[Talisman]

This week has been nonstop but the upside of being locked to 40 hours with no OT means, since I worked two 12s this week, I'm off until Monday.

[EpsilonX]

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Originally Posted by Talisman

This week has been nonstop but the upside of being locked to 40 hours with no OT means, since I worked two 12s this week, I'm off until Monday.

I was working overtime for like 3 weeks in a row last month. Paycheck was nice but I've been extremely unproductive since then.

[Annuga]

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Originally Posted by DreamSword

It definitely takes a little getting used to if you're really used to modern Sonic games, but once you get used to it the experience is smooth. There's alot to do in the hub zones and the traditional stages are short but sweet. Although getting some of the S Ranks is a pain.

I found all the S ranks to be on the easier side, first run would have me focus more on getting the red rings and after that, they'd only take me a handful of tries.


Except 1-2. That one took me about an hour and I beat it by milliseconds. Don't know how you're supposed to have time to spare without the M Dash trick

[Kamen Rider Lolita]

Does Frontiers have levels/ stages like other games? (e.g. Adventure 2 has City Escape, Wild Canyon, et cetera) Or is the game kind of an open-world?

[DreamSword]

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Originally Posted by Annuga

I found all the S ranks to be on the easier side, first run would have me focus more on getting the red rings and after that, they'd only take me a handful of tries.


Except 1-2. That one took me about an hour and I beat it by milliseconds. Don't know how you're supposed to have time to spare without the M Dash trick

I beat that one with two seconds to spare. Did it via just jumping across the rail-loop rather than boosting through it.

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Originally Posted by Kamen Rider Lolita

Does Frontiers have levels/ stages like other games? (e.g. Adventure 2 has City Escape, Wild Canyon, et cetera) Or is the game kind of an open-world?

It has both. The hub is a wide open zone that you run around on, and each island you visit has more traditional stages you can visit.

So it's similar to the style of Adventure 1.

[Annuga]

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Originally Posted by Kamen Rider Lolita

Does Frontiers have levels/ stages like other games? (e.g. Adventure 2 has City Escape, Wild Canyon, et cetera) Or is the game kind of an open-world?

You need Portal Gears for them. Here's a fun hint, the Asura enemies can actually give you 3 of them, Cyloop it's legs and then homing attack the feet to get an extra one. You can also boost when breaking off the arms to cancel Sonic's falling animation to climb around it

[Kamen Rider Lolita]

Still haven't played the game yet, but it comes with a code to get the Treasurer's Box DLC. Have a PSN account, but have never purchased any DLC before. How do you redeem/ type the code? Can you get it directly by using the console, or do you have to use a computer/ laptop? The code expires in 2032.

[DreamSword]

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Originally Posted by Kamen Rider Lolita

Still haven't played the game yet, but it comes with a code to get the Treasurer's Box DLC. Have a PSN account, but have never purchased any DLC before. How do you redeem/ type the code? Can you get it directly by using the console, or do you have to use a computer/ laptop? The code expires in 2032.

Go to the PlayStation store through your console. In the menu you should see "Redeem Code."

[wentwood]

1975 was when Toei was doing Ranger shows. JAKQ was the 2nd Ranger series. I was thinking that Shout might do a 42 - 42 split on the 1st series. The US started Ranger shows in 1993.

Star Wars

In December I might watch The Book Of Boba Fett.

[Kamen Rider Lolita]

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Originally Posted by DreamSword

Go to the PlayStation store through your console. In the menu you should see "Redeem Code."

Thanks!