
Dragoforce - 4,005,710 - Final Stage - P2 - Mame
Dude, just worry about the rest of the stages. You're talking about maybe 1 medal value difference.Ed Oscuro wrote:Not a score but an update on my highest stage one score - 316,390
Some kind of bonus for not bombing the bonus letters - I was restarting the game via savestate, but the entry point was too late to shoot all the bonus letters (with P2 plane).
How do you deal with the stage 4 plane? That stretch seems to be the die-off point for a lot of us. My strategy for him would be get behind as soon as there's an opening, bomb, and spam with shots. The P2 plane's gun isn't as powerful so it takes longer to do that though.Shatterhand wrote:The enemies coming from behind are a LOT more tolerable.
I can understand every last thing and it doesn't really help.I can't understand ANYTHING he says.
If that's the die-off point of most of you guys, I won't tell how I get past of it before the week endsEd Oscuro wrote:How do you deal with the stage 4 plane? That stretch seems to be the die-off point for a lot of us. My strategy for him would be get behind as soon as there's an opening, bomb, and spam with shots. The P2 plane's gun isn't as powerful so it takes longer to do that though.Shatterhand wrote:The enemies coming from behind are a LOT more tolerable.
I can understand every last thing and it doesn't really help.I can't understand ANYTHING he says.
Destroy any popcorn on the screen, pick up bombs and medals above and prepare to dive underneath. As soon as it shoots a bullet, dodge under it, dodge the next bullet to the left (until you get limited by the screen), then to the right, and bomb. If you did everything right, it will be destroyed during the explosion. I use a bomb there because I'm usually at max or near-max stock when I meet it, so why take unnecessary risks.Ed Oscuro wrote:How do you deal with the stage 4 plane?
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Fu wrote:dex : I doubt it matters but I'm in Team Free Agents, not Fremont.
That's what you posted, my prog assumes everything with 'fr*' that's not 'Free' is 'Fremont'Fu - Team France - 1,042,510 - 3 - P1 - MAME
I find the 2nd boss the most difficulty in the ENTIRE GAME period. I still haven't mastered the last boss, but I think even him is easier than the 2nd one.Ed Oscuro wrote:Thanks guys. I'll have to try that out later.
The third boss is actually easier than the second (for me anyways - no invisibullets), just requires some anticipatory timing. I should be able to get there consistently which means I'll be able to focus on St4 soon.
No, it's not nearly as deep as either, just very time dependent / maddeningly inconsistent about where on the screen it'll spit out medals. I'm sure that other players would be able to get this result or better without having to invest as much time into it as I have. Though I am wondering about the tradeoff between quick shooting the bomber planes so that the four black planes after the delta show up vs. letting them survive just long enough to launch their bombs for extra points...Danbo Daxter wrote:Even fucking Garegga/RFJ's 1st stage isn't as deep as Thunder Dragon 2's, seemingly...
I was thinking about this early today. Really Luy is incredible he can't even restart yours runs, pretty sure nobody in this forum is more clean in shmups than Luy.Shatterhand wrote:Just to confirm, Luy's score indeed is an All.
The most amazing thing about this guy is that he DOESNT HAVE A COMPUTER AT HIS HOME. He's usually playing in a bar that have an arcade cabinet with a mame setup. That's why he had to sit out in the RFJ week, because they didn't have the RFJ rom.
He's playing without auto-fire, and he actually has to PAY for his credits. It's pretty amazing indeed.
If he could play at the comfort of his home, practice with save-states and shit, I'm sure his scores would be even more impressive
Edit: He did play RFJ. He played it at a cyber-cafe, asked the owner to download Mame and a RFJ rom so he could play it