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[Zeddy]

It doesn't matter, you can reset the puzzle by going back to the first platform again.

The direction you go trough a gate doesn't matter. You can't input using the same gate twice; the system I use is basically using "WRONG!!" markers in all the wrong gates and a "CORRECT!" marker on the first platform.

Good to know. I'll have a go at figuring it out today.

Edit:
Well that was quick. Once I stopped slavically follow the bottom path that deceptively seems like the right one the solution practically leaped in my face and planted deadly alien eggs in my stomach.

Spoiler

World 1-2 forever!

Did you know this trick works in the Sky Palace on the route to the Fairy Gun as well? In the area with two paths, one impossible full of deadly spikes and the other a tight corridor, you can get inside the wall at the screen-wrapping point and just walk past it all.

Edit 2: Wait that didn't work. I input the correct code through two different routes and neither worked. *looks at solution*

Oh. Your solution doesn't even mention the correct route, only the trick. Guess I'll try some more! For the record, here are the routes I have tried:

Spoiler

Route 1:
Enter the first triangle where you squeeze down the chute to the laser and chomper. It's the first node you enter on the fake route. Now Triple Key Jump up the pit you jump over at the beginning and head over to the star gate directly to the left. Then just level 1-2 your way over to the forcefield. (It's supposed to be a forcefield? Looks like regular old blocks to me.)

Before TKJ you could probably do this by trying really hard to get up the chute again.

Route 2:
TKJ or damage jump over the screen at the pit. You can bypass the first star gate. There should be a triangle gate below the area where you have to get up and walk over to the real route. Enter that one, go through the star gate to the right and then hop up on the route.

I didn't expect this one to work because it requires you to walk in and then back out of the same gate, but I don't see why the first one doesn't do it.

Edit 3: I am standing outside the house of AWESOME. Guess I'll play something else while you apply some W40 to that rusted door. The solution was, of course, so simple that I completely overlooked it due to me overthinking everything.

I've just updated my Super Mario Bros. remake, by the way, in case you get so desperate for gameplay at work you consider playing it.

I still have a giant backlog of arcade Shmups to go on. Plus, I haven't beat Kirbyvania yet! Or the original Super Mario Bros! I'll pencil it in for "sometime later".


I gave another thought about the infinite ammo thing. Spoilered to keep post short:

Spoiler

A quick fix that would work is that all weapons inexplicably use the same battery as the Handgun, only with varying degrees of ammo use. Ammo pickups could still be around for quick recharges and topping off your ammo over 100. Some rebalancing would probably need to be done.

Wouldn't feel as cool and make the weapons as distinct as the other thing I said though.

A middle ground that would probably work is to have two weapon categories: Battery and Magazine. Handgun, ATG, Cryo Sphere and Wavegun would be Battery and work just like the Handgun do now (with different recharge times and ammo capacity). Since the system is in place for one gun already this would only take some copying/parenting.

The magazine family would be Keygun, Oil Gun, Fairy Gun and Desert Hornet. When drained, you keep the weapon out for some time to actively reload them. (with a looping clicky-clacky sounds and a reload-status bar) It'd be one new system but you could use the same one for all of them. Ammo pickups could still be around and work like usual, though you'd have to decide on what happens if you pick up ammo for a weapon that you're currently reloading. (Boost in reload time?)

Edited by zeddidragon, 19 July 2011 - 12:16 AM.

[stinlin]

Just DL'd and will be playing soon. The graphics look like recolored Cave Story tiles - is that where you got them/inspiration?

[Yal]

The solution was, of course, so simple that I completely overlooked it due to me overthinking everything.

I've just updated my Super Mario Bros. remake, by the way, in case you get so desperate for gameplay at work you consider playing it.

You know, before I scrolled down I thought that you were telling me that I unintentionally gave you a not-so-subtle clue with that post due to the position of the quote. I facepalmed and said "oops!", scrolled down, and realized.

