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I think MadEye is stuck in the world of tears and fearsmindflipper wrote:But why? It's a world of laughter, and a smile means friendship to everyone. How can that not give you a warm, fuzzy feeling?MadEye wrote:As an owner of the game, it is very cool! Unfortunately I just haven't had much time to play it. And I must say, I hat the small world section of the game!!!
Meh. It's the "water" that can kill you that I hate about it. With very few ledges with some missing...mindflipper wrote:But why? It's a world of laughter, and a smile means friendship to everyone. How can that not give you a warm, fuzzy feeling?MadEye wrote:As an owner of the game, it is very cool! Unfortunately I just haven't had much time to play it. And I must say, I hat the small world section of the game!!!
Really? How old was he back in the 1980's? I had a roommmate who loved the 80's music back in college - Pet Shop Boys, Tears and Fears,...no wait, that's Tears FOR Fears...totally different...never mind...Amy wrote:I think MadEye is stuck in the world of tears and fearsmindflipper wrote:But why? It's a world of laughter, and a smile means friendship to everyone. How can that not give you a warm, fuzzy feeling?MadEye wrote:As an owner of the game, it is very cool! Unfortunately I just haven't had much time to play it. And I must say, I hat the small world section of the game!!!
mindflipper wrote:Really? How old was he back in the 1980's? I had a roommmate who loved the 80's music back in college - Pet Shop Boys, Tears and Fears,...no wait, that's Tears FOR Fears...totally different...never mind...Amy wrote:I think MadEye is stuck in the world of tears and fears
Thanks MadEye ~ you expressed my sentiments exactly!!MadEye wrote:mindflipper wrote:Really? How old was he back in the 1980's? I had a roommmate who loved the 80's music back in college - Pet Shop Boys, Tears and Fears,...no wait, that's Tears FOR Fears...totally different...never mind...Amy wrote:I think MadEye is stuck in the world of tears and fears
Seriously!Amy wrote:They should have a setting for "inexperienced gamer" That way you couldn't fall off those pesky cliffs and ledgesMoonPet wrote:I got the game for Christmas and played it obsessively for about a week up to the Tomorrowland level. I really like the game, love the images and the use of the old Disney references, but I absolutely am terrible at it. I don't play video games at all except for Wii fit. You can't imagine how many times poor Mickey has fallen off cliffs and ledges that I didn't realize were there.
Oy!!!Wizzard419 wrote:But if they did that it wouldn't be a platformer anymore.
There was no smilie that expressed my true feelings but that was the closest I could find here.Amy wrote:Thanks MadEye ~ you expressed my sentiments exactly!!MadEye wrote:mindflipper wrote:Really? How old was he back in the 1980's? I had a roommmate who loved the 80's music back in college - Pet Shop Boys, Tears and Fears,...no wait, that's Tears FOR Fears...totally different...never mind...
Yeah...each time you come to a boss you have two main ways of defeating them...good or evil. The good most of the time deals with either paint or some complicated way of defeating the boss. The thinner version either explicitly uses thinner or some kind of way that is straight forward and "Rambo" style.Wizzard419 wrote:It's their attempt at an evil/good path selection.Amy wrote:What is the difference between the Paint and Thinner path? I'm guessing from your statement that the thinner path is easier and the paint is harder or does difficulty have nothing to do with it?theBIGyowski wrote:I played the game all the way through to the end...and then realized that the choices I made during the game affected the way it ended...so I started over again and am playing strictly on the "Paint" path. It's much harder than the "Thinner" path...but makes it a lot more rewarding since it's my second time through. I love love love this game and it still amazes me how much detail they put in it...especially for all of us Mickey lovers.
Also...the secret room above the Fire Station on "Mean" Street...almost got me a little choked up when I unlocked it and went inside. Really made me want to go back to Disneyland again!
Like with most games you can only be Hitler or Jesus.
I would have to go with the happier paint version Thanks for the explanation, it makes sense. I don't know if Disney wants you to be evil, so maybe it can be described paraphrasing Dumbledore "between what's right, and what's easy."theBIGyowski wrote:Yeah...each time you come to a boss you have two main ways of defeating them...good or evil. The good most of the time deals with either paint or some complicated way of defeating the boss. The thinner version either explicitly uses thinner or some kind of way that is straight forward and "Rambo" style.Wizzard419 wrote:It's their attempt at an evil/good path selection.Amy wrote:What is the difference between the Paint and Thinner path? I'm guessing from your statement that the thinner path is easier and the paint is harder or does difficulty have nothing to do with it?
Like with most games you can only be Hitler or Jesus.
At the end of the game you get a glimpse of every place you have been...and if you used the thinner path you will see it destroyed...whereas the paint path shows it restored and happy. Also...depending on how you defeat the bosses...you will either get a capacity increase in paint or thinner.
You can also make specific characters love you or hate you depending on decisions you make concerning them. Right now I am replaying with 100% paint path (using a walkthrough guide for the paint/thinner specific areas) and when I get done with that I might replay it with 100% thinner...just to see the difference with the characters and all that.
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