akuma587 on 24 December 2008
Phrancheyez said:
Kasz216 said:
Funny cause it was sold as a "Make your own platform game."
Regardless of what you see it as. That's not what it was sold as.
It was advertised as a "Create a Platformer" game... it's clear as day from all of the ingame stuff, dev interviews and other videos they posted before the game was released.
Your the one who's opinions have changed since then.
The tags were "imagine being limited only by your imagination"
Not "Hey it's like a lego platformer!"
Heck we didn't even know levels came with the game till months after it's announcement. People thought it was going to be ALL created content at first.
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The reason I disagree with this is because I was never once under the impression you're giving off with this post. I don't know where I was when the game was first being talked about - I thought I was here - but I never once remember assuming it to be a 'make your own platform game'...and I never once assumed it didn't come with levels of its own. I never read anything that ever gave me either of these impressions, and never assumed you could literally create any game you wanted to. I've always been under the assumption that it was already a game that you could merely create levels for. Maybe I just didn't read into it.....at all. Because the way you make it sound is like everyone was under this impression and everyone was let down. Me, nor none of the people I play the game with were ever under these impressions.
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Nor was I. I always new that the level creator was a fundamental part of the game, but I was never under the impression that there wouldn't be a healthy single-player experience with quite a few levels already in the game.
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