Posts for Medibisu

Posted: 3/19/2013 9:43 PM
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Medibisu
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Joined: 3/20/2011
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Found three small glitches, one of which could be useful. -It's possible to queue up a pause if you try to pause just as you walk onto a tile that warps you to a new location (i.e. stairs or teleporter). Maybe this could be used to skip a cutscene that plays on entering a room, or even a battle? -With the right timing, if you try to select an item that is one square to the right or left in a shop while the cursor is still moving, it will select the item two tiles away. -If you de-select a character, you can move the cursor once you've already pressed the button to lock onto the character again if you use the correct timing. Also did a bit of testing with cheats. I'm not totally sure if this information is old, but... The objects on a map don't change. They merely move. This means that the circus tent in battle 7 is on the map beforehand, just in the middle of the sea, recruited party members hang out on the map boundaries, etc. If you go outside the boundaries of a map, you are taken to the world map. Tiles outside the map are walkable. The lowest tile of the passage to the house with Boken in the town before battle 9 is adjacent to a tile that goes to the world map, but it is a loading zone itself. If a way to bypass the loading zone is ever found, we'll be able to skip the Bustoke quarry battle. Getting outside the map on the island while your ship is being fixed lets you sail onward. I found a variant of the shop glitch in the character menu. Hold up or down for 5 input frames, and then hold C and the direction one more frame. You will advance two spaces through the menu instead of one. Like the shop glitch, you don't seem to be able to select out of bounds, but I think further testing is a good idea. My limited experience may be preventing me from seeing something further that could be done with this.
Posted: 5/22/2012 1:52 AM
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Medibisu
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Joined: 3/20/2011
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"Entertainment" seems to be a nice tool for those who are hell-bent on keeping cool runs off the site lately
Posted: 4/27/2012 9:57 PM
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Medibisu
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Saethori wrote:
rog wrote:
I have a hard time believing you watched the entire 2 hour run and still thought it deserved a .1 entertainment rating. If it was really that bad, you would/should have stopped watching long before the end.
Should have, yes. But I can hardly be objective that way, now can I?
I think yr definition of objective is a little off...
Posted: 4/22/2012 6:08 AM
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Medibisu
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I want to be all your friend zones pls