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Fastest Runs So Far

2005-01-13T23:02:08Z

Prime Hunter: Woo hoo... (Took 4 mins off of my Low% Normal)

Note: There are very few serious runs here. Expect these times to change... fast. Also, we haven't done any sort of error checking yet due to the above fact.

== Any Percent Normal ==
''Radix''

[http://www.archive.org/movies/details-db.php?collection=speed_runs&collectionid=MetroidEchoes_211 2:11 (37%) on 12/19/04]

== Any Percent Hard ==
''kip''

[http://www.archive.org/movies/details-db.php?id=12309 22% (3:37) on 12/4/04]
== Low Percent Normal ==

''Prime Hunter''

22% (3:23) on 1/13/05

== Low Percent Hard ==
''kip''

[http://www.archive.org/movies/details-db.php?id=12309 22% (3:37) on 12/4/04]

== 100% Normal ==
''Red Scarlet''

3:47 on 11/30/04

== 100% Hard ==
''Flyfunner''

15:27 ("200%") on 12/13/04

== "200%" Normal ==
''jng''

3:52 on 01/07/05

== "200%" Hard ==
''Flyfunner''

15:27 on 12/13/04

Talk:BSJ

2004-12-21T04:34:37Z

Prime Hunter: BSJ Question

If we can get this to work very well, can't we use it to get up to the scanner on the Great Bridge in Torvus? (To bypass the few minutes of portals and such on the normal way there)

--[[User:Prime Hunter|Prime Hunter]] 22:34, 20 Dec 2004 (CST)

Fastest Runs So Far

2004-12-16T03:45:12Z

Prime Hunter: New Low % Normal Run

Note: There are very few serious runs here. Expect these times to change... fast. Also, we haven't done any sort of error checking yet due to the above fact.

== Any Percent Normal ==
''BoostR''

3:17 (44%) on 12/5/04

== Any Percent Hard ==
''kip''

[http://www.archive.org/movies/details-db.php?id=12309 22% (3:37) on 12/4/04]
== Low Percent Normal ==

''Prime Hunter''

22% (3:27) on 12/15/04

== Low Percent Hard ==
''kip''

[http://www.archive.org/movies/details-db.php?id=12309 22% (3:37) on 12/4/04]

== 100% Normal ==
''Red Scarlet''

3:47 on 11/30/04

== 100% Hard ==
''Flyfunner''

15:27 ("200%") on 12/13/04

== "200%" Normal ==
''Radix''

5:53 on 11/24/04

== "200%" Hard ==
''Flyfunner''

15:27 on 12/13/04

Quadraxis

2004-12-15T04:01:55Z

Prime Hunter: Earier way to Screw Attack the antennae

== Boss Tricks: Quadraxis ==

''Discovered by''

BoostR, Sullichin

<ul>
<li>In the first stage, use two charged Light Beam shots to quickly destroy each knee. Don't even bother with the feet.</li> Note, however, that each red sensor on the foot, when boosted into or bombed, gives you a 100 energy refill.

<li>Turn on your echo visor and shoot the big antennae ON THE BODY with a Super Missile or two. After it retracts focus on the head and fire shots into one of his three antennae. When he is not stunned, repeat until all antennae are destroyed.

<li>ALTERNATE STRATEGY: During the second stage, Screw Attack the TOP of the body antennae. To do this, stand on a leg, then [[Ghetto Jump|ghetto]] backwards while facing the antennae. For each of the three antennae on his head, a charged Light Beam shot and two regular shots will suffice.</li>

Added by ''Prime Hunter''<li>As far as I know, you don't have to Ghetto onto the legs to take out the antennae: As long as you get good height off of your Screw Attacks, you should be able to hit the bottom of it and do enough damage.</li>

<li>In the final stage, one fully charged Light Beam shot will stun the head. Then Spider Ball up the legs and boost onto the head while it passes. Be sure to HOLD THE R BUTTON or you will not stick to the head! Bomb one of the slots, then repeat for the other. BOOM!</li></ul>

Boss Tricks

2004-12-14T03:40:05Z

Prime Hunter: Just a bit of organization

[[Bomb Guardian]]

