So uhh... What is Reverse Bottle Adventure? As in, how exactly (key word here is EXACTLY) do you do it?
Acryte wrote:
Instructions for Reverse BA: [Key: C=Child A=Adult]
A.5 -> B[Bug], C-Right[Poacher's Saw]. Fish is fine too but you won't learn Nocturne so you have to grab a bug sometime before trading poacher's saw or else you lose Prelude of light by using empty bottle to learn it.
A.8 -> B[Bug], C-Right[Broken Goron's Sword]. If the Bug is used instead of a Fish then you also get the Water Medallion too (Not like it matters).
A.11 -> B[Bug],C-Right[Bottled Letter]. If the Bug is used instead of a Fish then you get 29 arrows updated instead of 25 w/ the Fish (not like it matters since you only get 1 shot)
Description: Bottle Adventure is about using the items on C-right to get things onto the B button by traveling forwards and backwards in time. Reverse Bottle Adventure is about using the Bottle on B w/ different things you can catch to update things into your inventory that are determined by both the item on C-right (which determines the type) and the item on B (which determined the quantity of the adjusted amount, or the specific things that are altered in the menu).
Steps: Put the required item on C-right, then Catch the specified object in the Bottle that is on B (or empty it and catch it), in order to update your inventory appropriately.
NOTES:
HAHAHA I used it to unequip and delete my Kokiri Tunic.... I want to see a like like eat me after I equip another tunic and see what happens...
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Yeah, that only tells me what items. I need to know exactly what to do. Like if you said "Bombchu Hover up Stone Tower to skip Mirror Shield" to someone who doesn't know how to Bombchu Hover, they would have the same response. I'm not exactly the most OoT-literate person here, or anywhere.
Some things to look for when you do this:
When making a diamond, if you can do it without wasting time, make sure to get the Bomb in the middle of the stack/row so it blows up twice as fast.
In Round game, try not to have any bombs or diamonds left at the end so you don't have to watch them blow up at the end.
If the CPU can be manipulated, get him to not pay attention to any eggs you drop on him, and just keep pummeling him with 4+ rows and combos to finish the round faster.
Sometimes you can make a combo start up long after the last row was cleared, and sometimes you can get three in a row not to explode if you step in at the right time. You can do this stuff when the computer is pinned just for show.
And... that's all I can think of for now.
Paper Mario also works with CC, but its use is very limited, with about the only thing you can do without crashing the game being skip ahead two star spirits at the beginning of teh game (impossible to finish since you don't have partners).
It also works in SSB, although I haven't been able to keep the game running for more than a second.
You talk to Mikau at around 3 p.m., and you enter the inner courtyard of the fortress at nearly 5 p.m. So that's about two minutes of gameplay to redo, including the bomb hovers.
Which, as Swordless Link suggested, isn't necessary, since no one else seems to have acknowledged him.