Looks really nice though I think I will wait for a few months after the release until people have had time to develop lots of content for it.. I did try to make some stuff myself, with the first one, but just don't have the time/energy to do anything decent.
Yer... this is a game that just keeps on giving.. not to mention having "cute" toys that you get to control.
But that was the whole point. It's a pyshics based platformer.
The whole point was to have floaty imprecise controls? What does that have to do with physics?
Upon looking it up they apparently arn't changing it otherwise the imported levels from lbp 1 would **** up.
Well you are acting a tiny stuffed toy or whatever it is, so if you fell quickly it would just be messed up. The floaty jumping is what makes it different to a lot of platformers.
Well you are acting a tiny stuffed toy or whatever it is, so if you fell quickly it would just be messed up
Since when has logic ever applied to a 2D side scroller?
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The floaty jumping is what makes it different to a lot of platformers.
I thought the customization was what set it apart?
The floaty controlls made the game really frustrating to play for me, I don't care what logic is behind it if it makes the game not fun, then it's a bad design.
Well you are acting a tiny stuffed toy or whatever it is, so if you fell quickly it would just be messed up
Since when has logic ever applied to a 2D side scroller?
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The floaty jumping is what makes it different to a lot of platformers.
I thought the customization was what set it apart?
The floaty controlls made the game really frustrating to play for me, I don't care what logic is behind it if it makes the game not fun, then it's a bad design.
Sure there where levels (esp at the end) that where hard, cause of the floaty controls, but its what the game was built around, pyshics based platforming. Despite some frustrating times, I felt the control scheme really suited the game