That was the inspiration for some of the main themes in ROTD yep!

@@rayfan9876 I could see that, very underrated OST (M/Arena) imo, despite some tracks being heavily recycled with minor edits.

@@matigamer329 sure! Can you link it in a reply here after so I can see too?

@@rayfan9876 the game? probably won't happen because I'll forget but I can tell you the game's name. It's called The Contempt of Court HD.

ray man are going to yea a igloo

@rayfan9876 Yea lets go to the igloo

It does yeah, it adjusts with his velocity and state

What?

​@@KitkatMilki They meant to say brother not broder

@@ThatOwlGuy64 South end principal of Rayman ok

agreed. I don't like the rabbits games much and(prepare for an unpopular opinion) Origins and Legends. I just want Rayman 4. This is the closest thing to it so far.

@@TabalugaDragon Rayman 4 Prototype Don't want to know Canceled of Trailler

The project was first teased in 2008... It's getting close to 20 years

I think been following for almost a decade now. actually a little over a decade

There's another fanmade project to remake Rayman 2 by New Dawn Games that's also looking pretty good, you can find it on YT if you search it.

Ubisoft confirmed the rumors and said they're currently experimenting with Rayman IP and are working on a few Rayman games rn. I definetely look forward on those and also this fan game as well!

By the way, apparently Ubisoft are working on a few Rayman projects rn and are even consulting Michel Ancel on them. I wonder how those will turn out.

In a long time

@@rayfan9876 oof alright take your time i guess

thanks for guessing 😘

You wake up from stasis, having frozen yourself to wait for ROTD to release. Adsolution, having long since been uploaded into an artificial intelligence network to continue the work, welcomes you. "It's been a looong time. How have you been?" "Is ROTD out yet?" "Lol no"

@@rayfan9876 hmm...did you know that Ubisoft is working on some Rayman projects rn? Maybe you could get some inspiration from those projects for your fan game after those release? Anyway, I'm excited for your project!

14 years later... _aw rats_

I was actually just looking at some of the 2020 footage to compare and realised how much faster it was. Part of the reason why it slowed down was so that you'd have more time to react to things during gameplay - you'll be able to perform more precise dodges during combat for example, or do more complex aerial maneuvers. I'd rather have super tightly designed corridors with slower movement than more spread out ones with faster movement. It helps emphasise the inertia of his limbs too. I might try speeding it up just a tiny bit, by like 5%. It's worth a shot

​@@rayfan9876 Is speeding up the general timescale an option? Instead of changing the physics. If so, it shouldn't affect distance if it's just the entire game running faster. Probably not something you'd want to keep, but it could be useful for quickly testing what speed feels best. If everything is tied to a timescale value then you could even make it an option for the player, so they could choose if they want the game to be floatier or faster. Just an idea that popped into my head.

I tried speeding up the time scale by 10%, and it feels great. Either the game will now have a constant timescale of 1.1, or I'll modify all of the mechanic and animation speeds to compensate... which would be better, but it's so tedious lol 🥲

@@rayfan9876 Haha, yeah. I suppose if it works, it works, though. As long as nothing breaks, then dedicating time to changing everything might be a waste (assuming it's a lot). Especially if you decide to tweak it further in the future. Could of course be a problem if things like menu animations and such will eventually be tied to the timescale as well. Another random idea: If you want to play around with time-altering gameplay mechanics (like speeding up and slowing down movement during gameplay or certain animations) then having two timescale references might be advantageous. One for the game, another for menus. Then the gameplay one could also stay at 1.1 for now. But yeah, i figured it would feel a lot better. I'm kinda new around here, but this looks interesting. 🧅 👍🏻🍆👍🏻 🥔🥔 Vegetableman approves.

It already has two separate time scales for that reason, yep! There wouldn't be any other real way to pause the game but also be able to navigate the pause menu. The main reason having a non-1.0 timescale as the standard would be bad is that it everything will technically move faster than I program it to. So I probably will go in and modify the mechanics themselves... better sooner than later.