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Why are you even buying the game a second time if you own it?
Especially if you're just going to cheat? You don't even get the enjoyment of overcoming the challenges. Are you such a sheep that you just buy everything twice?
And are you so bad at games that you are proud to boast about cheating?
Since you already did it on battle net, why do it again at all? You're just buying the game a second time and then not playing it.
You have a pfp of a smart person with a thick skin. You are the total opposite, a complete idiot snowflake that can't handle any pushback.
As it stands, playing this game causally is the best game game in the series. No doubt about that. But when it comes to completion it's absolute trash and absolutely not worth of doing it.
What doesn't make sense is why you bought the game twice. Why go through it again at all?
You bought it again, just to cheat and show it off on steam that you own a game twice that you didn't even play?
There's nothing wrong in having lot of collectables and content. And there's absolutely nothing wrong in having a difficulty spike for those.
I could understand the recycling argument as the N.Verted levels feels sometimes more like "fake" new content but complaining about the difficulty don't make sense in my opinion.
That's why it's optional in first place and probably the best way to satisfy every players (outside of difficulty settings).
A casual can finish the story without too much difficulty, but need to master the gameplay mechanics for the extra challenges. And because it isn't mandatory anymore, they can "give up" at any time without feeling bad.
Also, I don't see why because it's a platformer, it suddenly shouldn't be as long to complete as other games.
But the thing is, if you want to complete the game, just like the predecesors, you HAVE TO endure it because you HAVE TO collect perfect relics. You also HAVE TO go through recycled N.Verted levels and collect 456 gems (who in the f*cking hell though that this is acceptable amount of gems in any CB game?!). You also HAVE TO collect all the time trial relics which also HAVE TO BE platinum, which were made even harder due to utterly retarded triple spin dash.
The game has 10 hours of the best platforming in the series and maybe even among all the platformers, but the remaining 60+ hours is just pointless busywork, extra padding and recycled content, and all of this is there just for the sake of being there. And no - flipping levels vertically and adding ugly filter is not new content, changing the position of crates is not new content. Going from causal to completionist was never this hard and there was no need to make it so hard. It is f*cking Crash Bandicoot, not Dark Souls.
You HAVE TO only if you force yourself to. It's too hard for you, ok, fair enough. But again, you aren't forced to do this stuff.
Besides, 456 gems when you earn 12 gems per level is negligible. And, in my opinion, the triple spin is a much more interesting mechanic than simply holding a button to sprint.