A middle ground that would probably work is to have two weapon categories: Battery and Magazine.

That one sounds pretty interesting, and a bit easier to work in than the others.

For now (I'll update the game within an hour), I've made it possible to buy Fairy Pistol ammo (aka water bottles) in the shops to balance it a bit. Very cheap solution, but should make it possible to get as much as you want until I get a better system working.

Just DL'd and will be playing soon. The graphics look like recolored Cave Story tiles - is that where you got them/inspiration?

Inspiration; all tiles are 100% custom, which you will see if you compare them side by side. For saying they looked like recolors, expect to be punished somehow pretty soon.

Edited by Yal, 19 July 2011 - 08:35 AM.

[Yal]

UPDATE!!

Full list of updates:

Spoiler

======================================================================
What is new in version 1.2.9?
======================================================================

- Redrew Sunshine's sprite and face to reflect changes made when I started
with GEAR-Princess.

- Added a secret area in the Canal. It's accessible from the second
hovercopter ride and onward.

- Placed the Desert Hornet upgrade in a hidden area somewhere.

- Also renamed said upgrade from "Thunderwasp" to "Golden Bee" as a
not-really-subtle reference to a certain forum member's liking for bees.
And explosions. (And build-ups )

- Improved how the Engrishfy Engine handles the word "she", which is indeed
not really a "he" with a "s" appended in front (leading to some funny
mistranslations with the s getting sticken to the front of a word that
shouldn't have an s in front of it).

- Added two more rooms to That One Level and decided what reward you should
get if you manage to finish it. (There's two levels of it depending on
how well you finished the level - more on that in-game if you finish it.)

- Fixed a glitch about player object getting deactivated when riding a
hovercopter and getting outside the room.

- Getting the Golden Bee early should "take time", meaning you miss out on
meeting Cain and Emily when you've set up the Sandplant. This should
change some other things too, but I haven't worked with them just yet.

- Made some changes in the Tomb Of Barukarubu so that it's possible to get
the Boardgun before you get the double jump (if you manage to survive
Lv 30 monsters that early on ), as soon as you get the Keygun in fact.

- Made some changes in the place where the Chain Core is hidden so that
you can upgrade your Handgun as soon as you reach the entrance of that
place (which is VERY early in the game). Good luck with game-breaking!
Navigating the invisible block ladder without double jumping will give
you *l*o*t*s* *o*f* *f*u*n*, I'm sure...

- Healthbars of you, bosses and Dive Suit girls will now have a blue
"ghost", letting you see visually exactly how much damage was just
dealt with that attack.

- To balance it a bit, now you can buy Fairy Pistol ammo in the shops.
(-Ammo for a gun you reload in water WTF???) -Um, yeah, you actually buy
bottles of plain bottled water to pour into it when reloading... Ehm. -_'*

Obviously, to put the Fairy Heart to any use you need to buy copious
amounts of water bottles. But they're cheap!

And no, That One Level isn't complete real yet.

Edited by Yal, 19 July 2011 - 09:29 AM.

[Zeddy]

-Um, yeah, you actually buy bottles of plain bottled water to pour into it when reloading... Ehm. -_'*

In the post-apocolyptic future, clean water is a treasured and rare resource.

-Thunderwasp is a much cooler name than Golden Bee.

-Weird bug: When shooting at a gold block with the Hellbreath, the gold block breaks but the shot doesn't appear. This means that if I try to shoot a rat standing on a gold block I'll only break the block under him without hitting the rat itself. I'm not even sure That Next One Level is even possible without cheesing Hellbreath, so I guess I'll go see what's up with that missile launcher.

-Text on the sign outside the COLUMBUS CITY WEAPON RESEARCH - MISSILE DE is shifted to the right for some reason so that's all I can read.

-How come the shopkeeper laughs when I buy water and Cryo Sphere ammo but not when I buy keygun shells or ATG ammo? It makes buying the former two an annoying and tedious process.