[[Jump Guardian]]

[[Dark Samus 1]]

[[Amorbis]]

[[Dark Missile Trooper]]

[[Boost Guardian]]

[[Alpha Blogg]]

[[Grapple Guardian]]

[[Chykka]]

[[Spider Guardian]]

[[Power Bomb Guardian]]

[[Dark Samus 2]]

[[Quadraxis]]

[[Emperor Ing]]

[[Dark Samus 3 & 4]]

Fastest Runs So Far

2004-12-08T23:41:26Z

Prime Hunter: Low% Hard Counts as Any % Hard Too

Note: There are very few serious runs here. Expect these times to change... fast. Also, we haven't done any sort of error checking yet due to the above fact.

== Any Percent Normal ==
''BoostR''

3:17 (44%) on 12/5/04

== Any Percent Hard ==
''kip''

[http://www.archive.org/movies/details-db.php?id=12309 22% (3:37) on 12/4/04]
== Low Percent Normal ==

''Prime Hunter''

23% (3:42) on 12/6/04

== Low Percent Hard ==
''kip''

[http://www.archive.org/movies/details-db.php?id=12309 22% (3:37) on 12/4/04]

== 100% Normal ==
''Red Scarlet''

3:47 on 11/30/04

== 100% Hard ==
''Dragondarch''

15:48 ("200%") on 11/??/04

== "200%" Normal ==
''Radix''

5:53 on 11/24/04

== "200%" Hard ==
''Dragondarch''

15:48 on 11/??/04

Fastest Runs So Far

2004-12-07T01:11:58Z

Prime Hunter: Low Percent Normal Run

Note: There are very few serious runs here. Expect these times to change... fast. Also, we haven't done any sort of error checking yet due to the above fact.

== Any Percent Normal ==
''BoostR''

3:17 (44%) on 12/5/04

== Any Percent Hard ==
''Prime Hunter''

7:01 (51%) on 11/24/04

== Low Percent Normal ==
''Prime Hunter''

23% (3:42) on 12/6/04

== Low Percent Hard ==

== 100% Normal ==
''Red Scarlet''

3:47 on 11/30/04

== 100% Hard ==
''Dragondarch''

15:48 ("200%") on 11/??/04

== "200%" Normal ==
''Radix''

5:53 on 11/??/04

== "200%" Hard ==
''Dragondarch''

15:48 on 11/??/04

Fastest Runs So Far

2004-12-06T22:11:17Z

Prime Hunter:

Note: There are very few serious runs here. Expect these times to change... fast. Also, we haven't done any sort of error checking yet due to the above fact.

== Any Percent Normal ==
''BoostR''

3:17 (44%) on 12/5/04

== Any Percent Hard ==
''Prime Hunter''

7:01 (51%) on 11/24/04

== Low Percent Normal ==
''Prime Hunter''

25% (4:55) on 11/29/04

== Low Percent Hard ==

== 100% Normal ==
''Red Scarlet''

3:47 on 11/30/04

== 100% Hard ==
''Dragondarch''

15:48 ("200%") on 11/??/04

== "200%" Normal ==
''Radix''

5:53 on 11/??/04

== "200%" Hard ==
''Dragondarch''

15:48 on 11/??/04

Fastest Runs So Far

2004-12-05T23:09:30Z

Prime Hunter:

Note: There are very few serious runs here. Expect these times to change... fast. Also, we haven't done any sort of error checking yet due to the above fact.

== Any Percent Normal ==
''BoostR''

3:17 (44%) on 12/5/04

== Any Percent Hard ==
''Prime Hunter''

7:01 (51%) on 11/24/04

== Low Percent Normal ==
''Prime Hunter''

25% (4:55) on 11/29/04

== Low Percent Hard ==

== 100% Normal ==
''Red Scarlet''

3:47 on 11/30/04

== 100% Hard ==
''Dragondarch''

15:48 ("200%") on 11/??/04

== "200%" Normal ==
''Radix''

5:53 on 11/??/04

== "200%" Hard ==
''Dragondarch''

15:48 on 11/??/04

Talk:Torvus Bog: Hydrodynamo Station

2004-12-05T18:26:43Z

Prime Hunter:

