Who hates Games with water levels.

you do enjoy your pointless, random question posts, don't you?darkspineslayer

im bored.

[QUOTE="darkspineslayer"]you do enjoy your pointless, random question posts, don't you?blitzkid1

im bored.

why not play a game instead of being on here than?

I DO!!!! I have yeat to play a water level I like.

My hatred of Water Levels all began with the Water temple in OOTEPaul

I would have said what he said if he already hadn't said it before me.

So I'll just agree with him.

Yes they are frustrating at times. just look at LoZ OoT water temple...took me ages to beat it!HULKMANIA_001

I hated the Majora's Mask water temple a lot more from what I remember. I kind of want to go back and play it now to see.

I don't remember having too much hatred towards OoT's water level.

Dear game designers:

Next time you think of making a water level, I'll give you an easy tip.

Don't.

Thank you.

I don't remember having too much hatred towards OoT's water level.

ArisShadows

Same here.

TP's though...was almost like a deliberate attempt at confusion and frustration, and that didn't even have to do with the water.

But for the most part, water levels: Just say no.

I hate Super Mario Sunsh....oh wait...lonewolf604

There was only one water level in Sunshine. :P Guess it didn't suck that much though.

I love them.

[QUOTE="blitzkid1"]

[QUOTE="darkspineslayer"]you do enjoy your pointless, random question posts, don't you?darkspineslayer

im bored.

why not play a game instead of being on here than?

Maybe he reached the water levels in every game he owns.

I hate water levels... Sonic in particular. So tough, I usually gave up on Sonic 3 after the first level just because I hated the water level that much. Mario's were slightly better but overall annoying because you can't jump on enemies.kayn83

Sheesh! I agree. You have to go to those stinking bubbles to get air if you are too far away from the surface of the water. I remember waiting for a bubble to come just so I would have some air built up. I waited....waited...then the beeping noise came in. Bubbles would come but they were small. Then the countdown started. So I jump around the place where the bubbles come from, but it does no good! 3...2...1...drown!

Yes they are frustrating at times. just look at LoZ OoT water temple...took me ages to beat it!HULKMANIA_001

but i was like only 10 :P

It really depends how it's done, but it's rarely done well...

I just played MGS2: Sons of Liberty.. it had a water swimming part to it... Pretty annoying. rexCo

The problem with that part is that we are so used to inverted controls with swimming that it messes with our brains. Also, the camera is way too close to Raiden. And his breath runs out quick. I'm actually in that area right now in the game.

I have yet to see a water level I can enjoy. Ever. Especially with most platformers, just look at Mario, both the 2D and 3D ones. The water mechanics are horribly annoying. The inability to jump in the 2D ones and the near complete loss of mobility in the 3D ones are what get to me.glitchgeeman

I think that the water levels from the Spyro series on the PS1 were done pretty well. Galaxy's water levels were good in my opinion. But even those can be frustrating.

HL2's Water Hazard was epic.

Silent Hunter 3 is 99% water

An Age of Empires II: TC islands game is always fun.

Not all "water levels" are bad.

[QUOTE="glitchgeeman"]I have yet to see a water level I can enjoy. Ever. Especially with most platformers, just look at Mario, both the 2D and 3D ones. The water mechanics are horribly annoying. The inability to jump in the 2D ones and the near complete loss of mobility in the 3D ones are what get to me.The_Deepblue

I think that the water levels from the Spyro series on the PS1 were done pretty well. Galaxy's water levels were good in my opinion. But even those can be frustrating.

One thing I didn't like about Galaxy's water levels was when you were being targeted by Bullet Bills. It is such a hassle getting them off your tail when you're under water.