If it helps on the map clearing glitch, it appears to be an issue in saving the map after the final fight. I recently beat the game and it wiped my map of everywhere I had been in the last play session. Although the way some people are describing it, there might be another fault somewhere (or another way to access the same fault?).
I thought I was being clever by keeping the ramp height low to get the destruction combos easier. Ended up being rather glitchy with the good sleds. Going straight causes you to go through the snowman and slanting down to slow down on the ground causes the round to instantly end (made pacifist really easy though).
played this a while ago but don't think I bothered to comment. I really like that this game informs you on the balance of actual puzzle and just precision (or speed as stated in the game). No matter which way you prefer it, it is nice to know upfront.
There is something about shooting the bombs that I'm just not seeing. Sometimes my shots work and sometimes they don't. I seem to have better aim if I shoot before it is thrown, but other than that I've got no idea. Just seems random.
I'm not sure what method is used to utilize the mouse but was disappointed to find that remapping a joystick off my PS3 controller to control the mouse proved ineffective in game. Overall a very nice game though. I was surprised to actually enjoy it since usually games like this are not my cup of tea. The smooth controls went a long way with me.
It kinda sucks that you went far enough to make the only ammo drops be weapons you own, but not so far as to make it smart about what ammo you need. As is it is to your advantage to jump straight to the laser not just for getting it early but because then when you reach late game and need ammo it is more likely to show.
Anyone else realize you are catching coconuts in the same bowl that you used to hold fire? What do you just put it on the ground when you need to catch coconuts (because, five second rule, no picking them up off the ground). More seriously I do rather like this game. Feels a lot like a prequel to Archipologo (If anyone reading has played that)
The final boss is strange because it seems really hard but if you know what you are doing it becomes a cakewalk. First off if you haven't figured it out the goal is to tackle the bombs it throws back at it in order to ground it, and then when it is on the ground attack it with your spikes to actually damage it. (If you are having trouble hitting it with a bomb I found that jumping to hit the bombs in the air made it a lot easier, but use whatever works for you.) The cakewalk piece is that the first thing it will always do after taking to the sky is throw more bombs. With a bit of luck you don't have to see it fire a bullet other than waiting for the first bomb.
@juggernaut5509: There is an upgrade in the game that allows you to run. While running you gain a sheild of sorts and start flashing blue. This allows you go through the yellow fields.
Interestingly the way the game is coded you and enemies have the same response to the yellow fields. So *they* can't pass until *you* start running. Not sure this should even be called a bug, but I found it to be amusing.
The trick to a good profit in this game is combos. It multiplies the contents of it by how many tricks it involved. It isn't that hard to string together the four air tricks with a backflip and a perfect launch and that will net you 10k or more.
You know when theme parks tell you to stay inside the ride at all times? This game has taught me that that is because being even slightly outside of means death in any collision.
While getting the pacifist medals I was going straight up and back down to keep it interesting. One round I got a 50 destruction rating. I think I just nosedived the snowman from orbit...
I'm glad that the game doesn't basically require you to get everything to max in order to win but it is almost a disappointment that I had only maxed one item. I couldn't really convince myself to do the post-game work to actually max everything.
Major feature I would have liked for this game is a path trace for the bounce. There were a bunch of levels that I had solved but still took a few tries as I figure out exactly where I need the thing.
UPDATE: The glitch I was encounter earlier fixed itself apparently, at least for one of the instances. I had a little over 1000 ending a raid but nearly 4000 at the map
The game is bugging on me too. Every now and then when I go to spend my infamy it will just vanish, a luck once the map rolled back with it but it usually doesn't. Makes the skill curve rather different than the first time I played.
Was anyone able to get this to work with a game controller because I had no luck. I managed to get through to level 10 without (though still no win) but I feel it would have been easier with a controller.
Would be nice if we could hear from the dev on why it won't load for a significant number of people. Until then I can't judge the game. Shame since it sounds like fun based of the people who could play it.
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