Uh, two things:

One: It's in Torvus, not Agon

Two: I should've put this up, since I noticed this trick a while back too... (Eh, I've already got some credit for things, so it's not a big deal :))

Killing Enemies Faster

2004-12-05T13:45:08Z

Prime Hunter:

== Speed Tricks: Killing Enemies Faster ==

Notes:

<ul>
<li> Dark Pirate Commando: Charged Dark Beam + Missile.</li>
<li> Grenchler: Power Bomb.</li>
<li> Ingsmasher: Power Bomb.</li>
<li> Pirate Trooper: 4-5 normal Dark Beam shots/Charged Dark Beam.</li>
<li> Rezbit: Charged Dark Beam + Missile. (Or if you have it, Screw Attack)</li>
<li> Warrior Ing: Lead near light beacon, then activate it.</li>
<ul>

Dark Samus 3 & 4

2004-12-02T21:56:15Z

Prime Hunter: Minor spelling error

Dark Samus 3 & 4 Strategy

''By Solr_Flare''

''Contributors: Solr_Flare, Prime Hunter, a multitude of others''

'''Dark Samus 3:'''

Weapon of Choice: Annihilator

1) To get from DS3 to DS4, you must first take off 1/4 of DS's life bar.

2) The ideal weapon to use is Annihilator as it does significant damage. But if you are out of one or both ammo types, any other beam/charged beam will work. Annihilator regular shots can drop her to 75% health in about 10 seconds though.

3) Be sure not to attempt to damage her when she has a glowing "blue shield" around her, as you will not be able to hit her. Easiest is when she is stealthed and only visable via the echo visor.

''Added by Prime Hunter''

Also, when Dark Samus goes into the floating mode where she fires the phazon-like beam at you, I found that you can pretty much stand under her and not get hit by this: Easier to do than trying to dodge it in my opinion

'''Dark Samus 4'''

Weapon of Choice: Charged Power Beam, Super Missiles

1) DS has two different phases in this form: "Bubble mode" and "Not in Bubble mode"

2) Bubble Mode consists of 2 different attacks

- giant blue/white homing phazon particles that she randomly shoots

- small blue/white snowflakes that she shoots out of the top of the bubble towards you whenever her bubble '''expands'''

3) When she is in bubble mode, there is one wall in the room that does not have phazon against it. Back yourself up against the wall to give yourself room.

4) Begin charging your power beam while she is in bubble mode. Use dash jumps to the left and right to easily dodge the large phazon particles she shoots at you.

5) When she unleashes the "snowflakes" in bubble mode, you must suck 3 in like a vaccuum with your charging power beam.

6) Once you have 3 snowflakes sucked in, your charge will glow blue and sparkle. '''Quickly''' shoot that at Dark Samus to damage her lifebar.

7) Eventually her bubble will shrink and she will float to the ground. The instant she begins to stand up from her crouch, fire a Super missile at close range. This will instantly force her back into bubble mode.

8) Should you miss with the super missile when she lands, damage from any beam(annihilator prefered) can force her back into bubble mode again.

Now repeat this until you finally beat her. It takes approximately 5 to 6 snowflake powered charge beams in bubble mode to finish her on normal difficulty.

''Added by Prime Hunter''

When she is in the "bubble" mode, I also noticed that if you move inward towards her when she fires the large phazon particles (You need to be pretty close to her for this to work), you can easily avoid them. Just be sure to move back off a bit after it hits. This is so that when she expands the bubble for the "snowflakes", the expansion doesn't collide with you.

And one minor note here: When she fires the snowflakes out at you, be sure to manually aim at them instead of continuing to lock onto Dark Samus: Trust me on this one...

''Added by CtrlAltDestroy''

Just a minor note: Those super missiles she shoots in bubble mode are the easiest things in the world to dodge. You don't need to strafe dash to avoid them, or back against a wall for that matter. All you have to do is lock on to her and slowly strafe a few inches to the side as the thing is flying at you. It will fly right past you.

Talk:Skipping Energy Controllers

2004-12-02T00:08:07Z

Prime Hunter:

I know this is a stupid question, but this means we can head right to the next area correct?

