There was no torture, they made it up when translating the script to English

@kaosu326 Sonic seeing the world get conquered while he's trapped IS torture for him.

Bro that was 4 Months ago no body cares anymore

That’s true torture

@@E_GAMING-b7zI still care

Excuse me,the what?

As for the level design, easily some of the most memorable and best of any classic game. The level design seems to suddenly of been being criticized starting with a couple youtubers saying they thought the level design was bad in their opinion and did not enjoy it, with a section of the fanbase shifting their opinions after the videos were released, however in CDs defense, the level designs are NOT bad at all. And the reason some stages are bad could be due to the fact that it was in development at the same time as sonic 2, And the teams were split one in Japan to work on CD and one in the US to work on sonic 2. I can name multiple levels that have a good design, palmtree panic has a bunch of speed sections to where you can go fast (if you wanted to), tons to explore and lots of interaction and honestly just because the game requires exploring to find past and future signs to time travel does NOT make it a bad game by any means, in all honesty. Backtracking and exploration is required to find sign posts to get the chaos emeralds in Sonic 2, which can occasionally be frustrating too yet people say this is a poor choice for the levels in sonic CD. Stardust speedway is also a really good level design, obstacles here and there, some popping out of the ground with robots and speed sections, to requiring the player to not just simply hold right but to learn the layout and use cannons to get to certain parts to reach the end (like the mini maze in zone 2), Tidal tempest is also surprisingly good when it comes to level design as well as obstacles that can kill you and pose a threat whether it be spikes, the dragon totem things that shoot blue fire that pushes you down which in certain scenarios can lead to getting crushed if not timed right (like the sections with the boxes i mean) which leads to a challenge, levels are seemingly nowadays being criticized as being "too easy" but there are crushers, spikes, spike pits, a decent amount of enemies and some hidden obstacles that pop out (sometimes admittedly cheap) in each level, And more can be gotten out of the game if one puts the effort in to time travel. And they also have speedy areas of which the player can go fast if they so choose similar to sonic 1 and the others. the goal posts at the end is basically telling the game "I'm done with this stage", you have to time travel to create a good future requiring the player to put effort into doing so, exploring for the robot generator, to enter these you have to maintain sonics speed after hitting a sign post, this multi step process of travelling to the past, finding the robot generator, and exiting takes advantage of the games level design which forces the player to interact with elements. The first step requires an understanding and skillful execution of the games mechanics. Reaching the required velocity is the hard part which poses a challenge, having to scout out the level for areas that have access to fluid movement, some are easy like two springs facing each other, others requiring the player to search around the zone and do an obstacle course (sort of going against the claims levels are too easy with no effort required to beat, unless you decide to skip everything and just stay in the present, holding right and jumping a few times) and avoiding obstacles like other sonic games. The stages were designed cleverly to both have a little challenge if you're trying to play it like how one would play sonic 1, while having maximum use and effect with a little challenge if you play it the way its meant to be played (time travelling) as you can see through how the stage loops together. tons of spring based platforming, loops upon loops, messing with conveyor belts, and levels that take a couple minutes to reach the goal if played by putting effort in, make you learn the intricacies of the individual stage to the point you'll even learn the maps by the end of the game! If you play it just simply as you would the other classic games it isn't much a super fun way to play, you're running past genius level concepts, loop-de-loops, obstacles, and never take the time to breathe in any of the fresh new experimental concepts and interesting gameplay. Sure the game doesn't really tell you the best way to play it, but you can get hints by finding the past and future signposts or reading the manual. Though I will say levels such as Collision Chaos (Which I like personally but most people hate), Wacky Workbench, and Metallic madness are horribly done. Metallic madness gets repetitive in each zone, and extends too long especially in the second zone. The enemies are a bit of a joke, Wacky Workbench is a really godawful stage and the bounce mechanic is frustrating and annoying and leads to many cheap out-of-control deaths. And Collision Chaos has a hard boss fight somewhat on your first few attempts, although not in the good way it's just annoying. The variation in levels and zones are done VERY well. Unlike a truly bad game as say, Knuckles' Chaotix (which barely changes the levels variation in each act and has little to no obstacles or badniks to avoid.), this game changes up the layouts of the map, object locations, platforming, and badniks in each zone. Some zones it can be easy to time travel, while others being hard to do so requiring the player to put effort into beating the game with the good ending, you are the one in charge of the future of THE PLANET. Each zone has different variations in the Past, and Good Future, and Bad Future. How you play in the past affects the future either resulting in a toxic environment, more obstacles sometimes than in the past or present when you get a bad future, and the Good Future having beautiful colors, and a lot of detail and care is put into each zone. They are very fun to play in, with tons to interact with when you put in the effort to time travel.

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Hi!

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I honestly don't know. Luck probably!

@Copwefand will you respond to my actual question?

​@@DiogoLC.I'm gonna respond to all the questions in the QNA video, which will be tomorrow or Sunday

@CopwefOk

You could also add images like when you were talking about eggman’s and tails’s machines you could put images of both for people to have a better understanding

Tails is 8💀

@@CaserabadSpooky hes canonically 11 in the comics

@@SpederFrom2019 Yeah that is not better i mean...

@@SpederFrom2019still 💀

Thank you!