-Golden Bee really isn't as ridiculously powerful as advertised. For example, it uses several shots to kill a chomper, whereas this is an instant process with most other weapon. The homing properties should prove useful, though. For the record, I probably don't want it to be stronger.

I'd say the most powerful weapon in the game is a tie between Oil Nuke, Chain Core and Hellbreath. Chain Core is essentially a rapid-fire, infinite-ammo, long-range shotgun, Oil Nuke will instantly kill anything and its children and anyone who happened to be watching while Hellbreath is a concentrated Oil Nuke that can go through walls.

All the weapons have moments where they really shine (Fairy Charm, for example, is a godsend in the subway where there is no cover and a lot of things that are hard to get with the Oil Nuke, and ATG is absolutely indispensable against bubbles. Keygun is awesome for mobility, roflstomping low-level areas and is quite versatile for survival purposes. The Motion Gun is kind of specialized due to its low power but when it's useful it's REALLY useful). Chain Core, Hellbreath and Oil Nuke are best overall, though.

I don't have much ammo for Golden Bee right now, but I'll try it out somewhere I think it'll come in handy.

-Tried out Golden Bee in That Next Level. It served its purpose okay but the blue rats take several hits from a full volley. The only reason it's useful is because the Hellbreath is out of commission due to that gold block bug, and even then it feels vastly underpowered due to how rare the ammo for it is. I guess it's useful considering there wasn't a dungeon to crawl through (except for the subway) to get to it, but you didn't need that with the Oil Gun either and that one's immensely powerful.

Still don't think you should make it more powerful, but I will look forward to the infinite ammo patch. Lastly, I love watching these things go. I'm sincerely thankful for this gun that shoots bees that explode.

Edited by zeddidragon, 19 July 2011 - 07:50 PM.

[Yal]

In the post-apocolyptic future, clean water is a treasured and rare resource.

Who said it was clean?


I've noted down all the other glitches (will fix!). Main reason the Hellbreath disappears is that the object, children of parent_bullet, is destroyed on goldblock contact. Will fix that with a special case.

How about renaming the gun Thunderbee?

Will remove the ammo-buy laughing. And I'll see if I can make Bee-missile ammo less rare.

[Zeddy]

How about renaming the gun Thunderbee?

Yes.

Edit:
Reached the new end of That One Level. Liberal use of Oil Nuke and falling straight through the gold blocks, keygun blazing got me through it. The jumping section in the end was so easy I didn't come close to dying once.

The world is flat, eh? Guess those crazies were right after all.

Edited by zeddidragon, 20 July 2011 - 11:06 AM.

[Yal]

The world is flat, eh? Guess those crazies were right after all.

Spoiler

It's not. There's going to be another signpost later on that reads "Just kidding".

EDIT: Gosh, a forum with tens of thousands of posts about the subject that the world is flat?
But then again, meh, Americans.

The jumping section in the end was so easy I didn't come close to dying once.

Awww... better hurry up and finish that boss I planned then.

Edited by Yal, 21 July 2011 - 08:51 AM.

[IQbrew]

I like how you don't even try to hide the fact that you're a supremacist anymore.
It works for you.

[Slayer1557]

I'm impressed. In the time it took me to download this game, and play through it for the first time (casually. I didn't rush the game) You updated no less than THREE TIMES.

How can I keep up with that? Lol.

Anyway, I'm pretty far in the game. Man, I can't remember all the gun names. I got the upgraded handgun, keygun, oilgun, ATG, and Cryogun. The version I'm using is 1.2.6, so I know the Hornet gun upgrade isn't in this version yet, but the Fairy gun thing is.

Let's see... I can't seem to find this "Secret Street" area. I've combed the subway over and over and I can't find anything. I assume that if I have to take a hover-mech-thing that I've gone too far. I went to the top of the one building at the end of the waterway, right before the subway, and found the CD that heals and saves you, but nothing special was up there other than lores/jars.