--[[User:Prime Hunter|Prime Hunter]] 18:08, 1 Dec 2004 (CST)

Talk:Killing Enemies Faster

2004-12-01T20:45:50Z

Prime Hunter:

I am wondering something: I can't remember if you can jump on frozen Rezbits. Cause if we could, it may lead to some interesting speed tricks (And if we could jump far enough [and have a lot of luck], perhaps getting over to the platforms in the Screw Attack room without the grapple) I have a feeling that this won't work, but right now I'm just about ready to try something like this...

--[[User:Prime Hunter|Prime Hunter]] 14:44, 1 Dec 2004 (CST)

This is probably in the wrong section...

Talk:Killing Enemies Faster

2004-12-01T20:44:05Z

Prime Hunter:

User talk:Prime Hunter

2004-12-01T01:57:46Z

Prime Hunter:

Jesus loves you good sir. [[User:GSGold|GSGold]] 15:50, 30 Nov 2004 (CST)

What the hell? :/ --[[User:Yoshi348|Yoshi348]] 19:35, 30 Nov 2004 (CST)

I have no idea... --[[User:Prime Hunter|Prime Hunter]] 19:57, 30 Nov 2004 (CST)

Killing Enemies Faster

2004-11-30T20:05:15Z

Prime Hunter:

== Speed Tricks: Killing Enemies Faster ==

Notes:

<ul>
<li> Dark Pirate Commando: Charged Dark Beam + Missile.</li>
<li> Grenchler: Power Bomb.</li>
<li> Ingsmasher: Power Bomb.</li>
<li> Rezbit: Charged Dark Beam + Missile.</li>
<li> Warrior Ing: Lead near light beacon, then activate it.</li>
<ul>

Killing Enemies Faster

2004-11-30T20:04:48Z

Prime Hunter:

== Speed Tricks: Killing Enemies Faster ==

Notes:

<ul>
<li> Dark Pirate Commando: Charged Dark Beam + Missile.</li>
<li> Rezbit: Charged Dark Beam + Missile.</li>
<li> Ingsmasher: Power Bomb.</li>
<li> Grenchler: Power Bomb.</li>
<li> Warrior Ing: Lead near light beacon, then activate it.</li>
<ul>

Dark Samus 3 & 4

2004-11-30T20:01:55Z

Prime Hunter:

Dark Samus 3 & 4 Strategy

''By Solr_Flare''

''Contributors: Solr_Flare, a multitude of others''

'''Dark Samus 3:'''

Weapon of Choice: Annihilator

1) To get from DS3 to DS4, you must first take off 1/4 of DS's life bar.

2) The ideal weapon to use is Annihilator as it does significant damage. But if you are out of one or both ammo types, any other beam/charged beam will work. Annihilator regular shots can drop her to 75% health in about 10 seconds though.

3) Be sure not to attempt to damage her when she has a glowing "blue shield" around her, as you will not be able to hit her. Easiest is when she is stealthed and only visable via the echo visor.

''Added by Prime Hunter''

Also, when Dark Samus goes into the floating mode where she fires the phazon-like beam at you, I found that you can pretty much stand under her and not get hit by this: Easier to do than trying to dogde it in my opinion

'''Dark Samus 4'''

Weapon of Choice: Charged Power Beam, Super Missiles

1) DS has two different phases in this form: "Bubble mode" and "Not in Bubble mode"

2) Bubble Mode consists of 2 different attacks

- giant blue/white homing phazon particles that she randomly shoots

- small blue/white snowflakes that she shoots out of the top of the bubble towards you whenever her bubble '''expands'''

3) When she is in bubble mode, there is one wall in the room that does not have phazon against it. Back yourself up against the wall to give yourself room.

4) Begin charging your power beam while she is in bubble mode. Use dash jumps to the left and right to easily dodge the large phazon particles she shoots at you.

5) When she unleashes the "snowflakes" in bubble mode, you must suck 3 in like a vaccuum with your charging power beam.

6) Once you have 3 snowflakes sucked in, your charge will glow blue and sparkle. '''Quickly''' shoot that at Dark Samus to damage her lifebar.

