Anyone else own N++?

[QueenAshy]

I really love N+(+), it’s a fucking amazing game. Honestly, the platforming feels right, and it has a very good level of difficulty. Yeah, there’s some levels that you might think are cheap, but it’s really just your movement abilities are lacking. There’s very few levels that I can say are bullshit (except frame perfect bounce pad jumps required to get all gold in one level, I’ll admit that it’s pretty bullshit).

Anyway, I’d recommend picking up the game. There’s thousands of dev levels and even more user created ones. It’s basically Super Mario Maker for pro gamers who want a less mind numbingly easy experience.

[flashflash account]

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I prefer Mario maker

[DaBackpack]

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N++ is great, but you don't need to put down Super Mark Maker... there is a broad range of difficulty there, especially if you dig into the Japanese side. You get a good mix of kaizo-esque elements, glitch abuses, and tight platforming if you look in the right places.

CO-DA, Fate, and midna light also showcase such courses.

[Dinglesberry]

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N++ is great, but you don't need to put down Super Mark Maker... there is a broad range of difficulty there, especially if you dig into the Japanese side. You get a good mix of kaizo-esque elements, glitch abuses, and tight platforming if you look in the right places.

kaizo is the shit, especially in smw. smw best physics in mario maker for sure

[Nick012]

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There's no need to be aggresive towards mario maker

[DaBackpack]

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kaizo is the shit, especially in smw. smw best physics in mario maker for sure

Yeah I definitely have a soft spot for SMW, but I'm starting to think that NSMB has the best mechanics for high-end play. The spin mechanic drastically increases the amount of movement options you get, which results in a wider expressive range for the level developers. However there are a lot of interesting spin jump and cape challenges you can make with SMW too.

Interestingly, I think the Western players tend to favor SMW while the JP players tend to favor NSMB. My personal ranking for Mario Maker is NSMB > SMW > Mario 3 > SMB.

[Dinglesberry]

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Yeah I definitely have a soft spot for SMW, but I'm starting to think that NSMB has the best mechanics for high-end play. The spin mechanic drastically increases the amount of movement options you get, which results in a wider expressive range for the level developers. However there are a lot of interesting spin jump and cape challenges you can make with SMW too.

Interestingly, I think the Western players tend to favor SMW while the JP players tend to favor NSMB. My personal ranking for Mario Maker is NSMB > SMW > Mario 3 > SMB.

personally thats the reason I dislike the NSMB movement, the spin mechanic, and free wall jumping.. I feel it sort of obsoletes some things like shell jumping, frame perfect walljumps, p switch jumps etc, but to each their own

I also sort of dislike cape, at least in vanilla SMW.. theres a few cool mechanics like maintaining cape speed through doors, down-warping with spin blocks, invincibility frames from hitting something while flying etc, but whenever I play smw I basically just cape and fly through all the levels like a grimeball lol

[DaBackpack]

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It’s basically Super Mario Maker for pro gamers who want a less mind numbingly easy experience.

I just noticed the "pro gamers" bit lol

They're just different kinds of games. Mario focuses on platforming with precision while N++ focuses on platforming with momentum (kind of like Sonic, at a base level, except with a higher emphasis on 2-dimensional movement)

personally thats the reason I dislike the NSMB movement, the spin mechanic, and free wall jumping.. I feel it sort of obsoletes some things like shell jumping, frame perfect walljumps, p switch jumps etc, but to each their own

I also sort of dislike cape, at least in vanilla SMW.. theres a few cool mechanics like maintaining cape speed through doors, down-warping with spin blocks, invincibility frames from hitting something while flying etc, but whenever I play smw I basically just cape and fly through all the levels like a grimeball lol

Yeah I was just referring to the Super Mario Maker level design strategies, not the base games. My favorite Mario game is still SMW after all these years. The cape breaks a lot of things but I still have fun with it

[Dinglesberry]

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I like flying backwards with the cape lol, randomly spinning mid flight and continuing to fly is fun

[PixlSM]

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N++ is the best platformer but it’s also not nearly as hard as a lot of kaizo hacks
I say this as someone who has cleared a good chunk of the “hardest” tab in the userlevels and most of my level end up under “hardest” as well.
Also there’s no frame perfect inputs in n++ as a result of any trick that would be frame perfect being aided by input buffering. And even then, none of the metanet levels require advanced or hidden tech to all gold levels so it’s not a big deal either way

[xXOpkillerXx]

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N++ was easy 100% trophies. A casual gamer girl like you wouldnt understand that though

[PixlSM]

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I highly doubt you got 100% trophies unless they toned down achievements for console players

[PixlSM]

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Considering one of the achievements is to 100% the game and like maybe 3 people in the high level n++ community have actually done it

[xXOpkillerXx]

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Considering one of the achievements is to 100% the game and like maybe 3 people in the high level n++ community have actually done it

Idk about steam I'm on ps4 and got all trophies. Also got all achievements for N+ on Xbox360.

Edit: @pixel, the hardest one on console is Achieve Enlightenment, which has 0.5% completion rate on steam.

[PixlSM]

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Is this achievement not on console? it requires beating, all golding, doing a no death run on, and completing every secret challenge, for every level and episode in the entire game, + all of the coop levels, race levels, and hardcore mode stories. the coop alone makes this achievement near impossible