@SonicHero3D For the Pixel Remaster, yes. It’s pretty swift, but when I played it, I had to spend like an extra 45 minutes grinding in the last room because the final boss is like 10x more bulky than in every other version of the game.
@ishikcals@Rotting_rabies Nah, this is just the result of a terrible education system. I had to relearn the same algebra and geometry concepts over and over from middle school through ninth grade, until I was finally able to take calculus in 11th or 12th grade
@GeonnCannon@TheDejaKing@ChigozieObi_ The verses it’s based on, like 1 Thessalonians 4:16–17, have always been in the Bible. The difference is that early Christians saw those passages as describing the Second Coming itself, while Darby split it into two separate events. I’m not Christian, but it makes more sense
@AntifaCostanza I don’t speedrun the game, but it becomes ten times more fun once you become proficient at moving around. Watching casuals play it for the first time, I can understand why people call it janky.
@hyundaii_sonata@DelusionPosting Idk, but people on Twitter always get irrationally mad when you even so much as mention it, and it makes for good entertainment
@SnocDa@yggdrasilsaltar Lost Levels is notorious for its brutal and downright terrible game design. There are soft locks where you're forced to wait for the timer to run out