7) Eventually her bubble will shrink and she will float to the ground. The instant she begins to stand up from her crouch, fire a Super missile at close range. This will instantly force her back into bubble mode.

8) Should you miss with the super missile when she lands, damage from any beam(annihilator prefered) can force her back into bubble mode again.

Now repeat this until you finally beat her. It takes approximately 5 to 6 snowflake powered charge beams in bubble mode to finish her on normal difficulty.

''Added by Prime Hunter''

When she is in the "bubble" mode, I also noticed that if you move inward towards her when she fires the large phazon particles (You need to be pretty close to her for this to work), you can easily avoid them. Just be sure to move back off a bit after it hits. This is so that when she expands the bubble for the "snowflakes", the expansion doesn't collide with you.

And one minor note here: When she fires the snowflakes out at you, be sure to manually aim at them instead of continuing to lock onto Dark Samus: Trust me on this one...

Dark Samus 3 & 4

2004-11-30T20:00:49Z

Prime Hunter:

Dark Samus 3 & 4 Strategy

''By Solr_Flare''

''Contributors: Solr_Flare, a multitude of others''

'''Dark Samus 3:'''

Weapon of Choice: Annihilator

1) To get from DS3 to DS4, you must first take off 1/4 of DS's life bar.

2) The ideal weapon to use is Annihilator as it does significant damage. But if you are out of one or both ammo types, any other beam/charged beam will work. Annihilator regular shots can drop her to 75% health in about 10 seconds though.

3) Be sure not to attempt to damage her when she has a glowing "blue shield" around her, as you will not be able to hit her. Easiest is when she is stealthed and only visable via the echo visor.

''Added by Prime Hunter''

Also, when Dark Samus goes into the floating mode where she fires the phazon-like beam at you, I found that you can pretty much stand under her and not get hit by this: Easier to do than trying to dogde it in my opinion

'''Dark Samus 4'''

Weapon of Choice: Charged Power Beam, Super Missiles

1) DS has two different phases in this form: "Bubble mode" and "Not in Bubble mode"

2) Bubble Mode consists of 2 different attacks

- giant blue/white homing phazon particles that she randomly shoots

- small blue/white snowflakes that she shoots out of the top of the bubble towards you whenever her bubble '''expands'''

3) When she is in bubble mode, there is one wall in the room that does not have phazon against it. Back yourself up against the wall to give yourself room.

4) Begin charging your power beam while she is in bubble mode. Use dash jumps to the left and right to easily dodge the large phazon particles she shoots at you.

5) When she unleashes the "snowflakes" in bubble mode, you must suck 3 in like a vaccuum with your charging power beam.

6) Once you have 3 snowflakes sucked in, your charge will glow blue and sparkle. '''Quickly''' shoot that at Dark Samus to damage her lifebar.

7) Eventually her bubble will shrink and she will float to the ground. The instant she begins to stand up from her crouch, fire a Super missile at close range. This will instantly force her back into bubble mode.

8) Should you miss with the super missile when she lands, damage from any beam(annihilator prefered) can force her back into bubble mode again.

Now repeat this until you finally beat her. It takes approximately 5 to 6 snowflake powered charge beams in bubble mode to finish her on normal difficulty.

''Added by Prime Hunter''

When she is in the "bubble" mode, I also noticed that if you move inward towards her when she fires the large phazon particles (You need to be pretty close for to her for this to work), you can easily avoid them. Just be sure to move back off a bit after it hits. This is so that when she expands the bubble for the "snowflakes", the expansion doesn't collide with you.

And one minor note here: When she fires the snowflakes out at you, be sure to manually aim at them instead of continuing to lock onto Dark Samus: Trust me on this one...

Dark Samus 3 & 4

2004-11-30T19:59:52Z

Prime Hunter:

Dark Samus 3 & 4 Strategy

''By Solr_Flare''

''Contributors: Solr_Flare, a multitude of others''

'''Dark Samus 3:'''

Weapon of Choice: Annihilator

1) To get from DS3 to DS4, you must first take off 1/4 of DS's life bar.

