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Anyone else think the wonderoid thing is too hard?
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Completely ignored the point. Lasers are poorly rendered and therefore difficult to read. Same with the steam and their hitboxes. I've already done the JQ twice, but it doesn't mean these aren't problems.
Also, a JQ shouldn't have to require a tutorial to finish it in an appropriate amount of time.
All I'm saying is its necessary to continue the rescue mission
I know its messed up on how they did it and could be done better
I didn't have any problem at all with lasers after using that trick. And my ping isn't even the best, since I play from Brazil.
I don't understand what you mean by "its necessary to continue the rescue mission" because if you're being sent back to the level's beginning, that is the opposite of progress. That is a setback. I don't know how far along you are with this JQ. Maybe you know something I don't where getting all these incidents are vital somehow in the progress of the overall plot-thing, but the main thing is that restarting IS unnecessary if they could do this better, as you've just said.
Ping doesn't matter for this jump quest, nothing is influenced by lag apart from killing the mobs slightly quicker.
What i'm saying is that the steam has little clarity on what their specific hitbox is, and when it disappears. For instance, you can be slightly touching the steam as it fires downward and it won't hit. Even though you really should have been. The steam also fades very ambiguously, meaning that it's not 100% clear when it's safe to move. (This is especially an issue when trying to jump through the conveyor belt, although this isn't actually the intended route I guess.)
For the laser, the large lasers clearly show that it fires and fades down in parts. To make it clearer to see when you'd be hit, it should instantly fire or disappear, removing the ambiguity which people may struggle with.
The way they made it, its inevitable and you have to encounter these and restart to continue and finish the rescue
Also i finished it, it was hell but i can honestly say that the accidents are the least most concerning thing in this whole JQ
I had to redo B4 and F1 once because of the accidents, but i had to redo B1 liek 100 damn times to finish the rescue
Yeah, I found those amusing.
Maybe it's minor but all I'm arguing here is that restarting people when you encounter an incident is unnecessary. Maybe I'd find these things more amusing if it weren't in the context of having to do one big frustrating JQ as opposed to sections of a big JQ. As it is, every drop of progress lost already makes me want to flip. On top of everything else, it makes this intolerable.
I agree with you on this, the reset was unnecessary for these simple but amusing things. Even with help from these "Guides" it took me 12+ hours to clear all four floors. b4-b2 took 1-2 hours while the rest of the time was in b1. But the reset for something out of your power like at the end of b4 or the box in b1, like really?
I think many people struggle understanding how it's still done, especially for moving lasers.
The biggest trick I can give is that people for the moving lasers is during the phase where in many guides and game-plays where people have successfully passed it, walk through the laser as it turns off.
If someone tries to walk through the laser when it is off there won't be enough time, and it'll turn on and kill the player.
If someone watches the laser rotations they should be able to tell that during one of the 3 rotations that there is a gap on one of the sides during movement which gives enough space for the player to walk through.
But of course, I need to mention that there is little to no room for error. B1 is a lot harder than the last 3 floors.
I agree. It's dumb.
The problem with Re:Zero is that it didn't provide any unique content or unique rewards. It was a massive cash grab for both Re:Zero Surprise Style Boxes and Re:Zero Random Boxes. Not to mention the rates of the boxes were horrendous.
The problem with Mechanical Hearts Wonderoid Event is the fact it is too hard for a mass majority of players. Not everyone has the time to invest in practice of 6-12 hours just to beat 1 floor out of the whole event, and that they have to do it again for each individual Wonderoid until they get the one they want, or the medal.
I do realize that there are people to the exception who are able to beat it. But the way the current event is right now is that it benefits only those people.
I believe that events should be made in order for players to enjoy the playthrough and obtain unique rewards. It shouldn't be this much of a hassle.
In order to make the Mechanical Hearts Wonderoid Event better aside from bugs is to make the traps either:
Many people may have said this before me, but I want to re-iterate those points because I also support what they have said and I wish to put those into my own words.
Nexon should honestly know after 10 years that we find JQ disgusting and evil.
Can I add that the 700 coin outfits expire and that makes me kinda annoyed.
Agreed, you know they did this before with the Masteria: Through Time event, it was a blockbuster event that was pretty fun to play through and they gave you an android in the end based on your choices. Why is it so difficult to do that now.
A permanent option for those outfits would be great.