iambored2006 wrote:BTW, I gotta say something: this forum has inspired me to stop writing like a douche (especially you, spiral). Usually, I would've written "u" and "r" instead of "you" and "are". I also used to never use capitals or apostrophes. Thank you, PC!
I wrote in that manner when I was fourteen. Thankfully RaymanZone was completely destroyed, leaving no trace of my earliest, stupidest posts.
I would have hoped that any map included in Rayman Origins would be magnificent and elaborate, so it’s disappointing to learn that what should have been the centrepiece of the game will be no more than a literal map. At least it’s better than what Rayman 3 had to offer. In this picture, we can clearly see that the game features six worlds (not counting the presumably absent Land of the Dead), each of which contains two distinct environments. It’s a little confusing to see that the Glade of Dreams is now a cluster of islands – maybe this is the Archipelago or something?
On the top left, we have the music world, which contains two environments – one is cloudy and is emitting musical notes, and the other seems flatter and has a bird sitting on it. I hope the flat area is the Desert of Didgeridoos, and the other is an unrevealed area more similar to the Band Land featured in the first game.
On the left, we have the forest world, which as Rayman’s birthplace is probably the first level in the game. Not sure about the two environments.
The world on the bottom is hard to call from looks alone, but the map appears to depict Big Mamma, meaning that this must be Mystic Peak. From the glowing energy streams, we can see that the player has completed all five primary worlds except this one, indicating that it might be the last, which fits with what we know of Big Mamma. I wonder what the two mountain environments will be?
On the bottom right, we have the Sea of Serendipity, which consists of the seaside Globox village and some some sort of sandy, shrimpy underwater area.
On the top right, we obviously have the food world. Both the Infernal Kitchen and the Frosty Delights are clearly identifiable. I wonder if that dragon is the gigantic one whose stomach we enter? Perhaps the stomach level is part of the Infernal Kitchen?
Now, what the hell is that place in the middle? All the defeated bosses have energy streaming out of them towards it, so it must be the final level. It could be the Land of the Dead, but it certainly doesn’t look like it – I think the Land of the Dead will be ‘off’ the map, as it’s more of a dark mirror to the Glade of Dreams than a region of it. We can see a beach with a giant cog, some sort of giant pipe and a giant spiky semi-circle which I think I spotted in the fakirs’ areas. Could this be Picture City? The final world culminates in some sort of gigantic mountain shrouded in clouds. I have no idea.
Nah, just kidding. No, but seriously, speaking "like a sir" doesn't help you, you are still kinda offensive, pal. Also, you're despicing the capabilities of the wii. What about Wario Land Shake it, for example? and Wario Ware Smooth Moves? come on, dude, wii is not THAT bad.