2) The ideal weapon to use is Annihilator as it does significant damage. But if you are out of one or both ammo types, any other beam/charged beam will work. Annihilator regular shots can drop her to 75% health in about 10 seconds though.

3) Be sure not to attempt to damage her when she has a glowing "blue shield" around her, as you will not be able to hit her. Easiest is when she is stealthed and only visable via the echo visor.

''Added by Prime Hunter''

Also, when Dark Samus goes into the floating mode where she fires the phazon-like beam at you, I found that you can pretty much stand under her and not get hit by this: Easier to do than trying to dogde it in my opinion

'''Dark Samus 4'''

Weapon of Choice: Charged Power Beam, Super Missiles

1) DS has two different phases in this form: "Bubble mode" and "Not in Bubble mode"

2) Bubble Mode consists of 2 different attacks

- giant blue/white homing phazon particles that she randomly shoots

- small blue/white snowflakes that she shoots out of the top of the bubble towards you whenever her bubble '''expands'''

3) When she is in bubble mode, there is one wall in the room that does not have phazon against it. Back yourself up against the wall to give yourself room.

4) Begin charging your power beam while she is in bubble mode. Use dash jumps to the left and right to easily dodge the large phazon particles she shoots at you.

5) When she unleashes the "snowflakes" in bubble mode, you must suck 3 in like a vaccuum with your charging power beam.

6) Once you have 3 snowflakes sucked in, your charge will glow blue and sparkle. '''Quickly''' shoot that at Dark Samus to damage her lifebar.

7) Eventually her bubble will shrink and she will float to the ground. The instant she begins to stand up from her crouch, fire a Super missile at close range. This will instantly force her back into bubble mode.

8) Should you miss with the super missile when she lands, damage from any beam(annihilator prefered) can force her back into bubble mode again.

Now repeat this until you finally beat her. It takes approximately 5 to 6 snowflake powered charge beams in bubble mode to finish her on normal difficulty.

''Added by Prime Hunter''

When she is in the "bubble" mode, I also noticed that if you move inward towards her when she fires the large phazon particles, you can easily avoid them. Just be sure to move back off a bit after it hits. This is so that when she expands the bubble for the "snowflakes", the expansion doesn't collide with you.

And one minor note here: When she fires the snowflakes out at you, be sure to manually aim at them instead of continuing to lock onto Dark Samus: Trust me on this one...

Other

2004-11-30T03:58:52Z

Prime Hunter:

[[Current Lowest % and Requirements]]

[[Fastest Runs So Far]]

[[Seeker Missiles before Amorbis/Boost Guardian]]

[[Wormholes]]

[["Where's Chykka?"]]

Talk:Fastest Runs So Far

2004-11-30T03:56:19Z

Prime Hunter:

Fastest Runs So Far

2004-11-30T03:28:45Z

Prime Hunter:

Note: There are very few serious runs here. Expect these times to change... fast. Also, we haven't done any sort of error checking yet due to the above fact.

== Any Percent Normal ==
''Red Scarlet''

4:51 (100%) on 11/??/04

== Any Percent Hard ==
''Prime Hunter''

7:01 (51%) on 11/24/04

== Low Percent Normal ==
''Prime Hunter''

25% (4:55) on 11/29/04

== Low Percent Hard ==

== 100% Normal ==
''Red Scarlet''

4:51 on 11/??/04

== 100% Hard ==
''Dragondarch''

15:48 ("200%") on 11/??/04

== "200%" Normal ==
''Radix''

5:53 on 11/??/04

== "200%" Hard ==
''Dragondarch''

15:48 on 11/??/04

User:Prime Hunter

2004-11-30T03:27:02Z

Prime Hunter:

Uh... Just trying to do my part in the whole Sequence Breaking of Echoes I guess...

User talk:Prime Hunter

2004-11-30T03:26:50Z

Prime Hunter:

Talk:Fastest Runs So Far

2004-11-30T03:25:56Z

Prime Hunter:

Just so you know, I did create two seperate topics: So, if you can somehow delete the other one (Lowest Percentage Obtained So Far) we can get rid of any confusion

''Prime Hunter''

Talk:Fastest Runs So Far

2004-11-30T03:25:21Z

Prime Hunter:

Just so you know, I did create two seperate topics: So, if you can somehow delete the other one (Called Lowest Percentages So Far... i think) we can get rid of any confusion

''Prime Hunter''

Fastest Runs So Far

2004-11-30T03:23:21Z

Prime Hunter:

Note: There are very few serious runs here. Expect these times to change... fast. Also, we haven't done any sort of error checking yet due to the above fact.

