Re: Super Mario Maker
Posted: Fri September 18, 2015 6:47 pm
Does anybody want to sit around with me tonight and play super mario world?
Invisible blocks that held P switches don't have a precedent for being obvious. They were never a thing, invisible blocks that had vines were. I don't randomly jump looking for invisible blocks.cutuphalfdead wrote:Yeah I didn't think those ones needed the hints.@SkitchP wrote:CopperTom wrote:I'm most pissed about your hidden P switches in Fire and Ice and Underwater. No clue. No hint. No tell. Do you know how many times I died throwing Beatles against the brick blocks on the first screen.cutuphalfdead wrote:I should have made the invisible block you need to hit in the wii u style airship I made more obvious. I was hoping you'd hit it by accident just by the normal way you'd jump through that part of the level.@SkitchP wrote:Invisible blocks dont bother me, as long as theyre used properly and in sensible places. Not "hey, this is a star and basically the only way to beat the level and you have no idea its there"CopperTom wrote:I hope this is addressed in a patch. This irks me too.@SkitchP wrote:There should be an incentive to stay big so that the end of the room can be a fire flower or a leaf- but only if you didnt get hit.
Invisible blocks piss me off. I hope they add a gentle shimmer or something.
Yeah, those ones were pretty obvious.
It's placed up against the wall! That's a typical invisible block spot. Also, if you get the leaf in the first pipe you'll hit the invisible block accidentally when you jump up to smash the blocks with your tail.CopperTom wrote:Invisible blocks that held P switches don't have a precedent for being obvious. They were never a thing, invisible blocks that had vines were. I don't randomly jump looking for invisible blocks.cutuphalfdead wrote:Yeah I didn't think those ones needed the hints.@SkitchP wrote:CopperTom wrote:I'm most pissed about your hidden P switches in Fire and Ice and Underwater. No clue. No hint. No tell. Do you know how many times I died throwing Beatles against the brick blocks on the first screen.cutuphalfdead wrote:I should have made the invisible block you need to hit in the wii u style airship I made more obvious. I was hoping you'd hit it by accident just by the normal way you'd jump through that part of the level.@SkitchP wrote:Invisible blocks dont bother me, as long as theyre used properly and in sensible places. Not "hey, this is a star and basically the only way to beat the level and you have no idea its there"CopperTom wrote:I hope this is addressed in a patch. This irks me too.@SkitchP wrote:There should be an incentive to stay big so that the end of the room can be a fire flower or a leaf- but only if you didnt get hit.
Invisible blocks piss me off. I hope they add a gentle shimmer or something.
Yeah, those ones were pretty obvious.
I never, not once, obtained said leaf, so as big Mario I was throwing Beatles. I only found it via poor throw.cutuphalfdead wrote:It's placed up against the wall! That's a typical invisible block spot. Also, if you get the leaf in the first pipe you'll hit the invisible block accidentally when you jump up to smash the blocks with your tail.CopperTom wrote:Invisible blocks that held P switches don't have a precedent for being obvious. They were never a thing, invisible blocks that had vines were. I don't randomly jump looking for invisible blocks.cutuphalfdead wrote:Yeah I didn't think those ones needed the hints.@SkitchP wrote:CopperTom wrote:I'm most pissed about your hidden P switches in Fire and Ice and Underwater. No clue. No hint. No tell. Do you know how many times I died throwing Beatles against the brick blocks on the first screen.cutuphalfdead wrote:I should have made the invisible block you need to hit in the wii u style airship I made more obvious. I was hoping you'd hit it by accident just by the normal way you'd jump through that part of the level.@SkitchP wrote:Invisible blocks dont bother me, as long as theyre used properly and in sensible places. Not "hey, this is a star and basically the only way to beat the level and you have no idea its there"CopperTom wrote:I hope this is addressed in a patch. This irks me too.@SkitchP wrote:There should be an incentive to stay big so that the end of the room can be a fire flower or a leaf- but only if you didnt get hit.
Invisible blocks piss me off. I hope they add a gentle shimmer or something.
Yeah, those ones were pretty obvious.
