how close is Mothula to the spiked block (the one he eventually hits) when Link first unleashes the spin attack?
I always thought that the four formations in a 4-pack were of even probability (25%) but maybe this is not the case?
Lmao. Your opinion is null and void. You don't seem to understand how insane this run is; I'm surprised we can even do it with the restrictions we've placed on ourselves. Our idea is stupid? You are stupid. Read my post again, read that we're doing the game in an unorthodox way rather than just boringly rushing through and killing everything as fast as possible, even if it means burning down a tree. If you don't like runs that don't focus only on speed, then good for you.
But who's going to play a 10+ hour game of TMNT4 anyway?
and correctly splits it into hours:minutes.seconds,
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CLD (clear decimal mode)The double hit is from a single button press, it simply connects twice. After every hit, you need to press a directional button once to start running again, and then headbut him again quickly afterwards.
As for Raph's normal melee attacks, what about his second one. When practicing on the console, I have noticed that sometimes I take out the red jump-n-throw-knives foot soldiers with a headbut, followed by a kick and a normal attack, while at other times, I need to attack twice after kicking him for the kill. (note that after kicking, you start of with the 2nd melee attack, not with the first)
Two things. First, an insignificant contribution to Raphael's melee attacks. While I haven't been monitoring any values, I can tell from experience that the damage dealt is not always the same, with the same enemy sometimes withstanding a number of attacks that would in other cases destroy him.
Second, a faster way of beating Slash ^.^
Basically, keep headbutting him (or whatever the ramming move is called), and get the timing down right which isn't THAT hard to do when playing in less than realtime. Notice that some headbutts hit twice, too.
It could be that you have to still be on the same side as you started, and that pushing up for enough frames usually puts you too high on the screen for it to work