== Any Percent Normal ==
''Red Scarlet''

4:51 (100%) on 11/??/04

== Any Percent Hard ==
''Prime Hunter''

7:01 (51%) on 11/24/04

== Low Percent Normal ==
''Prime Hunter''

4:55 (25%) on 11/29/04

== Low Percent Hard ==

== 100% Normal ==
''Red Scarlet''

4:51 on 11/??/04

== 100% Hard ==
''Dragondarch''

15:48 ("200%") on 11/??/04

== "200%" Normal ==
''Radix''

5:53 on 11/??/04

== "200%" Hard ==
''Dragondarch''

15:48 on 11/??/04

Fastest Runs So Far

2004-11-30T02:59:05Z

Prime Hunter:

''Prime Hunter''

4:55 (25%, Normal) on 11/29/04
*Not the fastest time out of all of us, but it's a start

Lowest Percentage Obtained So Far...

2004-11-30T02:58:35Z

Prime Hunter:

''Prime Hunter''

25% (4:55, Normal) on 11/29/04

Fastest Runs So Far

2004-11-30T02:58:15Z

Prime Hunter:

''Prime Hunter''

4:55 (25% Normal) on 11/29/04
*Not the fastest time out of all of us, but it's a start

Lowest Percentage Obtained So Far...

2004-11-30T02:55:56Z

Prime Hunter:

''Prime Hunter:''

25% (4:55, Normal) on 11/29/04

Other

2004-11-30T02:54:55Z

Prime Hunter:

[[Current Lowest % and Requirements]]

[[Seeker Missiles before Amorbis/Boost Guardian]]

[[Wormholes]]

[["Where's Chykka?"]]

[[Fastest Run So Far...]]

[[Lowest Percentage Obtained So Far...]]

User talk:Prime Hunter

2004-11-30T02:49:19Z

Prime Hunter:

Uh... Just trying to do my part in the whole Sequence Breaking of Echoes I guess...

User talk:Prime Hunter

2004-11-30T02:49:02Z

Prime Hunter:

User talk:Prime Hunter

2004-11-30T02:46:58Z

Prime Hunter:

Uh... Just trying to do my part in the whole Sequence Breaking of Echoes I guess...

Amorbis

2004-11-30T02:42:52Z

Prime Hunter:

''Discovered by''

Prime Hunter

If you fire a charged light beam shot at him while in either form, it takes him out all of the way. Basically, if you hit him during the tunneling phase, it knocks off his armor entirely, instead of having to pump missiles and charged power beams into him. Then, when he's attatched to the ball, if you hit him again the armor on his head is destroyed, immediately letting you get inside him. (The whole sucking you in sequence)

If I counted right, you can eliminate Amorbis completely with about 60 light beam ammo, if you hit every single time with the charged shot. You may need to hit him more if your shots aren't entirely accurate.

Talk:Sequence Breaking

2004-11-30T02:32:49Z

Prime Hunter:

In Venomous Pond, there is a Dark Temple Key that you 'need' Grapple Beam to get...
Bzzt. Wrong!

Near the Save Station there are 3 Ingsphere Caches. You will need to practice L-Lock Jumping before doin' this simple trick succesfully.

After looking as far down as you can, hop onto the Biggest cache, and just jump to the key. Hooray! I haven't got far enough into the game to see where else you might not need grapple (I'm running through it a third time, on hard, and just found this trick) so anyone's help will be appreciated in eliminating Grapple Beam.

'' - Added by Prime Hunter - ''

You currently need the Grapple Beam to get the Screw Attack. (When you use the portal to get to the other side of the area, there are four grapple points between the portals.)

