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Rabbi Raccoon posted:This looks interesting. I've only dabbled in Super Mario World hacks (Super Demo World, The Second Reality Project and Rob-Omb's World), but it's always seemed like there was tons of potential for creative minds to make unique levels. Yeah, the sheer depth of detailed knowledge about every little quirk of the engine, combined with tried and established level design principles, really make SMW romhacks a fascinating thing to watch. At least the ones that are good. Actually, because of that, I have a (possibly stupid) question for the experts: What is, in your opinion, the best SMW hack out there? I'm really interested to see what level of quality can come out of a constellation like that, but I would somewhat prefer to find out without having to dig through 25 years' worth of hacks. (Here's hoping that I did not just start a flame war...)
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I always figured it could just serve as a convenient way of marking spots where you're supposed to jump or duck or something similar.
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So, I assume the video title was a toss-up between the one we got and 'I hate video games'? Jokes aside, thanks a lot for making it through all of this. For me it certainly provided some valuable insights into game design in general. Although I'm really curious now: What are your personal favourite SMW romhacks? I mean, you've been talking about bad hacks a lot, but there have to be some good ones... right?
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Doseku posted:Thanks for letting me know. I'll attribute that mistake to the fact that I haven't played this game for years and forgot everything but a few key points and possibly a couple bosses. Ah right, that weird pointless autoscroller level that you never even have to enter... I'm kind of glad there's a hack like this, since Mario Land 2 is really one of the most unconventional Mario platformers. I believe there's hardly ever two levels that use the same tileset. Carpator Diei fucked around with this message at 00:42 on Jan 16, 2018 |
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Amusing coincidence: Just a few days after your LP concluded, the Randomizer received an update which, among other things, added a Retro mode that aims to make the game play more like the original Zelda. And that, of course, means Rupee Bow!  per arrow, 50 for a silver arrow.
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