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Am I too late to vote you try to get the screw attack from your uncle instead and then fight Kraid for the silver arrows?
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My first time beating this game was actually Keysanity. Uncle gave me a red cane and I had to fight off Mothula at low hearts with fighter sword for progress. Still had more fun than back when I got stuck on ice palace back in the day. Anyhow, crossworld sounds more interesting out of those two. But my real vote will forever be the SMxLttP one.
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Apr 19, 2019 22:11
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You can't set any of the fancier modes in the SM/LttP randomizer, unfortunately. Heck, you can't even set sword to uncle assured. You can only set if you know Super Metroid glitches (Hard) and if you want the morph ball to be in its usual spot.
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Apr 20, 2019 19:40
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If you're doing a retro run, obviously you need NES Link.
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Apr 21, 2019 13:18
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What a wild ride. Congrats! Look at it this way: at least you sorta made good on your thread title, with the finale being pedestal-locked. Thanks for showing off all the modes, it was a lot of fun to see what sort of crazy stuff it can pull out. Triforce Pieces is very tempting, but I think I'll stick with Keysanity or SM crossover. Also, don't worry about being bad at Super Metroid, I am too. The last seed of SM:LttP I played started off amazing, but held a terrible secret: Lamp behind green Maridia shinespark and Moon Pearl on Spring Ball  . And it didn't help that I was an idiot that forgot to check the extremely available chest that had the bow in it until I'd cleared roughly all of Super Metroid and everything that can be got without bow in LttP. That's what I get for not knowing the dungeon layouts by heart and relying on maps from the internet.  Game: Your uncle recovers! Uncle: 
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