Ori and the Blind Forest - Death and Rebirth

[Alice]

raocow mentioned the "world events" on the progress menu, and suddenly I'm having trouble thinking of what the two world events he's triggered are. One is turning the water tree back on, clearly. What's the other one?

For some odd reason both the item necessary for opening a dungeon as well as what happens when you finish the dungeon are both considered world events.

[BobisOnlyBob]

raocow mentioned the "world events" on the progress menu, and suddenly I'm having trouble thinking of what the two world events he's triggered are. One is turning the water tree back on, clearly. What's the other one?

World events are:

• Recover the Water Vein
• Restore the Element of Waters
• Recover the Gumon Seal

• Restore the Element of Winds

• Recover the Sunstone

• Restore the Element of Warmth

[SAJewers]

From what I recall of LRR's playthrough of this, there's not much left, right?

EDIT: per patapon spotzone, about 6-70% done, half a dozen episodes left.

[kitikami]

I appreciate the unedited footage of Ori traversing the terrain. It's easy to lose sense of where anything is during exploration videos when the video always cuts to the new action (though raocow looking at the map a lot helps), and getting to see Ori go from one place to another on foot helps re-establish a proper sense of the world. It's also nice to be able to just appreciate the setting uninterrupted for a bit without having to follow the gameplay, like what raocow was talking about in the video.

[BobisOnlyBob]

Why must you taunt a grieving mother, raocow

rudecow

[raocow]

look she got to have her revenge a few times, it evens out

[Alice]

look she got to have her revenge a few times, it evens out

I think it more than evens out honestly. She kinda seems to be responsible for most of the creatures in the forest dying.

I'm kinda really curious why the light killed her chicks in the first place though.

[YelseyKing]

I'm kinda really curious why the light killed her chicks in the first place though.

She's a creature of darkness, not unlike Naru. Which is why, if you'll recall from the intro, Naru fled into her den when the light first appeared. Obviously, Kuro's chicks were too small and weak to survive the light.

[Alice]

She's a creature of darkness, not unlike Naru. Which is why, if you'll recall from the intro, Naru fled into her den when the light first appeared. Obviously, Kuro's chicks were too small and weak to survive the light.

That seems like a really awful evolutionary trait when you live on a planet that orbits a freaking star...

[YelseyKing]

Mt. Horu is indeed the final dungeon, so yes, you'd be wise to pick up everything before heading in there. It's not a point of no return (you *can* leave), but you may as well grab everything so you don't *have* to backtrack out.

[Alice]

raocow, why in the world would you not save when you got that last door glyph? You also missed a blatantly obvious secret that you somehow missed even after going to the map while you were right under it clearly showing the icon on the map right next to you.

[MonkeyShrapnel]

From what I've heard, The big blue orbs give a bunch of exp, health refills, and energy refills. Other than that, they give nothing.

They don't count for any achievement or percentage, even though the game does remember which ones you've destroyed and they never come back.

[Alice]

From what I've heard, The big blue orbs give a bunch of exp, health refills, and energy refills. Other than that, they give nothing.

They don't count for any achievement or percentage, even though the game does remember which ones you've destroyed and they never come back.

Good thing they don't count since raocow blatantly missed one right before warping to grab that last ability orb. While he was talking about having been thorough too, lol.

[BurntTenda]

I have tiny hands, but I find using my middle fingers to push the trigger buttons uncomfortable.

[warpio]

This last dungeon is my favorite part of the game. Most of the time in these Metroidvanias, if you go for 100% then you get so insanely powerful at the end that nothing is a threat anymore and it becomes kinda boring. Not the case in this game. They did a really good job of ramping up the difficulty and justifying all of your crazy movement abilities.

[Grounder]

Josh Bliggenstorfer.

groovy

[Sebby19]

Huh, I thought for sure the big World Tree in the middle would be the big and final 4th dungeon. Or at least the location of the Final Boss fight.

My only thoughts for a possible sequel would be either a new evil threatens the land, or something causes Ori to venture out further beyond.

[ACesspoolofHatred]

My only thoughts for a possible sequel would be either a new evil threatens the land, or something causes Ori to venture out further beyond.

Probably gonna be something like this, judging by the description on the E3 Teaser.

[kitikami]

I'm pretty sure raocow already played the sequel. You play as Kuro's offspring in that one.

[Kshaard]

Canon.