Click Clock Wood discussion

>>3808794
Is this trolling? Banjo-Tooie - while still good - is undeniably worse than B-K. And Click Clock Wood is the worst level in BK because, well, it's like a Tooie world, being overly huge and relying way too much on backtracking.

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>>3808796
>he doesn't like exploring huge worlds that intersect in mysterious ways, and unlocking weird shortcuts between stages.
All adventure have backtracking. Otherwise they're just linear paths to a simple end.

Banjo Tooie is the greatest. How is it "undeniably worse"?

>>3808796
>Click Clock Wood is the worst level in BK because, well, it's like a Tooie world, being overly huge and relying way too much on backtracking.
This is literally my bread and butter. What other "bad" games or "bad" levels have you seen that follow this trend? I will be very happy if you tell me! :)

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>>3808794
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>>3808815
As someone who enjoys overlarge complicated levels, what are your thoughts on Grunty Industries?

Now the hate it gets is 100% justified. And yet, if you really sit down and look at it, GI is the most complex, intricate, and best-designed Banjo-Kazooie level. Every little detail add to it, and the level if fully fleshed out.

It's dull, difficult, claustrophobic, confusing and time-consuming. But I LIKE that, and I'm not the only one. The entire level is like one giant puzzle.

>>3808914
>As someone who enjoys overlarge complicated levels, what are your thoughts on Grunty Industries?
BASED.
100% agreed, though I think Cloud Cuckoo Land and Hot Cold Land were more memorable.

I loved the Coal train.

>>3808796
I actually agree with this. Most of the old moves become obsolete and most of the new moves are either variations of each other (aiming, egg types, etc.) or underutilized. The game is also littered with minigames with most of them again being variations of each other. There's no balance between amount of shit you do in the game and the quality of the shit you do in the game, it feels more of a chore trying to 100% it compared to the first banjo game.

>>3808927
>it feels more of a chore trying to 100%
100% is always a chore. All your expected to do, is get enough to beat the final boss. Complaining about 100-percenting, is like complaining that the bonus features of a DVD weren't as good as other DVD's, therefore the movie was objectively worse.

>>3808927
>Most of the old moves become obsolete
Like what?

>and most of the new moves are either variations of each other (aiming, egg types, etc.) or underutilized
Aiming and egg types were awesome. How does an ability being under-used make it bad, instead of just less good. Would the game be better if it removed those abilities?

The most underused are the Banjo exclusive abilities, but even those are pretty cool.

>>3808794
Oh fuck off. Click Cuck Wood gives Rusty Bucket Bay a run for its money as worst level in the game. Repeating the same level four times with minor changes is lazy level design.

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>>3808970
What was wrong with Rusty Bucket?

>>3808970
Fuck off RBB was great

>>3808794
>Banjo Kazooie was mostly pretty crappy compared to Banjo Tooie
Retard.

>>3808794
Click clock wood is actually my favourite level with mad monster mansion being second. I don't like banjo tooie that much either. Too much back tracking. Even with shortcuts.