Post by exalt9 on Mar 3, 2017 17:20:34 GMT -6
How do each of the previous Castlevania games compare to Hollow Knight?
I am playing Hollow Knight GOG version and I die a lot.
I have never played a single Castlevania game ever in my life before.
Is Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night expected to be more difficult than Hollow Knight?
I also dislike the map system in Hollow Knight.
In Hollow Knight, you must find a map vendor to buy a map of the new area off of him.
However, the map vendor is located deep inside the new area (sometimes right before you fight the boss of this new area), so most of the time, when you are entering a new area, you must navigate the entire new area with no map at all.
This is incredibly frustrating.
Can anyone comment whether or not previous Castlevania titles' map systems are like this?
If previous Castlevania titles' map systems are like this, then I may not back B: RotN via the PayPal Slacker Backer campaign.
I plan to hold off on backing B: RotN until an NS physical port is announced.
I am playing Hollow Knight GOG version and I die a lot.
I have never played a single Castlevania game ever in my life before.
Is Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night expected to be more difficult than Hollow Knight?
I also dislike the map system in Hollow Knight.
In Hollow Knight, you must find a map vendor to buy a map of the new area off of him.
However, the map vendor is located deep inside the new area (sometimes right before you fight the boss of this new area), so most of the time, when you are entering a new area, you must navigate the entire new area with no map at all.
This is incredibly frustrating.
Can anyone comment whether or not previous Castlevania titles' map systems are like this?
If previous Castlevania titles' map systems are like this, then I may not back B: RotN via the PayPal Slacker Backer campaign.
I plan to hold off on backing B: RotN until an NS physical port is announced.
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