What game did you last play?!?!?!?

Glaceon said:
2-5 was the one level of the game I completely despised. I actually had to use a walkthrough there, it was that bad. Apart from that, I liked the game, especially those last three main worlds. Would play it again if I could.
Are we talking about Drybake Stadium? That was one of my favourite levels in the game.

Why would you need a walkthrough? Maybe I'm forgetting some complicated thing about it, but I remember it being pretty straight forward.
 
2-5 is the "hidden" level of the desert world that you need to clear in order to progress with the game. So I read what to do there and I thought it's not worth my time to touch that game ever again as I would only hurt myself.
 
Crackin355 said:
Glaceon said:
2-5 was the one level of the game I completely despised. I actually had to use a walkthrough there, it was that bad. Apart from that, I liked the game, especially those last three main worlds. Would play it again if I could.
Are we talking about Drybake Stadium? That was one of my favourite levels in the game.

Why would you need a walkthrough? Maybe I'm forgetting some complicated thing about it, but I remember it being pretty straight forward.

Its puzzles were the vaguest thing I've ever experienced, and you had to backtrack each time you made a mistake if you weren't prepared. After about four hours on some of the last puzzles for one reason or another, I just saved myself the misery because I didn't really get the last few. May have been my bad memory that caused that or made it worse, may been some kind of selective lack of perception on those last few puzzles. Whatever it was, I didn't have to deal with it for the remainder of the game so I only ever hated that level.

FЯЕ4КШ0ЯГD said:
2-5 is the "hidden" level of the desert world that you need to clear in order to progress with the game. So I read what to do there and I thought it's not worth my time to touch that game ever again as I would only hurt myself.

Actually, that was 2-4, I believe. World 2 has five levels.
 
Ah, "hidden". Well, the game gets better for the last three main worlds, so IMO you're missing out but I won't question.
 
Glaceon said:
Its puzzles were the vaguest thing I've ever experienced, and you had to backtrack each time you made a mistake if you weren't prepared. After about four hours on some of the last puzzles for one reason or another, I just saved myself the misery because I didn't really get the last few. May have been my bad memory that caused that or made it worse, may been some kind of selective lack of perception on those last few puzzles. Whatever it was, I didn't have to deal with it for the remainder of the game so I only ever hated that level.
You mean the toad mural head + feet paintings? They gave you the stickers necessary IIRC because they were scattered around and/or rewards for defeating the enemies there.

FЯЕ4КШ0ЯГD said:
2-5 is the "hidden" level of the desert world that you need to clear in order to progress with the game. So I read what to do there and I thought it's not worth my time to touch that game ever again as I would only hurt myself.
Do you mean the exit in 2-3 that leads to it? I don't see the problem with that level nor 2-5.
 
Crackin355 said:
Glaceon said:
Its puzzles were the vaguest thing I've ever experienced, and you had to backtrack each time you made a mistake if you weren't prepared. After about four hours on some of the last puzzles for one reason or another, I just saved myself the misery because I didn't really get the last few. May have been my bad memory that caused that or made it worse, may been some kind of selective lack of perception on those last few puzzles. Whatever it was, I didn't have to deal with it for the remainder of the game so I only ever hated that level.
You mean the toad mural head + feet paintings? They gave you the stickers necessary IIRC because they were scattered around and/or rewards for defeating the enemies there.

Yeah, but they didn't respawn and like I said, it eats up incorrectly placed stickers.
 
Glaceon said:
Crackin355 said:
Glaceon said:
Its puzzles were the vaguest thing I've ever experienced, and you had to backtrack each time you made a mistake if you weren't prepared. After about four hours on some of the last puzzles for one reason or another, I just saved myself the misery because I didn't really get the last few. May have been my bad memory that caused that or made it worse, may been some kind of selective lack of perception on those last few puzzles. Whatever it was, I didn't have to deal with it for the remainder of the game so I only ever hated that level.
You mean the toad mural head + feet paintings? They gave you the stickers necessary IIRC because they were scattered around and/or rewards for defeating the enemies there.

Yeah, but they didn't respawn and like I said, it eats up incorrectly placed stickers.
But, not to be rude, how in the world did you manage to place them incorrectly? The answers are literally on the walls around you.
 
Crackin355 said:
Glaceon said:
Crackin355 said:
Glaceon said:
Its puzzles were the vaguest thing I've ever experienced, and you had to backtrack each time you made a mistake if you weren't prepared. After about four hours on some of the last puzzles for one reason or another, I just saved myself the misery because I didn't really get the last few. May have been my bad memory that caused that or made it worse, may been some kind of selective lack of perception on those last few puzzles. Whatever it was, I didn't have to deal with it for the remainder of the game so I only ever hated that level.
You mean the toad mural head + feet paintings? They gave you the stickers necessary IIRC because they were scattered around and/or rewards for defeating the enemies there.

Yeah, but they didn't respawn and like I said, it eats up incorrectly placed stickers.
But, not to be rude, how in the world did you manage to place them incorrectly? The answers are literally on the walls around you.

They were for each, but I wasn't sure how to interpret the last couple.