@chirei funny thing about that is that because of how that room is setup, with assist mode on it's practically the biggest skip in the game (besides a pretty well-known one in
mirror temple
)
but i mean nobody does assist mode speedruns so
i've honestly never played a video game in my life
There are two minor things you can do in the overworld:
1) If you hold down the pause button, you can tilt the camera a little bit.
2) When you open the crystal hearts page in Madeline's journal, you can rearrange the hearts.
You can rearrange the hearts so they won’t be out of order! (I got quite a few of the hearts after getting the ones for Chapter 5 and Chapter 3, and it bugged me sooo much that they were listed first.)
raocow wrote:I'm not very used to keyboard controls
...paraphrased from today's video.
It's not hard to learn, raocow. I'll quote a youtube comment I found:
It might actually take less time to acclimate to keyboard controls than it would to die a whole bunch of times due to super precise controller demands, but I'm sure you'll persevere regardless~
You either being too fearful, or stubborn.
I will DOUBLE my Patreon pledge if you try it for the next 5 videos.
-Banned in Antarctica
Sebby19 wrote:If your life depends on throwing up, switch to the keyboard
ano0maly wrote: ↑5 years ago
About the hotel closure described in Oshiro's diary: I don't yet know the full story of this game, but I think it's not necessarily that something terrible happened afterwards. It might simply be that Oshiro was emotionally unable to leave the hotel, and could be
representing one's difficulty of moving on from past attachments and obsessions
.
You're probably right but I really want this level to be a Shining reference.
durr im theo im more willing to believe shitty genre tropes than reality, blaahhhh, Fake Spanish Lol!!
Well it is a decent hack but sometime its just too repetitif there no level that actually pop in your face and your like oh yeah that level they all ressemble themselves and just monster along the way.
Blood Ghoul wrote:Sometimes it seems my blood spurts out in gobs, as if it were a fountain's pulsing sobs. I clearly hear it mutter as it goes yet cannot find the wound from which it flows. Before I met you, baby, I didn't know what I was missing.
Well at least he's on a dpad and not the stick. I don't understand how people are able to use stick for some of the most demanding parts later on. I played "dpad" as well, but I own the game on Switch and was using the joycon directional buttons so I guess they aren't technically a dpad. You can try keyboard if you want but trying to do it mid-game is probably not the best place to learn it. I have faith you'll get through, accidental inputs and all.
raocow wrote:I'm not very used to keyboard controls
...paraphrased from today's video.
It's not hard to learn, raocow. I'll quote a youtube comment I found:
It might actually take less time to acclimate to keyboard controls than it would to die a whole bunch of times due to super precise controller demands, but I'm sure you'll persevere regardless~
You either being too fearful, or stubborn.
I will DOUBLE my Patreon pledge if you try it for the next 5 videos.
Now you're using bribes to get people to switch to keyboard? That's low, Sebby. Next thing we know you're going to be lobbying Congress to get controllers banned.
I've honestly found that it's better to match the dash directions to different voice commands and shout them when you need to dash (example: shouting "UP LEFT" will make Maddy dash up and to the left). I will mail raocow a rare gemstone that belonged to my great-grandfather if he switches to this method.
raocow wrote:I'm not very used to keyboard controls
...paraphrased from today's video.
It's not hard to learn, raocow. I'll quote a youtube comment I found:
It might actually take less time to acclimate to keyboard controls than it would to die a whole bunch of times due to super precise controller demands, but I'm sure you'll persevere regardless~
You either being too fearful, or stubborn.
I will DOUBLE my Patreon pledge if you try it for the next 5 videos.
Now you're using bribes to get people to switch to keyboard? That's low, Sebby. Next thing we know you're going to be lobbying Congress to get controllers banned.
They're both in Canada
Honestly though, keyboard is good for this game since you need 8 separate directions to dash and it helps to not mix up diagonals with horizontals.
While there are a few times in Celeste where it's not entirely obvious which path is the main one and which one leads to secrets, I feel like in this case it was kind of clear from the fact that the clouds led directly to it, and in order to reach the other path you had to climb up a wall in the opposite direction of the way you were going...
Holy wrote: ↑5 years ago
I've honestly found that it's better to match the dash directions to different voice commands and shout them when you need to dash (example: shouting "UP LEFT" will make Maddy dash up and to the left). I will mail raocow a rare gemstone that belonged to my great-grandfather if he switches to this method.
smh if you don't have a direct neural connection to your frontal cortex directly issuing commands to the game from your brain
Yeah which one was the side path was pretty clear this time, this one was on raocow. I'm not sure why he avoided even getting the strawberry in that room though, that wouldn't have risked any lock-outs.