Get the leaf you pussy. All you've got to do is jump on the bullet.CopperTom wrote:I never, not once, obtained said leaf, so as big Mario I was throwing Beatles. I only found it via poor throw.cutuphalfdead wrote:It's placed up against the wall! That's a typical invisible block spot. Also, if you get the leaf in the first pipe you'll hit the invisible block accidentally when you jump up to smash the blocks with your tail.CopperTom wrote:Invisible blocks that held P switches don't have a precedent for being obvious. They were never a thing, invisible blocks that had vines were. I don't randomly jump looking for invisible blocks.cutuphalfdead wrote:Yeah I didn't think those ones needed the hints.@SkitchP wrote:CopperTom wrote:I'm most pissed about your hidden P switches in Fire and Ice and Underwater. No clue. No hint. No tell. Do you know how many times I died throwing Beatles against the brick blocks on the first screen.cutuphalfdead wrote:I should have made the invisible block you need to hit in the wii u style airship I made more obvious. I was hoping you'd hit it by accident just by the normal way you'd jump through that part of the level.@SkitchP wrote:Invisible blocks dont bother me, as long as theyre used properly and in sensible places. Not "hey, this is a star and basically the only way to beat the level and you have no idea its there"CopperTom wrote:I hope this is addressed in a patch. This irks me too.@SkitchP wrote:There should be an incentive to stay big so that the end of the room can be a fire flower or a leaf- but only if you didnt get hit.
Invisible blocks piss me off. I hope they add a gentle shimmer or something.
Yeah, those ones were pretty obvious.
Excellent, they should be unlocked this evening. Does anyone else use a different controller besides the gamepad to play levels? I use the pro controller and I find it a bit easier to manage.cutuphalfdead wrote:
There is something about my hands being so far apart. Maybe I just need to use it more (I usually use the Pro controller with other games on the system).cutuphalfdead wrote:I don't have any problem using the gamepad to play levels.
I occasionally lose connection with the gamepad, so i typically just use a standard controller when actually playing the levels. I wouldn't mind the gamepad if it didn't seem to lose connection so easily. Then again, I've been playing with the gamepad while watching sports on my TV screen quite a bit too.Monkey_Driven wrote:There is something about my hands being so far apart. Maybe I just need to use it more (I usually use the Pro controller with other games on the system).cutuphalfdead wrote:I don't have any problem using the gamepad to play levels.
I had that problem for the first time yesterday. I sit 6 feet away.PHATJ wrote:I occasionally lose connection with the gamepad, so i typically just use a standard controller when actually playing the levels. I wouldn't mind the gamepad if it didn't seem to lose connection so easily. Then again, I've been playing with the gamepad while watching sports on my TV screen quite a bit too.Monkey_Driven wrote:There is something about my hands being so far apart. Maybe I just need to use it more (I usually use the Pro controller with other games on the system).cutuphalfdead wrote:I don't have any problem using the gamepad to play levels.
I'm like 8-10 feet away and it happens pretty often. There isn't anything blocking a clear view to the system either. It's pretty retarded.CopperTom wrote:I had that problem for the first time yesterday. I sit 6 feet away.PHATJ wrote:I occasionally lose connection with the gamepad, so i typically just use a standard controller when actually playing the levels. I wouldn't mind the gamepad if it didn't seem to lose connection so easily. Then again, I've been playing with the gamepad while watching sports on my TV screen quite a bit too.Monkey_Driven wrote:There is something about my hands being so far apart. Maybe I just need to use it more (I usually use the Pro controller with other games on the system).cutuphalfdead wrote:I don't have any problem using the gamepad to play levels.
How so?LoathedVermin72 wrote:This game sounds like a tease.
these complaints are pretty minor in the grand scheme of things. this game is awesomeLoathedVermin72 wrote:This game sounds like a tease.
Yeah, the game is fucking great. I googled my connection problem though and it seems to be a fairly common issue.cutuphalfdead wrote:these complaints are pretty minor in the grand scheme of things. this game is awesomeLoathedVermin72 wrote:This game sounds like a tease.
When did you buy your Wii U? I got mine in 2014 with the release of Mario Kart 8. Maybe it was a problem they addressed by then.PHATJ wrote:Yeah, the game is fucking great. I googled my connection problem though and it seems to be a fairly common issue.cutuphalfdead wrote:these complaints are pretty minor in the grand scheme of things. this game is awesomeLoathedVermin72 wrote:This game sounds like a tease.
I got mine when they were basically brand new (whenever that was), so that could be.cutuphalfdead wrote:When did you buy your Wii U? I got mine in 2014 with the release of Mario Kart 8. Maybe it was a problem they addressed by then.PHATJ wrote:Yeah, the game is fucking great. I googled my connection problem though and it seems to be a fairly common issue.cutuphalfdead wrote:these complaints are pretty minor in the grand scheme of things. this game is awesomeLoathedVermin72 wrote:This game sounds like a tease.