Dream Drop Distance

[edmondia]

I beat it.

It's amazing.

Got the secret ending. It is also amazing.

And let me just say ASKL:DFJ SDAKJFKLAS I was screaming a lot out loud alone in my apartment and you should be prepared for that too.

Comments

[edmondia]

The ending is so good homg. That's what all of my screaming was about. And I actually really like the size of the worlds--it feels like there's a lot of space where in some of the other games there really weren't all that many places to go. (Giant Shibuya-influenced Traverse Town, ilu.)

[edmondia]

I got lost a few times too, so that's normal. Fair warning: you will get lost in the Fantasia world but it won't matter 'cause you'll be beating up dream eaters to classical music. If the drop system is really bothering you, you should start stockpiling and using Drop-Me-Nots--they actually come in really handy if there's something you want to finish. I had the same problem with the Tron world, actually, so I just mostly flailed my way through it, which worked out okay.

Ah, Monstro. Have you noticed that Riku's experiences in these worlds tend to involve a lot more painful suffering than Sora's? (Bossfight inside that botanical garden, I am looking at you.)

[edmondia]

I only used them a couple of times, but yeah, aren't they just the most handy thing ever? Perfect for boss fights, too--it took me a couple of drops mid-boss-fight to realize that the whole fight started over again once you woke back up.

Riku's side of the stories can be short, yeah, I can see that, but bosses and diving often = pain in the butt. It took me forever to do the dive where you're getting attacked by the giant dream eater with all the lasers. -_-;;

When you smack Dream Eaters with your keyblade it makes musical noises. Cymbals, harp, etc. XD