Topic, Game "Jump Gear 2"

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MatthijsM 13 years ago

yippie i got the impossible award

SuperMario 13 years ago

That was your idea before you leave BL xD

birjolaxew 13 years ago

Damnit! How could you! My evil plan of taking over the Internet! Spoiled!

SuperMario 13 years ago

Birjo tries to complete all the levels again

chris3000 13 years ago

i'm kinda taking a break with the official levels

CamoDragoon 13 years ago

@Ferrari, it's cause on my apocalypse level, I made this part that is tough to get past, and right after it, there's a part that's not that hard but very easy to screw up. I don't want to put another checkpoint after the hard challenge, becuase that's a little too easy. It would be nice if the person could respawn there once or twice, but not forever, becuase that would be easy. I can't adjust the checkpoints to be after the hard part, because of the other parts of the level. Right now, there's no checkpoint after the hard part, which may be a little annoying.
Anyway, that's where I got the idea. :)

SuperMario 13 years ago

Is the long message apocalypse start on this game topic?

Ferrari12 13 years ago

I think the idea, in principle, is good, but it is little too complicated for this game. When a game has too many features and settings it tends to become a little boring. What you need is the right balance. In gameplay JG2 has achieved that balance. Therefor a think it's not so good to interact with the actual gameplay. I would rather have changed some options in the editor mode. Maybe paths or something about the aesthetics of the game that will improve the visual appeal.

CamoDragoon 13 years ago

Idea! What if you could set the number of times you could respawn at a certain checkpoint? You could have a number on the checkpoint that shows how many times you can respawn there (you could set infinite if you wanted). Once the number hits 0, then you are on your last try from that position. If you die again, then you revert back to your latest saved position. Then, when you reach the checkpoint again, it would have the original number of "retries" left. (You could probly set something to change this if you wanted as well.)