Talk:Sequence Breaking

2004-11-30T02:32:34Z

Prime Hunter:

In Venomous Pond, there is a Dark Temple Key that you 'need' Grapple Beam to get...
Bzzt. Wrong!

Near the Save Station there are 3 Ingsphere Caches. You will need to practice L-Lock Jumping before doin' this simple trick succesfully.

After looking as far down as you can, hop onto the Biggest cache, and just jump to the key. Hooray! I haven't got far enough into the game to see where else you might not need grapple (I'm running through it a third time, on hard, and just found this trick) so anyone's help will be appreciated in eliminating Grapple Beam.

'' - Prime Hunter - ''

You currently need the Grapple Beam to get the Screw Attack. (When you use the portal to get to the other side of the area, there are four grapple points between the portals.)

Talk:Sequence Breaking

2004-11-30T02:31:59Z

Prime Hunter:

In Venomous Pond, there is a Dark Temple Key that you 'need' Grapple Beam to get...
Bzzt. Wrong!

Near the Save Station there are 3 Ingsphere Caches. You will need to practice L-Lock Jumping before doin' this simple trick succesfully.

After looking as far down as you can, hop onto the Biggest cache, and just jump to the key. Hooray! I haven't got far enough into the game to see where else you might not need grapple (I'm running through it a third time, on hard, and just found this trick) so anyone's help will be appreciated in eliminating Grapple Beam.

Prime Hunter:

You currently need the Grapple Beam to get the Screw Attack. (When you use the portal to get to the other side of the area, there are four grapple points between the portals.)

Talk:Sequence Breaking

2004-11-30T02:31:38Z

Prime Hunter:

In Venomous Pond, there is a Dark Temple Key that you 'need' Grapple Beam to get...
Bzzt. Wrong!

Near the Save Station there are 3 Ingsphere Caches. You will need to practice L-Lock Jumping before doin' this simple trick succesfully.

After looking as far down as you can, hop onto the Biggest cache, and just jump to the key. Hooray! I haven't got far enough into the game to see where else you might not need grapple (I'm running through it a third time, on hard, and just found this trick) so anyone's help will be appreciated in eliminating Grapple Beam.

You currently need the Grapple Beam to get the Screw Attack. (When you use the portal to get to the other side of the area, there are four grapple points between the portals.)

Boss Tricks

2004-11-30T02:29:25Z

Prime Hunter:

[[Bomb Guardian]]

[[Jump Guardian]]

[[Dark Samus 1]]

[[Amorbis]]

[[Chykka]]

[[Dark Missile Trooper]]

[[Dark Samus 2]]

[[Quadraxis]]

[[Emperor Ing]]

[[Dark Samus 3 & 4]]

Amorbis

2004-11-30T02:28:07Z

Prime Hunter:

Boss Tricks

2004-11-30T02:24:57Z

Prime Hunter:

[[Bomb Guardian]]

[[Jump Guardian]]

[[Dark Samus 1]]

[[Amorbis]]

[[Chykka]]

[[Dark Missile Trooper]]

[[Dark Samus 2]]

[[Emperor Ing]]

[[Dark Samus 3 & 4]]

[[Quadraxis]]

Boss Tricks

2004-11-29T19:53:52Z

Prime Hunter:

[[Bomb Guardian]]

[[Jump Guardian]]

[[Dark Samus 1]]

[[Dark Missile Trooper]]

[[Dark Samus 2]]

[[Emperor Ing]]

[[Dark Samus 3 & 4]]

Boss Tricks

2004-11-29T19:53:31Z

Prime Hunter:

[[Bomb Guardian]]

[[Jump Guardian]]

[[Dark Samus 1]]

[[Dark Samus 2]]

[[Dark Missile Trooper]]

[[Emperor Ing]]

[[Dark Samus 3 & 4]]

Dark Samus 2

2004-11-29T19:48:18Z

Prime Hunter:

''Discovered by''

Prime Hunter (No vids of this however)

I found that if you use Charged Dark Beam shots on her, the amount of damage dealt is a whole lot more than if you use Super Missiles or the Light Beam (Strange that the Dark Beam is very effective against Dark Samus, but...) I used almost my entire 100 ammo, but the battle was very quick this way (On normal difficulty).