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Talk:Skipping the Echo Visor

2005-02-17T05:16:54Z

Kenjoki Ikari:

I'm going to have to experiment with this one a little. I think it's possible to reenter the starting room, just beyond the Echo Door, so that you don't have to deal with clearing Hive Gyro and the nasty Morphball falling problems.

I tried it, and almost got back in - but an unfortunate slide in Morphball mode screwed over that attempt.

...it might take some time, since I've since gotten Echo and opened the door. I'll play through again and set aside a save for screwing around. Also, anyone notice that that Ing never shows up again, after going through that door? ((or is it from killing him?))

The Ing doesn't show up once you beat Quadraxis, I think. If you're thinking of reentering Hive Dynamo again just from falling into it behind the Echo door, you might want to take another look at the room past the Echo door; it's solid. I can see no way of you just falling back into the room after climbing over the echo gate. The instance in which kip fell through the door was sheer luck, it was one-of-a-kind and I've never been able to reproduce such an event. There's really not that much problem with the door warping and morph ball falling. What kind of problems are you having? Are you falling too far? Just remember that you don't have to fall directly in front of the door, you can give yourself a bit of room and unmorph with the door below you just about an entire Samus height, since when the room loads, there is an opening with quite a bit of space, and the room will just load and you'll fall to the floor. You don't have to door warp with the floor directly below Samus' feet, there's always room for some error... unless you unmorph below the floor, that is. Then you're screwed. But yeah.... shouldn't be that bad. - Flamancipator

Hmm. Well, what I was thinking was that you'd morph above the Echo Door, just inside it, and ((hopefully)) there'd be a point there the game would allow you to drop back in - sort of like when falling off into oblivion, but it'd be a slight more controlled, since the game would realize you've got ground under you once you popped back through the ceiling. Like I said, I'll have to get back to that point and keep trying, just keep screwing around.

I was off to the left of the Echo Door just a bit too much - I almost got in through some grating, but I hit an unfortunate slope and went into oblivion. I was stuck directly in front of the Light Beam door for about a minute, too - I was halfway into the room, and couldn't fall more - not even in Morphball. I could open the door, buy Hive Gyro didn't load. The door didn't really open, the barrier just went offline ((like when the game's trying to load a room, and you've gotten there too fast.)) but the door never opened.

So, yeah, I'll keep trying. - Kenjoki

User talk:Edward Tohr

2005-02-17T02:28:13Z

Kenjoki Ikari:

What exactly is this page for, anyway?

User page is for talk about yourself, I guess.
User Discussion page is messages to that person... I guess.
^^;;[[User:Kenjoki Ikari|Kenjoki]]

Underwater above water

2005-02-16T23:00:08Z

Kenjoki Ikari: Graphical glitch.

This is a graphical glitch similar to the Screw Attack in Water glitch.

I was in the single room of Lower Torvus that houses Dark Bloggs. I was returning from collecting the Power Bombs, and was moving the statue out of the way - to open the shortcut to Sanctuary.

As I Spiderballed out ot the water, to boost onto the statue and continue moving it, the screen stayed watery. It remained watery, even until I had moved the statue out of the way. When I returned to First-Person view, the screen was still watery. Upon leaving the room, it returned to normal.

I have no explanation for why this glitch happened - and I haven't been able to reproduce it.

It seems like a random glitch.
[[User:Kenjoki Ikari|Kenjoki]] 17:00, 16 Feb 2005 (CST)

Other

2005-02-16T22:49:33Z

Kenjoki Ikari: Added a new graphical glitch.

'''Requirements and Runs'''

[[Current Lowest % and Requirements]]

[[Current Obstacles to Skipping Items]]

[[Fastest Runs So Far]]

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'''Otherworldly Travel'''

[[Secret Worlds]]

[[Wormholes]]

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'''Glitches and Weirdness'''

[[Power bomb sound cutoff glitch]]

[[Screw Attack Underwater Glitch]]

[[Webbing Boost Glitch]]

[["Where's Chykka?"]]

[["Where's the Room?" Glitch]]

[[Emperor Ing Glitch ]]

[[Not So Majestic Now, Sire]]

[[Main Research Caretaker Screw-up]]

[[Disappearing Dark Bloggs]]

[[Watch Station Weirdness]]

[[The pod went bye bye]]

[[Plaza Access Morphball Glitch]]

[[Psychedelic Door Glitch]]

[[unmorphing glitch]]

[[Kung Fu Samus]]

[[Mining Station A Camera Glitch]]

[[Phlogus Glitch]]

[[Grapple Glitch]]

[[Underwater above water]]

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'''Observations and Stuff'''

[[Unshielded U-Mos]]

[[The Hall of Honored Dead]]

[[Seeker Missiles before Amorbis/Boost Guardian]]

[[Dark Splinters]]

[[Energy Weirdness]]

[[possible rapid missile]]

[[Jumping high with out space jump]]

[[Color in Portal]]
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'''Multiplayer Stuff'''

[[How to get multiplayer Extras]]

[[Multiplayer Extras With Action Replay]]

Talk:Skipping the Echo Visor

2005-02-16T21:16:02Z

Kenjoki Ikari: Could this one be easier/faster?