On a similar note, going back all the way through the waterway, back to the area where you fell from the watertower(I think) I know there's the one hidden area in there, following the block maze thing. I've gotten that. But looking down there's another area submerged in acid, and I can't figure out how to get down there. Is it accessable? Hints?

On another similar note. In that secret area, talking to the protagonist person, I'm crying that I didn't write down the info she said. Why she only gotta say it once? T.T

Also, going through the fire/lava area. There was that one area with the signs telling you that it was natural caves, and that it was dangerous and tricky footing and stuff. And the signs yell at you to turn back. Going to the end all I find is a rusted door. Really? (And I don't mean the wing of the lava areas that leads to the Hellbreath upgrade)

Umm... as for what I THINK is the fairy gun upgrade. I found one spot where you can go above the ceiling in the subway, in the area where you need to activate the rails, by damage-jumping off those turtle shells. I got cold feet and jumped down though. Is that it? Or was that unintended?

...

otherwise an awesome game.

Another problem. I switched to 1.2.9 and picked up the motiongun and the upgraded desert hornet. But now I'm stuck in the desert hornet upgrade area. I was able to slip a hovercopter into there, but now I can't get out. Mario won't fit, and neither will the hovercopter! If I could break the cracked blocks I could escape that way, but without people in dive suits I see no way to break them.

Inside the facility, I found the secret area in there, and the secret door in that secret area. Too bad it's rusted >.> stupid rusted doors.

And one more thing. What happened to the two who fell in the subway? I tried going back there but there was no way to go down.

The one part of the game I haven't explored yet is the smokey road that I assume the end of the game is. I wanted to finish exploring before I do that.

EDIT:Woa... did the forums combine my two posts?

Edited by Slayer1557, 22 July 2011 - 11:07 PM.

[Zeddy]

On another similar note. In that secret area, talking to the protagonist person, I'm crying that I didn't write down the info she said. Why she only gotta say it once? T.T

I took screenshots and then took notes of the screenshots. Here's my notes:

Spoiler

Nadia is in the Mist cave - Herp derp
Sunshine is in the Canal Entrance - DUH I JUST MET HER
Vanessa is in the Sky Tower - Possibly behind the barrier?
Baron is in the Grass Dungeon - FOUND HIM
Raccoon is in a secret location - WAT COULD IT BE I DONT EVEN :o

Umm... as for what I THINK is the fairy gun upgrade. I found one spot where you can go above the ceiling in the subway, in the area where you need to activate the rails, by damage-jumping off those turtle shells. I got cold feet and jumped down though.

You could not possibly be further away from the Fairy Gun upgrade.

Another problem. I switched to 1.2.9 and picked up the motiongun and the upgraded desert hornet. But now I'm stuck in the desert hornet upgrade area. I was able to slip a hovercopter into there, but now I can't get out. Mario won't fit, and neither will the hovercopter! If I could break the cracked blocks I could escape that way, but without people in dive suits I see no way to break them.

You can fit Mario through, just fiddle a bit. Flap your wings and shoot the keygun downwards and you'll pop right in after a few times.

The one part of the game I haven't explored yet is the smokey road that I assume the end of the game is. I wanted to finish exploring before I do that.

There's still some game left behind it and stuff to find. I suggest you go take a look.

EDIT:Woa... did the forums combine my two posts?

Probably a mod. Double-posting is frowned upon around here for some reason.

Welcome to GMC by the way.

[Slayer1557]

Ah thanks for that. All I know about the Fairy Gun is that it's somewhere underground. And I assume it's not in any of the areas that already have a gun upgrade. (Fungi Forest, Desert, Lava area, the Smokey tunnel area), now what's left? Subway, the garden building. I can't think of much else.

EDIT:Ok, Ive reinvestigated the garden building and other than the obvious backtracking area (with the fireblocks) that I've already cleaned out, I found one suspicious area with weedblocks in the walls, as if it's hinting at a secret passage. I can break the blocks with Hellbreath, but I cant find any entrance to any secret areas. I've even combed the whole area with the SATG gun which is very handy for showing false walls.

