BenVTrigger said:
badgenome said:
Not at all. I started out alone and was alone for the first couple of levels, then I met a person and we stuck together for the remainder of the game. Every time we'd briefly get separated, I got incredibly anxious and kept calling for them until we found each other again. At one point on the last level he failed to make a jump and fell off the screen, and without a second thought or knowing what was down there, I jumped right after him rather than get separated again when we were clearly so close to the summit. Pretty crazy how you can get that emotionally attached to an anonymous figure!
By the time we flew into the light, I was too busy marveling at the greatest co-op experience of my life to be depressed.
Now, if he had ditched me in the spooky underground and I had to finish the game all by myself... yeah, I would have been super bummed. So I can see how it might differ based on the pacing of your experience.
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I played solo so that could also have influenced my emotions. Struggling up that mountain alone was both poignant and sad. Im sure with someone there with you it wouldnt have been quite as depressing.
Though the flying part afterwords was beautiful
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yeah, playing with someone is a very different experience. it's amazing how attached you can feel to this person you don't know in any way. i thought overall it was a pretty joyous game but there were definetly moments of sad. it's just a very emotionally moving game.
