No, the LASS with the level 11 Oddish and Bellsprout. She was skipped on the first pass, then fought on the second pass. Skipping her without fighting her takes several extra steps. If she was fought on the first pass, she could be passed with much fewer steps on the second pass.
Although the entire run is amazing, I noticed you could have fought the trainer you skipped in Mt. Moon on your first pass to save time walking on your second pass. This is pretty minor in the grand scheme of things, but I just wanted to point it out.
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The trouble with trying to take the right side is that in the Japanese version those white spikes are instant death. I tried taking that route anyway (by means of dodging spikes) but I still got the same luck on the boss.
The screenshot, if possible, should show something that would make the knowledgeable player question what's going on. People keep bringing up the Skarmory battle, and that's a pretty good example of something suitable. I really like the picture of Magneton flinching, but I think that may be too much of a spoiler.
Hi, At 10:48 at the beginning of stage 12 you kill a bat coming towards you. In the original Sharp X68k you can jump on the bat, take a hit and land on the plateform above to directly go upstairs. If it's still possible on this version, you should be able to save about 20 seconds.
Voting for this to be the screenshot, given the insane damage levels at this point in the game.
Either that or for Diablos being THE ENDed. Since the chances of it happening are ridiculously slim.
sparky please stop making those short jumps :)
Yeah, it was a wrong ROM. Mine had MD5 794f0b5a5489752182ca7400d2f2ca43. The movie works with 53d1a2027ab49df34a689faa1fb14726. The CRC and all other stuff that appears when starting the movie were correct, though, so I didn't think it could be a wrong ROM.
Movie desynced for me at Slateport museum, at the time the description says you're doing luck manipulation for a King's rock.. the text is being delayed for like a minute, then the character just keeps walking into walls (which I don't think is part of the luck manipulation). What could be the cause of this? I use VBA v23.5 with realtime clock and flash 128k. Edit: Tried v22; desync occurs in the exact same way.
----| File Data |--------------------------------------------------
System: Nintendo Game Boy Advance
File: Pokemon - Ruby Version (USA).gba
Length: 16777216 Bytes (128 Mbit)
CRC32: F0815EE7
MD5: 53D1A2027AB49DF34A689FAA1FB14726
SHA1: F28B6FFC97847E94A6C21A63CACF633EE5C8DF1E
----| Header Data |------------------------------------------------
ROM Entry Point: EA000032
Logo Code: Ok
Title: POKEMON RUBY
Serial: AXVE (USA)
Maker Code: 01 (Nintendo)
Fixed Value: 0x96 (Ok)
Unit Code: 0x00
Device Code: 0x00
Reserved 1: 0x00000000000000
Version: 0x00 (v1.0)
Complement: 0x41 (Ok)
Reserved 2: 0x0000
----| Backup Media |-----------------------------------------------
Chip: FLASH1M_V103
Size: 1 Mbit
-------------------------------------------------------------------Apparently there's air in space (not only can he breath in space, he can also swim, and the smoke and explosions behave like in an atmosphere, not like in vacuum; I could nitpick about the sounds, but that's just a cinematic convention, not an error per se). Except for the meteorites (if there was air, it would cause drag to the meteorites and make them fall to the surface). Pretty inconsistent.
YES vote, amazing run! My favorite part is near the beginning when Ralts faints and wally still claimed to have caught it
Submitted: 06.13.2011 20:01 Grued: 06.18.2011 13:09