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supermario128 on 22 October 2009
SmokedHostage said:

One of the reasons why I prefer SMB3 to SMW is that Yoshi was handy in some levels but more of a liability in others.

But a lot of times he was very helpful. And if you didn't like him just kill him.

 

Edit: Yes, like that. lol




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The Ghost of RubangB on 22 October 2009

This means that some levels will have secrets that you need Yoshi to reach, and to find those secrets you will need to find the secret hidden Yoshi in that level, instead of just grabbing the Yoshi in another level and then heading over there on the map.

I can dig it.



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V-r0cK on 22 October 2009

Who needs Yoshi-the-computer-aid when you'll be mashing this game with the help of 3 other buddies??? ^__^



Gnizmo on 22 October 2009
SmokedHostage said:

One of the reasons why I prefer SMB3 to SMW is that Yoshi was handy in some levels but more of a liability in others.

Absolutely not true. There is not even one level where Yoshi was bad to have at all. The A button guaranteed that he was, at worst, a non-factor and never a liability.

Yoshi was one of the way too powerful aspects of SMW. Blue Yoshi was essentially a cape on crack, and the cape was absolutely broken. He also served as an extra life, or a way to by pass a lot of switches and the like. I don't like that he is limited in theory, but I think it will make for a better game.



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Mr Khan on 22 October 2009

It's an issue of them keeping a tighter control on gameplay, which i can understand, even if it is a bit disappointing. Yoshi will work in those levels he is meant to work in, and nowhere else.



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DrStephenTColbert on 22 October 2009
Senlis said:

something like this?

Yes!



supermario128 on 22 October 2009
Gnizmo said:

Yoshi was one of the way too powerful aspects of SMW. Blue Yoshi was essentially a cape on crack, and the cape was absolutely broken. He also served as an extra life, or a way to by pass a lot of switches and the like. I don't like that he is limited in theory, but I think it will make for a better game.

You are right about that , he did make the game too easy on certain levels.




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Erik Aston on 22 October 2009

DKC style. Levels will be designed specifically for Yoshi, or for no Yoshi. No prob.



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KungKras on 22 October 2009
Gnizmo said:
SmokedHostage said:

One of the reasons why I prefer SMB3 to SMW is that Yoshi was handy in some levels but more of a liability in others.

Absolutely not true. There is not even one level where Yoshi was bad to have at all. The A button guaranteed that he was, at worst, a non-factor and never a liability.

Yoshi was one of the way too powerful aspects of SMW. Blue Yoshi was essentially a cape on crack, and the cape was absolutely broken. He also served as an extra life, or a way to by pass a lot of switches and the like. I don't like that he is limited in theory, but I think it will make for a better game.

I things that make you feel powerful are broken then yes.

Personally, I loved being able to just fly past levels with the cape, it made the game special, some games need stuff like that to become more fun^^



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liquidninja on 22 October 2009

At least he doesn't dissolve in water...