Also, getting out of that area by the desert hornet upgrade area was a real pain. It should not be that annoying, or require the boardgun.

EDIT AGAIN:Ok, found the secret in the grass dungeon. Not what I had hoped. I only just looked at your protagonist hints now that I found Baron.

MOAR EDITING:Decided to tackle That One Level. Took me a long while to get through the shape puzzle. Only thanks to Yal's hints did I manage to figure it out. There's no way I would have gotten it on my own. Well, it IS supposed to be this uber hard level, so it's fine. I did find it funny I could run under all those stoplights, and as long as they were offscreen, they didnt shoot, so I ignored them. When I reached the super rats, I found the best weapon for the job in a most unexpected place. The Oilnuke. It could bounce around corners, kill large numbers of the rats at once, and was more effective than spamming the Motiongun until enough lucky hits hit the enemy I wanted dead. Anyway, I got to the rusty door, and I'll await your update to that. I did make a backup save, so I can continue the rest of my journey.

Edited by Slayer1557, 23 July 2011 - 04:03 AM.

[Zeddy]

Ah thanks for that. All I know about the Fairy Gun is that it's somewhere underground.

Nope.

When I reached the super rats, I found the best weapon for the job in a most unexpected place. The Oilnuke.

This is probably my most used weapon along with the Hellbreath, actually. It's great for crowds, powerful things and especially enemies that spawn other enemies. That's most situations right there.

[Slayer1557]

Nope.

I could have sworn I read in one of the patch notes that's where it was. "Somewhere Underground" Oh well, then I think I know where it is.

This is probably my most used weapon along with the Hellbreath, actually. It's great for crowds, powerful things and especially enemies that spawn other enemies. That's most situations right there.

Yes, but up until recently I was using the version where the Oilnuke used 10 ammo. So I kept it in reserve more. I prefer the SATG and Hellbreath. I don't LIKE spamming thing like Oilnuke or Motiongun, I do it when I have to because of difficulty.

Edited by Slayer1557, 23 July 2011 - 07:52 PM.

[Yal]

"Rusted Doors" are the standard message when I've placed a doorway but not given it any coordinates. I'll work the new areas in sooner or later as I get time for them. I've recently gotten a little busy with a fish game though (I made a drawing of a fish holding a very big machine gun (twice its own size) and got so inspired by it I've nearly forgotten all my other projects except RW2)... but I'll get back to Final Columbus pretty soon; depending on whether I participate in the JAM or not.


The top prio thing on my list is changing the cutscene where Fox and Al falls, by the way, it's too out-of-the-blue. With just two weeks left of the competition I originally made Final Columbus for, I decided that someone more had to die to give you a good reason to kill Smith. That was before I began working the insanity theme into the game. I will change what happens there so that there's other people involved and nobody dies, but Smith reveals a sentient crystal and tells the others they're "foolish mortals".


Glad you notified me about the Canal, by the way. I accidentaly removed the passage you could get out trough if you didn't have the copter when I reworked it to get more copter space around it. But it should be possible to go back up the way you came with a copter (going trough the small hole at the side) even if you don't have the girls with you.

[ZacharyKrodel]

I absolutly love this game. It's by far one of the greatest Game Maker games ever created. Just one question: Where is the key in Fungi Forest so I can get past the blocks in That One Level? I can't seem to find it....

[Zeddy]

It's a signpost at the top of one of the caves. Can't specifically remember which one. It reads like this:

Spoiler

Triangle, Star, Pentagon, Pentagon, Triangle is the key.

[Yal]

UPDATE!

All protagonists are now accessible.
There's hidden outfits to obtain!
That One Level has more rooms!
There's even more gun upgrades, such as infinite Fairy Pistol ammo, to collect!

