BTW, nice job Plasmo. I still haven't gotten to 1-5 --
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Thanks much, I see it now. That's a beautiful screenshot, btw.
I'll look to see whether the DC and PS2 versions have this counter next time I get a chance. I'm quite sure neither the DC nor the PS2 version lists your highest chain with your score in the scoreboard, so you would have to keep an eye on the number as you're playing.
I'll look to see whether the DC and PS2 versions have this counter next time I get a chance. I'm quite sure neither the DC nor the PS2 version lists your highest chain with your score in the scoreboard, so you would have to keep an eye on the number as you're playing.
Another thing I didn't know. Very important piece of info.-- thanks!Plasmo wrote: always get the 2k medal to keep up your chain
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OK, I looked in the manuals of the DC and PS2 versions and neither shows or (as far as I can tell) mentions a chain counter. No wonder I've always found talk of chaining so confusing.
I'll have to play these versions again when I get a chance just to be sure, but I'm doubtful that either has a counter. But why would they take such a thing out of the game?
I'll have to play these versions again when I get a chance just to be sure, but I'm doubtful that either has a counter. But why would they take such a thing out of the game?
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you can only see the chain counter in the game it wont show up on the scoreboard.And this is always the same no matter if you play the naomi, dc or ps2 version.
btw another question: are there any differences in gamespeed between the dc and ps2 version like in mushi?!(mushi on the ps2 is a bit faster than the pcb)
btw another question: are there any differences in gamespeed between the dc and ps2 version like in mushi?!(mushi on the ps2 is a bit faster than the pcb)
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It's somewhat random. You have to sorta of "see" the columns of emptiness that it forms. But the columns move left and right and you need to move with them. The movement is random as the boss drifts around differently each time. There is no safe spot.Plasmo wrote:Can anyone explain to me how to dodge the 1-5 boss second forms first attack?!Any sweet spots maybe?I dont want to lose 2 bombs everytime there...
On full rank, it's incredibly difficult to dodge (my reaction time is not good enough to see the columns). On lower rank I can do it.
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What I do is I stay dead center at the bottom, and look at the spot about a character length up from your character. A bullet in the third ring will be aimed at you, so when it's about to hit you, tap left twice(each tap about a charcter's length). It's tricky at first, but much easier once the rhythm is down.Plasmo wrote:Can anyone explain to me how to dodge the 1-5 boss second forms first attack?!Any sweet spots maybe?I dont want to lose 2 bombs everytime there...
The other attack where the boss keeps spraying crap while moving is trickier to me. Sometimes the pattern shifts right to left, then cuts back right, other time it just goes right to left. I just bomb it since it's unpredictable(plus Marion get points
And I make sure the boss is destroyed quickly after this because the patterns that follow sucks.
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Were you fully powered-up? It wouldn't make much of a difference in my own case: I would be dead in less than 20 seconds, I'm sure. But you may have a fighting chance if you only have a few power-ups.Plasmo wrote:aaaaaaaand a second time:
1,199,500 - Cowboy-NOA - Marion - 2-1
2-1 was Japan and i had one bomb left but i didnt survive 20secs
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