daniayaw - Like a compilation of all glitches in megaman?
yeah, something like this^^ so bisqwit could create another section to the website and put these kind of videos.. together with 'godplaying' and.. ahm.. he could ask permition to host that geek playing mario in piano blind folded XD
i think it would be cool, and a good iniciative to create those fun videos^^
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Yes, I tend to ignore badly spelled/capitalized/punctuated posts when they're painful to read.
And more usually, posts which are not interesting and/or do not need my immediate attention, of course. Or, posts that attempt to start an off-topic discussion (for the thread), such as your latest one (before the one I quoted) was.
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Bag of Magic Food wrote:
So does the end of CutMan need to be changed so that you fall into that block, or does that not save time?
Instead of zipping all the way to the boss room, you'd have to walk the last part and actually wait for the shot to hit you before entering the boss room. I don't think it needs to be tested.
I think i found a glitch in Megaman 1 (aka rockman). I'm not sure at all how it works, and after watching the latest video, i doubt it would save any time at all, but i think ill just toss it out there. When using fireman's weapon, theres this circle of fire that appears around Megaman. Normally to keep that circle up, you would need to keep firing each time the circle dissipates. Somehow, i was able to get that circle to stay up many times it's normal duration. I'm not quite sure how i got it to work, but i had it work twice or so. I have the .fcm of me doing it but i dont think it would be very efficient of me posting it... It was just me fooling around with the game at like 200% speed or something like that. Unless this glitch is known, i think it would be cool if someone figured out how it works. It may make a (slightly) more entertaining TAS?
Just an idea.
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Crimson_Manyam wrote:
I think i found a glitch in Megaman 1 (aka rockman). I'm not sure at all how it works, and after watching the latest video, i doubt it would save any time at all, but i think ill just toss it out there. When using fireman's weapon, theres this circle of fire that appears around Megaman. Normally to keep that circle up, you would need to keep firing each time the circle dissipates. Somehow, i was able to get that circle to stay up many times it's normal duration. I'm not quite sure how i got it to work, but i had it work twice or so. I have the .fcm of me doing it but i dont think it would be very efficient of me posting it... It was just me fooling around with the game at like 200% speed or something like that. Unless this glitch is known, i think it would be cool if someone figured out how it works. It may make a (slightly) more entertaining TAS?
Just an idea.
Couldn't you have written this in the Rockman (Mega Man 1) thread?
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Arc wrote:
I enjoyed this movie in which hands firmly gripping a shaft lead to balls deep in multiple holes.
natt wrote:
I don't want to get involved in this discussion, but as a point of fact C# is literally the first goddamn thing on that fucking page you linked did you even fucking read it
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Ive seen this many times while doing my speedruns. sometimes after killing bombman in wily 4, i have to wait several seconds (30) for the shield to wear off.
about posting in the other thread, i didnt want to spoilt the brilliance of the last video with a noobish post like this... but i'll have you know - i DID consider it
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Bisqwit wrote:
I haven't heard, but also not studied, of the duration of the fire shield being different in different circumstances (except lag or pause).
I remember that you told me you were surprised the shield lasted that long after I beat Bomb Man during the rematches. Seems it happened to Vatchern, too.
http://vatchern.maclenet.com/TGrunnumber1.zip
I was speedrunning (again) and the glitch happened in Wily two against Cutman.
And is your interested in watching me speed run, I select Wily at 14:50, but i do really bad in the wily stages, i died twice on wily 4, ended up with 27 minutes because of it.
In my Rockman movie, it was useful for the fire shield not to last long ― or rather, it wouldn't have been useful for it to last longer. The reason is that I needed usually the fire spot to be in particular angle at a certain frame, and to accomplish that, it was very important to shoot the fire certain number of frames earlier.
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Bisqwit wrote:
Omega wrote:
Actually, I remember Bisqwit saying that the speed in Rockman was 1.33 pixels per frame, meaning he runs at 1, 1, 2 pixels per frame.
I may have mistaked in many ways. Better you verify it. :)
Here's some image proof:
Initial walking position right after a one-frame jump.
These images show the differences between two frames from that point (nulling the fact Rockman sometimes changes walking animation). As you can see, it seems to be a little wild: the respective differences are: 1, 2, 1, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 1, 2 [...].
This averages out to 1.4 pixels per frame. To be absolutely sure, you'd have to take a lot more frames to be more accurate. Maybe you can make a custom map that's just one long corridor, Bisqwit?
Initial walking position right after a one-frame jump.
These images show the differences between two frames from that point (nulling the fact Rockman sometimes changes walking animation). As you can see, it seems to be a little wild: the respective differences are: 1, 2, 1, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 1, 2 [...].
This averages out to 1.4 pixels per frame. To be absolutely sure, you'd have to take a lot more frames to be more accurate. Maybe you can make a custom map that's just one long corridor, Bisqwit?
