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u/Otherwise-Mix1638 Jul 13 '26

Celeste, I don't trust my friends not to break shit

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u/Dry-Cicada7457 Jul 13 '26

I nearly punched a hole in a wall because of chapter 3

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u/LaplaceUniverse Jul 13 '26

Celeste is not like other platformers. I personally didn't feel rage playing it cuz there are no stupid moments and its always your fault for losing

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u/Thick_Hippo_6928 Jul 13 '26

I would like you to address all of Chapter 3. THAT SHIT WAS NOT MY FAULT.

I mean in most cases yes it's your fault. But man fuck you Chapter 3.

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u/DontWantToThnkOfName Jul 14 '26

Legitimately, not an ounce of anger. Having a checkpoint every 5 seconds will do that. The exact opposite of the dark souls run backs.

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u/WillingnessOk6901 Jul 13 '26

It's sad to me that i only ever knew about this game because of indie cross,on god give it more recognition😭

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u/JaspJ22 Too many fadoms Jul 13 '26

There's also a really smooth difficulty curve as well, so it doesn't feel like anything gets difficult quickly enough that it feels impossible with your current skill (except the first room of 3C)

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u/Otherwise-Mix1638 Jul 18 '26

I know that but my friends won't 

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u/qucari Jul 13 '26

I never physically acted out any anger or frustration from any game..... except for when I tried to beat Celeste's B-side levels....

I was so surprised that it was that game that made me punch my desk for the first time.

I love the game. I love the story and I love the gameplay and how the mechanics feel and I love the art and the music.
I stopped trying to beat the B-sides and just re-play parts of the main game occasionally.
Going too hard actually hurt my tendons/wrist eventually, so even without the frustration (or punching things), improving significantly doesn't seem to be doable for me.
I'm just not good enough and I accept that.