Hey hey, none of that.Annoyboy wrote:I just 1CCd 1.5 Original with Abnormal Palm after months of torment! So happy (though I'm sure the likes of Erppo and Sapz are laughing at me).

Hey hey, none of that.Annoyboy wrote:I just 1CCd 1.5 Original with Abnormal Palm after months of torment! So happy (though I'm sure the likes of Erppo and Sapz are laughing at me).
The lanterns in stage 5 spawn bullets when they're destroyed, but they also cancel all bullets on screen if you sit on top of them as they're destroyed.finisherr wrote:I got to level 5 on God Mode today! I've noticed that there are random circular explosions that I can sometimes cancel by shooting them very quickly. However, sometimes they still turn into bullets even though I shoot them. Any ideas?
This. Everybody starts from the same level and will surely remember how hard everything used to be in the start. So congrats on that!Sapz wrote:Hey hey, none of that.Annoyboy wrote:I just 1CCd 1.5 Original with Abnormal Palm after months of torment! So happy (though I'm sure the likes of Erppo and Sapz are laughing at me).Good job on the clear, man!
It's still ip locked though isnt it?NeoStrayCat wrote:I know that this topic hasn't seen much activity as of late, but I have a little something to share, I stumbled upon Xbox.com's listing for this game lately, and I found this, and the description in English too...
The Games on Demand version supports English. On a time axis different from the present. A vertically-scrolling bullet hell shooter unfolds against the backdrop of the travel story of Reko, a girl who has become a goddess, and the dragon-riding boy Palm. There are 3 game modes and 2 types of machines available. It is possible to choose a combination that suits you. Moreover, the Arrange Version also strives to “achieve new gaming characteristics" and also "give new players an enjoyable gaming experience". “This journey will connect the memories of the two adventurers."
I lol at the fact that that there's no On Demand version of the game, especially in English, even though the game is in JP and is region free (in retail disc).
And yes, this can be seen on both the US and PAL marketplaces for it too. (Although this makes me wonder if there would be a port in English, which may be very unlikely anyway.)
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It's still ip locked though isnt it?
I just watched this because I still occasionally get caught out on the ST2-boss purple ball attack Planky talks about. If I wasn't enjoying the game so much I'd curl up in a ball and give up after watching a replay like that. Thanks man, I think.Sapz wrote:Here is a run I did a few months ago which demonstrates strategies for pretty much every spot you mentioned (though I bombed the 4th boss pattern, since it's very hard at high rank). I will stress again that they work consistently, as in luck does not influence the outcome whatsoever. There are really very few spots you could argue are luck based at all since all the patterns are designed in a consistent, logical manner - it's just legitimately difficult.
Even without these strategies though, making things up on the fly is quite possible, especially for stage sections where (in Original) pretty much every bullet on the screen is aimed directly at your hitbox, making it a matter of repeated streaming and cutbacks. This is especially important for the speedy bullets from the stage 5 popcorns; you'll need to cutback well if you don't want to get trapped at the side of the screen.
It seems to only be in Original... which I am fine without, so all is good.Special World wrote:I never really notice any sort of jarring slowdown/speedup in Black Label, tbh.
Original is a large portion of what I played, as I only recently started giving Maniac and God my attention >_>dunpeal2064 wrote:It seems to only be in Original... which I am fine without, so all is good.Special World wrote:I never really notice any sort of jarring slowdown/speedup in Black Label, tbh.
Do you mean you don't play the game online with people (coop) or that your console isn't online when you play the game? Eitherway, the stuttering used to happen to me with the retail disc installed to the HDD, but I haven't noticed it once since downloading the GoD version.Special World wrote:I never had a problem since I don't play online.
For console games you'll need a capture device attached to the tv, something like this:ancestral-knowledge wrote:i was wondering: how do you record replays for youtube?
Why would that bother you?Gus wrote:I don't mean to shit on other people's accomplishments but man, these "I cleared 1.5 Orignal with a crap score" posts are really getting old. I wish more people would take the time actually get good at the game as opposed to just clearing on it's easiest difficulty and never touching it again.
ChurchOfSolipsism wrote: ALso, this is how SKykid usually posts