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Super Mario Maker 2 Direct (May 15 at 3 p.m. PT / 6 p.m, 15 minutes) [See threadmark]
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We don't know. You have the ability to star or boo a level, but it's unknown if booing a level will make boos on the level public or not. Based on other screens I think boos might not be public. I can see how many stars a level has but not how many boos a level has.
Does your level get delisted if you get too many boos? Or does it just allow you to filter out the booed levels?
If I can filter them out I think I'll like that, I think that would give you more higher quality levels on a more regular basis
This is the only boo I support for this game.
Seriously if booing a level does anything other than remove a level from your personal search again or something like that I don't like it at all. People will boo any level they struggle on fair or not. If those boos are public then that's harmful.
Yeah we have no firm info on how the game will handle boos. There certainly is potential for abuse depending on how it works, but at the same time, there were so many times in the first game when I said "man I wish I could anti-star this one". Personally I would only use it for low-effort course design or outright troll levels.
If everyone runs out of lives in a competitive multiplayer level how does it decided who places 4th - 1st?
Edit: oh nm I guess it would just be in the order of who died first now that I thought about it
Edit: oh nm I guess it would just be in the order of who died first now that I thought about it
That's a good catch. Still, they may be taken into account behind the scenes. Either to alter your own recommendations or to adjust general publicity of levels, or both. My guess is that a level would only suffer if a significant percentage of players boo it.
I'll preface this by saying it sucks but any chance Nintendo limited the water usage to the forest theme to prevent spamming of water levels all over the place???
For all we know a "boo" removes a like, so the balance may be what we see.
It seems we're reaching a point where recreating most levels from original 2D Mario games in any style will be possible right?
Also, do we have any idea of what the remaining style is? I'm sure they'll reveal it at E3, as a last surprise no one saw coming, though it won't take much time in the Direct but will have a great impact right before the game's release.
I'd love a Super Mario 64 style with more jumping options! Long jumps would be crazy.
Also, do we have any idea of what the remaining style is? I'm sure they'll reveal it at E3, as a last surprise no one saw coming, though it won't take much time in the Direct but will have a great impact right before the game's release.
I'd love a Super Mario 64 style with more jumping options! Long jumps would be crazy.
No, every theme is missing unique components from those games making recreation of certain stages impossible.
Certain stages for sure, but I guess a lot of them could be recreated perfectly, or at least to a high enough degree of fidelity.
We don't know if there even is one. People are making assumptions based on the UI but nothing is confirmed. There could be another announced at E3, a future DLC, or nothing at all.
The new one fits the nsmbu aesthetic a lot more than the one you posted.What's weird about Angry Sun is that Angry Sun has a "modern" design, since it appeared in Mario Kart DS/Wii, which basically used designs similar to the NSMB series
They just went ahead and made some radical new design that barely seems to fit in the NSMBU aesthetic for some reason.
Yeah. I thought my friend's suggestion of a SM64 style was dumb at first, but then I thought about the moveset Mario would have. Plus, maybe it would have a placeable goal in the form of a star, which could be cool.
That would be a dream come trueYoichi Kotabe style (at least in my heart)
Sure, and it is a guilty pleasure of mine to go to 100 Mario Challenge and see the bad levels, but at the end of the day...a bad level's a bad level. I'll boo a bad level no matter where it came from.
Not at all. It's not even just certain levels, as was mentioned above. Even the most basic levels in all of these games did things that are impossible to recreate in SMM2. I played through the first few levels in Super Mario World a few days ago, and it was disheartening to see all the things in that game that are not implemented in SMM2. We've got a lot, but there's a long, long way to go before we have everything.
This is exactly the reason why I dont care for a dislike system.
If people are concerned about kid-created levels getting boo'ed to oblivion, if we can't see the amount of boos then what difference would it actually make? All I can see happening is the benefit of kid-created levels not showing up as much in random play.
There's like no reason to give Nintendo the benefit of the doubt. I was so excited knowing I could playing Mario online with friends, until I found out they never mentioned playing with friends. All they showed was playing online with random people.
Do we know if people will be able to see the amount of boos on their own levels? If they can I'd imagine it could be a bit upsetting/discouraging to see all that negative feedback on their levels.
We haven't seen the app yet. I'm sure one of these two things will happen:
1) Create rooms with friend inside the game
or
2) Create rooms with the app (A bookmark like app)
Sorry if this has already been answered, but was there a mention of a new bookmark website for this game ?
I imagine boos are just there to make stuff like Endless more enjoyable for people playing them. I love troll levels but there is a time and a place.
Optimally the boo system is completely invinsible for the creator and just about match making.
Optimally the boo system is completely invinsible for the creator and just about match making.
Not yet, and the bookmarks section was missing from the UI shown in the direct.
I imagine this will be handled by the Nintendo online app, like how Smash Bros does it
I think they'll let you play local in the levels you create but not on random online ones, as Nintendo won't able to control which levels are fit for multiplayer, some crazy ones could be unplayable. It would be silly not to let parents play the easy level they just created with their kids.
I thought the same too before I watched the video, but they said there's no "Edit" button in the bottom left hand corner to show it was the co-op building. I guess they could be hiding the Edit button though.
I think it'll have free part updates for the original 4 themes, like SMM had, but also paid DLC special themes, like SMB2 US or All Stars or whatever.
Scroll stops. How do they work?
In the direct a vertical line of blocks was placed exactly in front of a thick grid line. So, does the scroll stop only work at those 9 vertical thick grid lines? Can only solid blocks used for this? Or any blocks like breakable ones? I would guess the former since breaking a breakable block would destroy the vertical line of blocks and the scroll stop would not work?
In the direct a vertical line of blocks was placed exactly in front of a thick grid line. So, does the scroll stop only work at those 9 vertical thick grid lines? Can only solid blocks used for this? Or any blocks like breakable ones? I would guess the former since breaking a breakable block would destroy the vertical line of blocks and the scroll stop would not work?