You haven't explained how they're not balanced and they better fix it, only that you died a lot which i think is the point in creating a life and death escape sequences that put's all of the mechanics you've learned thus far to the test in high speed action.
What I said was that the window of failure is too small. The water chasing you is only about 1 second (or even less tbh) behind you. Ideally you'd be able to make at least one mistake or mis-time one small jump and still make it through, but in reality you need to pull off about a 2-3 minute stretch of incredibly intense platforming absolutely flawlessly or you start it again from the beginning each time.
This is like asking for an easy mode in Dark Souls.
It's not at all like that, I'm simply saying a minor widening of the window of failure in those specific sequences would help the game. Not that they should be 'easy', but that they're not quite balanced for fun and challenge to the right degree.
That's the main concern and whether it will have emotional staying power which is why people remember the fist game so well.
Yes, I think that was intentional in creating incredibly intense life and death escape sequences. There's a reason they're not very long. It's the moments in the game that really test how well you've mastered the mechanics in platforming.
It would help the game be easier FOR YOU. Which is fine. That's essentially what you're saying, but you keep using the word "balanced" as if there's a fundamental flaw with those escape sequences and not with your ability to efficiently complete them which is always going to be a subjective experience when it comes to difficulty and fast twitch based gameplay under a timer.
I suppose in their easier modes they can try slowing the timing of events your escaping from to increase your window of life and margin of error.
Perhaps. Or they can have 'normal' difficulty for players like me, and 'hard' difficulty for players like you.
Yeah, that was tough. I love a good challenge from platformers though.
Oh shit, they did this? That's fantastic news. Ori's writing and storytelling were the game's main flaws imo. Can't wait to see what Smith can make of it.
I just wanna throw out that if you make a CE for Ori 2, i would buy it even though i'll have gamepass.
I felt the last runner was harder. To me the ginsu tree was hard because of the slingshot. Usually with that ability, the person moves their stick in the opposite direction they want to go, to sling them off, but here you point in the direction your going and it throws me off.
All of MS's exclusives will be on PC. If you're really asking if it's going to be on Steam, well I don't think they've announced it yet but at the very least it will be available on the Windows store.
You can make small mistakes, you just can't make huge ones. The water speed is tied to yours, if you go too fast, it accelerates.
So you just want an instant win segment? Lol games have done trial and error since day one. The goal is to get better. If you want a game that just let's you instant win I'm sure there's some cool children's games you could find
