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Sunwave 20 de jul. às 7:49
New content where?
So, I've come back to this game after like... two years maybe? I had 100% completed this game back then, and now I want to do the new content. But... some of the new achievements, looking at their description, are just for normal game progress? Haven't I done that already?
Should I start a new playthrough? Should I continue my old playthrough where I have everything, or is there some actually new stuff in the extra gamemodes? Because they don't seem that interesting at all.
Basically, what do I need to do to play new stuff and get the new achievements?

Thanks.
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Kaed✩Wolf 20 de jul. às 8:33 
The new achievements are part of Classic Mode 2:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2380803/Bloodstained_Ritual_of_the_Night__Classic_II_Dominiques_Curse/
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Sunwave 20 de jul. às 9:24 
I see. In that case I'll just let it be. It doesn't seem that great.
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ch 20 de jul. às 10:44 
The DLC, despite having mixed reviews, is actually pretty good.

A lot of the negative reviews complain about old-school controls. Personally, I find it very strange people buy "Classic Mode" DLC and then complain it has "Classic" controls and cheap knockback deaths. It wouldn't be "Classic" without those.

A few negative reviews also mentioned having to buy the DLC for 100% achievements, and with that I completely agree. I'm not a fan of adding new achievements in general, but having them behind a price tag is even worse.

If you had fun playing Classic Mode 1, I highly recommend second one as well.
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aym 20 de jul. às 19:58 
Escrito originalmente por ch:
A lot of the negative reviews complain about old-school controls. Personally, I find it very strange people buy "Classic Mode" DLC and then complain it has "Classic" controls and cheap knockback deaths. It wouldn't be "Classic" without those.

There's a reason why we left those things in the past. When we bring back old stuff we usually talk about the good things, not the bad.
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HELRAVN 20 de jul. às 22:49 
Classic II is awesome. Way better than Classic I. People who hate Castlevania 2 are influenced by AVGN. That game wasn't nearly as bad as it got blasted for, and this mode for Bloodstained took all the best things from it and made it even better.
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Sunwave 21 de jul. às 12:46 
Escrito originalmente por ch:
If you had fun playing Classic Mode 1, I highly recommend second one as well.
Ahh, but I didn't. :(

Escrito originalmente por HELRAVN:
Classic II is awesome. Way better than Classic I. .
In that case, it maybe is worth it? Because I didn't like classic 1 but if it's better, it might just be good enough to enjoy. And I DO think the game devs deserve (extra) support.
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ch 22 de jul. às 5:12 
If you didn't like Classic 1 then you probably won't like 2. For the most part, it's like 1 but with world map exploration instead of a linear level structure.
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Nibbets 23 de jul. às 16:40 
Escrito originalmente por ch:
The DLC, despite having mixed reviews, is actually pretty good.

A lot of the negative reviews complain about old-school controls. Personally, I find it very strange people buy "Classic Mode" DLC and then complain it has "Classic" controls and cheap knockback deaths. It wouldn't be "Classic" without those.

A few negative reviews also mentioned having to buy the DLC for 100% achievements, and with that I completely agree. I'm not a fan of adding new achievements in general, but having them behind a price tag is even worse.

If you had fun playing Classic Mode 1, I highly recommend second one as well.

So are the controls like games back in the NES/SNES days?
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ch 24 de jul. às 5:55 
Escrito originalmente por Nibbets:
So are the controls like games back in the NES/SNES days?

Pretty much classic Castlevania (1 and 2) controls, yes - you can't change the direction of your jump, getting hit knocks you back, etc.

Although, they did improve it just a tiny bit it compared to classic Castlevania games so it doesn't feel as bad. For example, jumping in place doesn't lock you from moving left/right while in the air (like it did in Castlevania), you can unlock backdash and doublejump at some point that also help a lot, and they definitely did something about jumps because every time I thought I was not gonna make the jump, I still did (difficult to explain, sometimes it just feels like the game "cheats" in your favor when you're supposed to fall down, but you don't).

So yeah, you will fall down to your death (especially in the beginning, without the double jump). If it sounds too frustrating, then it's probably better to skip Classic mode 2.

That said, they probably could've implemented difficulty options like they did in Classic mode 1, where on "Easy" you don't get knocked back when you get hit. Kinda weird 2 doesn't have it.
Última edição por ch; 24 de jul. às 6:00
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oddler255 24 de jul. às 13:02 
In that case, it maybe is worth it? Because I didn't like classic 1 but if it's better, it might just be good enough to enjoy. And I DO think the game devs deserve (extra) support.

Beware. I got classic mode 2 because I wanted to 100% the game, and I refunded it. I'm an old SNES player and to me it doesn't even feel like SNES; more like Atari. It feels VERY old school. I am still mad they did this with the achievements.
Última edição por oddler255; 24 de jul. às 13:02
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