Talk:Sanctuary Fortress Prematurely

2005-02-16T09:33:03Z

Kenjoki Ikari:

damn i died too fast to find this out...but is it possible to get bombs then come back to sanctuary fortress?SAL
(STUIPD LUTMON TURRENTS ILL NEVER FOR GET THIS!!!: ( )

Maybe, I'm not entirely sure... I never went too far into it.
I've been thinking, though... is the Expansion on top the Tyr ''there'' before the cutscene? If so, and if there were a way to get up there, that might mean 102% - '''''IF''''' the Expansion were there, '''and''' respawned after the cutscene - which I highly doubt.

Thinking more on it, there's that Seeker Missile Door that blocks your return.
The one you ((normally)) need to have Seeker Missiles and the Dark Visor to open?
You'd still need to go ((about)) halfway through the game before coming back, and your next stop would be Sanctuary by that time, anyway. It'd be a little pointless... unless you find a Secret World in that room to exploit.
[[User:Kenjoki Ikari|Kenjoki]]

User talk:Kenjoki Ikari

2005-02-16T09:21:41Z

Kenjoki Ikari:

Discuss me.

I'm guessing a user-talk page is basically for telling that person "straight-up" if they're contributing worthwhile stuff or not.

Or maybe it's something else.

Anyway...

I beat Quadraxis in Hard-mode on V-day. It was very shwag™.

Single try... and as for the Spider Guardian, that were a few days before. Single try, whilst on normal mode it took 3 tries.

I'm still annoyed at Boost Guardian. 10-plus tries on Hard Mode just makes me sad.

User:Kenjoki Ikari

2005-02-15T23:08:58Z

Kenjoki Ikari:

Kenjoki Ikari.
Man.
Mystery.
Videogame addict.

"Kenjoki" is nothing more than adolescent boredom, a keyboard, and an extremely creative mind.
He pressed random keys, and then saw his name.
"Ikari" is in no way related to Neon Genesis Evangelion. It's the result of playing NES too much. ((Ikari Warriors.))

He doesn't pronounce it by Japanese standards. He's American.
''"It's not ee-CAR-ee, it's eye-CAR-ee!"''

He enjoys sequence breaking, but the best he's done is Geothermal Core sans Grapple&Spider.

Kung Fu Samus

2005-02-15T21:20:03Z

Kenjoki Ikari: You can get Samus' arm to stay on the cannon, too - not just Kung-Fu.

''Discovered by: Vincent Core''

As we all know, when you hold R, Samus puts her left hand on the cannon to aim. Also, if you switch beams while her hand is on the cannon, she will remove her hand until the cannon finishes switching beams. However, if you let go of R during the animation, Samus won't put her hand back and every time after that you switch beams, Samus' hand will move close to her cannon, but then move back away, making it look as if she is performing a karate chop of some sort!

To fix the glitch, simply hold R so that Samus' hand touches the cannon.

Fear teh Kung Fu Samus!

<li>Hahaha Some one should really make a vid man lol so funny.SamusAranLuver

NOTE:in mp1 its faster but dose not last forever until you press R

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If you hold R longer in-between the animation, ((not sure exactly how long, but up to the point the animation stops, or slightly before)) ''then'' release R, Samus will put her hand on the arm cannon and leave it there.

Note that this is a very picky one - if you L-lock anything or even tap R to the point it's registered as a button-press, it'll undo. But it's interesting to see Samus holding her cannon steady as you move forward, backward, and all over the place. [[User:Kenjoki Ikari|Kenjoki]] 15:20, 15 Feb 2005 (CST)

Talk:101% Collection Rate

2005-02-15T21:11:49Z

Kenjoki Ikari: It's easier with the Space Jump Boots, but it's pointless - seeing as you've already passed the cutscene and the room.

The jump seems to be easier after you collect the Space Jump boots.
And not because of having two jumps - Samus seems to jump higher after getting the SJB, with even the single jump.

I tried it on a new file, and I couldn't get up there very easily - then, I loaded my previous save and tried it with a single jump ((after collecting the SJB.))
It is a lot easier with the SJB.

Anyone have an idea why the Boots would affect a single jump?
[[User:Kenjoki Ikari|Kenjoki]] 15:11, 15 Feb 2005 (CST)