 is the best Rayman game ever
Kidding. Thats not the reason of course, but I do think it's the best in the whole series.

OldClassicGamer wrote:Saturn version is even harder on that part: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFwBSN3M ... be&t=2m30s

Ouuhuhu. Can't wait to get my Saturn from Raymond back

OldClassicGamer wrote:And thats why Rayman 1 is the best Rayman game ever
Kidding. Thats not the reason of course, but I do think it's the best in the whole series.

Hm well if you like suffering.
But no ahah, I think the second one is better now that I have finished it.

I go back and forth between liking Rayman 1 and Rayman 2 more. I've reached the conclusion that they both share a level pedestal for me, as they both managed to create vastly different yet equally as imaginative worlds. Whereas Rayman 1 was a journey straight out of French impressionism, Rayman 2 is like a trip through the most surreal aspects of nature. Ah, they're just gorgeous.

Hm, if I were skilled enough, I'd probably enjoy Rayman 1 to the same extent, but as it stands, I tend towards Rayman 2 because it doesn't feel quite as hefty or difficult to trundle through.

I've beaten Rayman 1 so many times that some levels have quite literally ingrained themselves into my muscle memory. It makes me glad to know I'm part of a fandom that shares such an interest in it that virtually no one you'll ever meet in real life would. The thought conjures up the memories of what it was like to first come across net-Rayman, oh what a magical time.

Taco inception? Haha, oh my.

Rulez, your new sig quote is incognito in nutshell

There's not really any nutshell that Incognito can be in. When you think he's reached his highest level of absurdity he won't hesitate to baffle you once more right after.

I think Incognito is a bit of a nutshell himself.