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Interestingly enough, you did make a post way back on page 3. (Though, this new one has more stuff you remember, so there's that) Anyway, as I somehow don't have a post here, I've been playing since mid-to-late 2006, as I joined a few months after first playing SRB2, even online. I remember...

Except... from what I can see, all of the levels are from no earlier than 2.0, so my point stands.

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Coming from a guy that's autistic himself, I feel offended.

Oh wait. I'm thinking of LCEZ3, which literally doesn't exist. As I've said, if you want to know where things are, I suggest going through this thread again.

LERZ3 doesn't exist. Frankly, if you really want to know where things are, I suggest going through this thread again.

Yeah, if we had recording and editing software to do that.

Pandora's Box 2: The ability to close out of the game in another menu. In all seriousness, there honestly shouldn't. If there is, it shouldn't be a huge thing. Otherwise only a small percentage of people will enjoy the huge thing. Which... is a huge disappointment to a lot of people. (Take...

I don't exactly like this idea. While I do understand your reasoning behind it, it means that the levels are more designed to utilize less exploration than the game currently offers, which is not the intent. In fact, if memory serves, even the S3K games did this.

While that isn't entirely a bad idea, it's actually even less useful than anything, especially since there is no possible way to go super in that level, no matter how hard you try.

Say hello to the original Doom sprites, now with gloves.

Eugh. There goes any attempt at breaking my DSZ3 time of 34.20, as that demo is completely out of sync.

What would one recommend for good editing/video recording usage? (ie: One that can mix both SRB2 and WSplit/LiveSplit) (Preferred something that doesn't cost, so using a torrent is out of the question)

Actually, 2.0 didn't last as long.

I have one single question for you: How many games from the 1990s feature tutorial levels? I'm pretty sure that because of the fact that SRB2 is based on a lot of older Sonic games, there's no such thing as a "tutorial level". Frankly, the game is all about learning how the mechanics work (Rise...

Isn't that the intent? I mean, if you look at the other Sonic games, you'd notice that they tend to be rather hidden. Though, not all of them are really hidden, like one from DSZ1 and ERZ2, I believe. Anyway, to my own opinions:

Totally possible. Look, you don't even need to be ahead of him to win, either! (I didn't bother doing the fight, just FYI)

Then it'd be too difficult to get all 160 emblems. Remember, the game is meant to be 100%-able for more than 3 people.

Deep Sea Zone Secret, also known as SS3, also known as Flooded Cove.

I think the tip is trying to say that pressing the opposite direction slows you down more than simply letting go of the forward button. The tip is worded awkwardly, I admit, especially since it looks like you could go forward at full speed without pressing the forward button the entire time.