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A lot of people talk about the frature hills, I personally hate the level but I want to know what everyont thinks of it.

I enjoy it. I hate the trees in the level though, but aside from that, it's one of my faves.

It's an awesome level, I love the fact that some of the enemies blend into each other, and freeing the satyrs is cool too, it kind of reminds me of StD. And I like all of the challenges, even though they can be hard, but they are still fun, and I like the skill point where you have to super-charge round three times.

Favorite level apart from the homeworlds.

Fracture Hills is a great level and very creative

It was very creative and the pigs were adorable in my aspect. But, I hate those bagpipes, I don't know why, I just think they are annoying. Also, they by far have the hardest orb challanges in the whole game.

I hate bagpipes in general. That was the only thing in it that annoyed me.

Bagpipes are underrated!

The Stig likes them... *brick'd*

yeah, but I have some eturnal hatred for hem because sometimes at my family reunions they play the freaking bagpipes and not even that good! *shivers*

I only hate it when they constantly play, so I just skip those scenes.

Meh, I don't mind them in Spyro 2.

It was an okay level, but I hated that one orb challenge when you have to escort the alchemist. That one always got me.

I hated having to break down the door with the fawn in it. I can never steer right!

Fracture Hills is okay... the rock monsters just kind of threw me off. The landscape was neat and the creatures fitted in quite well.

Yes, I agree with Kitty:
Fracture Hills is okay. The rock monsters are super random though, and the challengese are unnesecarrily (sp?) hard. But the landscape is cool and the other villains (trees and bushes!) are pretty neat. I also like how you have to free the centaurs. It feels like old Spyro again!

SSSSSSAAAAYYYYTRRRRRRRRRSSSSSSSSSSS!

JK, but that is really what they are, Saytrs. I believe it is actually said somewhere in the game.

I love this level! I just hate those bushes. They always surprise me, every single time! I really do not know what interests me about it, I guess it is because it is one of the only (or THE only) level at night.

Oh sorry, I knew they were satyrs... My bad.

Heh...I lieked the bagpipes and the dancing pigs........

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It's an awesome level, I love the fact that some of the enemies blend into each other, and freeing the satyrs is cool too, it kind of reminds me of StD. And I like all of the challenges, even though they can be hard, but they are still fun, and I like the skill point where you have to super-charge round three times.

I was not aware of that skill point. If I remember next time I play I will try this. Fracture Hills is one of my personal favorites because it is at night, but I do not like the bagpipes and the alchemist.

I honestly hated this level. I thought it was the worst level in the game, and I don't know why.

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I honestly hated this level. I thought it was the worst level in the game, and I don't know why.

^This, but for the reason it just is so boring...

Yeah, it WAS boring.

It was a waste of space.
Like that one long cave in Yoshi's Island.

I always hated it as a kid because of the enemies and the challenges, but now I really enjoy it.

I love Fracture Hills. Especially with the unlimited superflame

The bushes used to scare me when I was younger. But it's funny with the dancing
pigs and when you knock the Earthshapers into the lava. >

It's pretty difficult for such an early level. All of it's challenges and it's skill point are pretty tough. Magma Cone is way worse though.

Yeah it was pretty difficult to get all the orbs. Magma Come and Fracture Hills were probably the hardest levels in the game.

For sure. Magma Cone had those popcorn challenges, and the horrible lava thing. Fracture hills had "Three loops of the supercharge track" as a skill point, the Alchemist escort, the headbash thing, and the loop around the track door smash.

All those frustrated me. Took me a while to get them. Was so chuffed when I did.

The dancing pigs! Dear god the dancing pigs, they were so EPIC. The skill point in this level's a pain tho...

I didn't bother with the Skill Point. I was happy to get all the orbs. xD

Skill point is easy once you memorize the route.

Yeah. Does it count towards 100% completion or is it just cause it gives you extra lives?

100%. Getting all the skill points unlocks bonus content.

I'm intrigued. What bonus content?

Funny epilogue pics and some cut creatures.

Oooh!

Meh, I always dreaded going through this level because it's so bland compared to the other levels of Autumn Plains. :/

Yeah, I know what you mean. Idol Springs rocked! xD

I liked the part where Sheila calls Spyro "dragon-boy" but he's not the only dragon hero who's been called that. Jake Long from American Dragon: Jake Long has been called "dragon-boy" a few times by Rose/Huntsgirl, I'm not even sure if that's a reference from this game or not. Plus, in the American Dragon: Jake Long episode, "Dragon Summit", the third test where Jake and Fred Nerk had to fly through magical rings reminds me a lot of the speedways from the first three Spyro games.

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Yeah, I know what you mean. Idol Springs rocked! xD

It's weird Idol Springs and Fracture Hills have the same music.

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I liked the part where Sheila calls Spyro "dragon-boy" but he's not the only dragon hero who's been called that. Jake Long from American Dragon: Jake Long has been called "dragon-boy" a few times by Rose/Huntsgirl, I'm not even sure if that's a reference from this game or not. Plus, in the American Dragon: Jake Long episode, "Dragon Summit", the third test where Jake and Fred Nerk had to fly through magical rings reminds me a lot of the speedways from the first three Spyro games.

If you are both a dragon and a boy, prepare to be called dragon-boy.

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I liked the part where Sheila calls Spyro "dragon-boy" but he's not the only dragon hero who's been called that. Jake Long from American Dragon: Jake Long has been called "dragon-boy" a few times by Rose/Huntsgirl, I'm not even sure if that's a reference from this game or not. Plus, in the American Dragon: Jake Long episode, "Dragon Summit", the third test where Jake and Fred Nerk had to fly through magical rings reminds me a lot of the speedways from the first three Spyro games.

If you are both a dragon and a boy, prepare to be called dragon-boy.

It's a good thing Spyro and Jake never reacted or commented on that nickname. I suppose it makes sense 'cause Spyro is a child and he's male, which makes him a boy even though being a dragon is his species.

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Yeah, I know what you mean. Idol Springs rocked! xD

It's weird Idol Springs and Fracture Hills have the same music.

Guess they got lazy on that part xD I dunno, I think it fits Fracture Hills pretty well. It is a bit weird that they use the same music though.

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Yeah, I know what you mean. Idol Springs rocked! xD

It's weird Idol Springs and Fracture Hills have the same music.

Guess they got lazy on that part xD I dunno, I think it fits Fracture Hills pretty well. It is a bit weird that they use the same music though.

The title screen and Glimmer had the same music too. _o: There are also some levels in Spyro 3: Year of the Dragon that had the same music.

Weird. Still, I love the games for their weirdness. :3

Does anyone remember the round wooden thing with the target on top that looks like it can be headbashed? Tward the middle of the level, there are two I think (I haven't played in about a year). I always got so pissed at them, I always thought there was some secret to them too.