raocow's talkhaus

Mandew wrote: ↑4 years ago Is it just my imagination, or is raocow's commentary giving off a hint of fatigue? D:

Nimono wrote: ↑4 years ago dang it why do youtube commenters keep insisting on trying to tell raocow where the secret exits are outright? haven't they learned from bunny must die? where's the fun in watching raocow if we don't get to watch him mess up in hilarious ways? :D

Kitsune Zeta wrote: ↑4 years ago Now that raocow's reached an ending, we move from what I'll call the "first part" of the game (beating stages) to the "second part" of the game, which is actively seeking treasures, map pieces, and alternate exits. If my memory's not failing me on this, I believe most of them use an exit door as the trigger. I know of two exceptions (the first stage being probably the most well-known one, if only for how... stupid and yet sensible it is)

And, yeah, you do in fact have to reset the game boy (color) after the post-level save in order to continue on.

Anyways, here's how to read the map (which will now serve as stage select): any empty square is a stage you haven't reached yet. Any square with a treasure chest on it contains a treasure that you haven't gotten (there is one exception to this, but it'll be a painfully obvious one when you get there). The small boxes next to the squares correspond to the map piece for that stage, and will be white if the map piece for that stage has been obtained. As I mentioned above, raocow's goal should now be to get the treasures in stages that he missed them in and find alternate exits. (He's actually been doing a perfect job so far with the map pieces. Good thing those never get any harder to earn.)

FPzero wrote: ↑4 years agoedit: Oh also, I think you can now Start+Select to exit a level or press Select to get a pause menu and go back to the map, but I'm not 100% sure about this. I might be mixing it up with Wario Land 3, but I don't have a copy of WL2 on hand to check this for myself. Either way, doing so won't save your progress in a level so only use it if you think you've missed something and can't return to check and don't want to spend the time finishing the whole level.

Jesuiscontent wrote: ↑4 years ago Thanks youtube for spoiling everything once again

Kitsune Zeta wrote: ↑4 years agothe levels he missed treasures in a second time

Voltgloss wrote: ↑4 years ago ...so all along, Wario Land 2 was secretly a prequel to Virtue's Last Reward.

Previously on Wario Land II...
After beating the resident B-ball master, Dunk, at his own game, Wario leaves the city, as Syrup and her Gooms are no longer there. Outside the city limits, Wario scans the horizon, and sees a familiar skull-shaped tower off in the woods and mountains. It seems Captain Syrup has rebuilt her castle, which was destroyed layer by layer, when Wario invaded their island long ago. Inside the new castle, Syrup celebrates with her succesful escape, and her Gooms can finally rest.
Looks like its time to return the favor and invade the new Syrup Castle, isn't it, Wario?

And finally...
After beating Syrup's tricky machine, the resulting explosions send her and her pirates far off, into the distance. Wario, with his treasure finally reclaimed, watches from a distance.
With his treasure in hand, Wario casually walks (and flies) back to his castle, as the credits roll.

Parama wrote: ↑4 years ago

Voltgloss wrote: ↑4 years ago ...so all along, Wario Land 2 was secretly a prequel to Virtue's Last Reward.

goddammit

Bean wrote: ↑4 years ago What made that fight silly is that it changed the rules up between phases. Throwing normal enemies into Syrup's Eggmobile damaged it, but bombs would deflect off of it. I'm pretty sure that fight threw me off for a bit because of that very reason, too.