B-side is rather painful to do at the end.

[HumanDude]

When i recently saw this came i knew i wanted to buy it because it seemed fun and interesting. I played it all the way to the end and had fun. I would get mad sometimes but it was a playful mad. I never actually was upset just messing around. Well today i started b-side and it started great. It was a challenge that i had enjoyed. The only part where it went bad is when i got to the last phase and it starts to count down. Part 9 is the one i got stuck on. I know this game is trial and error its how its works. I've died many, many times yet this part felt completely different. overall it was horrible i couldn't manage to get the right jumps off the clouds or get good dashes. This part really felt horrible and i couldn't manage to continue. I skipped it with assist and went on. I never used assist mode until that current part. Then it introduced a new mechanic where you dash then quickly jump. This.. was not fun and seemed broken. Now i know that the previous level ruined my mood completely and made me seriously upset so i don't care to much about that part. So i'm question if this map is broken here or what. If not then i truely have given up because even if i attempt it again for weeks or months, i doubt i will ever beat it.

[Nibbie]

You should probably be clearer that this was about the Summit B side. Anyway, that checkpoint did take me a while, but it is perfectly doable, you just weren't quite good enough/spent enough time on it.

As for your other point, how is the new mechanic broken? It is a movement tech, available to you since the start of the game like all movement techs, just not needed until then. Just like how you can jump out of the space blocks in chapter 2, which the game only tells you in the B side. Nothing broken, weird, or anything about any of it. If you want to complete these harder challenges, you have to master harder techniques.

[SmallGespenst]

Being fair, the B-side part of the post game, you know: the stuff for people who finished the game and want a greater challenge, introducing new tricks and expecting you to get the hang of them is par for the course

[HumanDude]

Originally posted by Nibbie:

You should probably be clearer that this was about the Summit B side. Anyway, that checkpoint did take me a while, but it is perfectly doable, you just weren't quite good enough/spent enough time on it.

As for your other point, how is the new mechanic broken? It is a movement tech, available to you since the start of the game like all movement techs, just not needed until then. Just like how you can jump out of the space blocks in chapter 2, which the game only tells you in the B side. Nothing broken, weird, or anything about any of it. If you want to complete these harder challenges, you have to master harder techniques.

I feel as if im doing it right at its rather simple yet its comes out as a little jump. I've noticed in parts of the game where those platforms launch you in the temple, they kinda don't work when you jump off of them. I know your suppose to time them right and i do yet it act as if i jumped of a static block. So idk if something is wrong with my game and is messing up that dash jump in summit b-side or what.

[HumanDude]

Originally posted by awhurley:

Being fair, the B-side part of the post game, you know: the stuff for people who finished the game and want a greater challenge, introducing new tricks and expecting you to get the hang of them is par for the course

Yeah i see that but i thought you needed to beat them for hearts. I've found the secrets one in the chapters so i can move through the core now. Probably not gonna attempt any more of these sense it requires a large amount of skill

[HumanDude]

I will say another thing that is weird is the core is that those blocks that act as if they are clouds are also kinda annoying. It likes you have to get it 100% right or you fail. Idk though maybe im just really bad

[Andrew]

What painful for you - enjoyable for the others