Re: Rayman Legends
Posted: Wed Jun 12, 2013 8:13 pm
Lol is it really that hard to check a few pages back
There is one thing why it Legends will not be able to surpass Rayman 2 in eyes of the fans. One word will explain: NostalgiaMaster wrote:If Legends manages to surpass Rayman 2 in my eyes, I will be genuinely shocked.
I fucking hate nostalgia. Sometimes it's...good, you know, for the memories and stuff, but saying that "things used to be better in the past" makes us sound like cranky elders. It's stupid. Technology advances, ideas improve, and people just don't seem to get over it. As usual, nobody wants change.OldClassicGamer wrote: There is one thing why it Legends will not be able to surpass Rayman 2 in eyes of the fans. One word will explain: Nostalgia.
To me, good surrealism implies blending those different elements well enough to create a sense of mystery and wonder, something larger than life. The Legends type feels a bit too raw and literal for my taste.sergiomonty wrote:If "generic forest" beats "traveling through gorgeous medieval worlds while fighting against anthropomorphic frogs while a gigantic luchador pursues you while you rock out the shit out of your electric guitar" in the definition of surrealism, heck, I've been wrong all these years.
However, I respect your opinion Ad c:
Not in a million years could I guess what that's supposed to mean.sergiomonty wrote:In my opinion, though, Rayman Legends will squeeze Rayman 2's buttocks.
Ah! but you do know the meaning, don't you? Bleh, ignore what I said, let's go to the meaningful thing:Adsolution wrote:Not in a million years could I guess what that's supposed to mean.sergiomonty wrote:In my opinion, though, Rayman Legends will squeeze Rayman 2's buttocks.
OldClassicGamer wrote: There is one thing why it Legends will not be able to surpass Rayman 2 in eyes of the fans. One word will explain: Nostalgia.
It's just a matter of what people prefer. There is no worse or better.sergiomonty wrote:I fucking hate nostalgia. Sometimes it's...good, you know, for the memories and stuff, but saying that "things used to be better in the past" makes us sound like cranky elders. It's stupid. Technology advances, ideas improve, and people just don't seem to get over it. As usual, nobody wants change.
I'm that unusual fucker who says:
RAINBOW ROAD IN MARIO KART 64 SUCKED (IMO). It's plain, it's boring, the neon cartoons are pretty, but that's it, everything else is an ugly looking aurora in a black background. It's not the best Rainbow Road in the Mario Kart legacy, people just love it but that's because they grew up with it, nothing else. I dare to say that the Rainbow Road on 3ds is gorgeous, it's beautiful, it's unique, it's special... but neh, people will disagree and kick my ass because of... guess what? NOSTALGIA!
I wasn't comparing Legends and Rayman 2, I was stating that 'these points currently owned by Rayman 2' are what Rayman Legends has to go up against.sergiomonty wrote:I hate to disagree but: the controls are better and more fluid.
Same thing in here, I honestly really doubt that Rayman 2 will be surpassed one day in overall quality. Sure, Rayman Legends looks impressive so far but I would bet in this game staying in the middle of the quintology. R1 and R2 would stay better than RL, the others would be less better RL.Adsolution wrote:I don't think there's a chance of it 'plausibly' beating Rayman 2, because there are far too many things it has to go up against. Rayman 2 excels in virtually all areas: action, level design, fluidity, controls, music, surreality, adventure and pacing. Given the type of whackey multiplayer game Legends is, no matter how much fun it is or how nice it is to look at, I don't see it happening.
Oh, the nostalgia u_uHaruka wrote:Same thing in here, I honestly really doubt that Rayman 2 will be surpassed one day in overall quality. Sure, Rayman Legends looks impressive so far but I would bet in this game staying in the middle of the quintology. R1 and R2 would stay better than RL, the others would be less better RL.Adsolution wrote:I don't think there's a chance of it 'plausibly' beating Rayman 2, because there are far too many things it has to go up against. Rayman 2 excels in virtually all areas: action, level design, fluidity, controls, music, surreality, adventure and pacing. Given the type of whackey multiplayer game Legends is, no matter how much fun it is or how nice it is to look at, I don't see it happening.
What else can I say? Sure, you made your point a bit more clear, but since I tried the demo I still think Legends is better than Origins in terms of controls. That's it. I didn't need to express myself more than a simple "okay". What I said wasn't new at all. I try to be the least redundant possible.Adsolution wrote:If you're going to simply agree with someone, can you at least use some punctuation and expand upon it a bit more so it looks as if you're at least putting some effort into typing your posts? You've lately been posting a lot of those 'same' and 'I agree' type things, and it's coming across to me as very floody.