Full list of changes:

Spoiler

======================================================================
What is new in version 1.2.10?
======================================================================

- Used my newly acquired knowledge about subtractive blend modes
(thanks again, IMP!) to create shade effects that "cool down" the
Misty Cave (Basement / Haunted Cave), "heat up" the Thermal Plant,
and some other places too.

- Made invisible blocks a lot easier to trigger.

- Recolored MoonBlocks to make them more visible in dark areas.

- Made some design changes in the one big area that uses invisible
blocks, making it actually possible to get the Chain Core before
you get wings and double-jumping (there were ceilings obstructing
some jumps; these have been shortened).

- Added some more rooms to the hidden Drain area (the one with the
subtle secret arrow and 4 signposts mentioning other hidden areas).
There's now also something to obtain in the end. Want to get it?
Lots of frustration guaranteed!

- The shopkeeper won't laugh anymore when you buy Cryo Sphere or
Fairy Pistol ammo, saving you time and allowing you to spend money
on large quantities of ammo for these guns without going through a
timely and annoying process.

- Added a newline in "MISSILE DEPARTMENT" to make the word "department"
appear correctly since my add-newlines system apparently has beef
with it.

- Renamed "Golden bee" to "Thunderbee", which sounds cooler.

- There's now an upgrade that lets your Fairy Pistol charge up ammo
from air dampness, meaning that you get unlimited ammo for it.
The Fairy Heart benefits from this upgrade too, obviously, and
recharges its ammo twice as fast.

- Golden blocks won't dissipate Hellbreath shots anymore. Same with
Lichin blocks.

- Desert Hornet missiles now create splash damage effects, even moreso
with the Thunderbee missiles, which creates a bigger splash that
also deals four times more damage. Enjoy sudden improvement!

- Added tons of extra enemies in the third room of That One Level to
make the room easier to die in. FWAHAHA!

It might be worth pointing out that I'm not giving any thought to
whether the level is possible to get trough or not. I make all the
jumps possible to pull off so that the level is not impossible per se,
but that's it.

- Added two more rooms to That One Level, House Of Radical and
Breather Hell respectively.

- When riding the hovercopter and dropping the girls or something, they
will now create a splash damage when exploding. Mainly for looks, but
it also allows you to kill monsters with them.

- Added some blocks in the Canal outside the Missile Department so that
it's a lot easier to get out if you got to the area without the girls.

- Added a big subtle arrow pointing out the secret area leading to the Drain
since nobody has said they've found it yet.

- Added Raccoon. Tip: Raccoon is in room #192. There's a hidden signpost you
can only access once (drop girls on breakable blocks during the 2nd
hovercopter ride in a place where you won't expect breakable blocks but see
that the blocks are breakable if you look closely) that points out exactly
where this place is, and you can also notice an enemy placed in a seemingly
out-of-reach area if you look around the area just before the secret area.

- Added the Sky Tower area after finally making up my mind about how to access it.
Tip: you've done this before.
Currently I haven't placed Vanessa, though. Read on and see if she's available
in the version you have!

- Added Vanessa.

- Added the reward Sunshine gives you after meeting all the protagonists.
It's actually two rewards, one being cosmetic and the other one being
game-breaking and highly useful.

- Patched the hole Smith jumps trough in the Subway so that it's impossible to
get into the "Fake Secret Area" up there. Since the cutscene are in a separate
identical room, this shouldn't affect it (but you never know )

- Fixed a glitch about having different clothes would prevent your upgraded guns
to show up properly, and also making ammo refill non-properly when picking up
ammo-rockets.

- Fixed similar glitch with blood.

- Fixed Misty being stuck in ground in the truck.

- Smiley Gears now give 1 337 experience points instead of 800, and Big Special
Rats give 480 instead of 360.

- Increased Desert Hornet/Thunderbee ammo acquired from pickups on the higher
difficulties a small bit (most noticeable on Hardcore).

- Added some new That One Level areas: Math Lie Puzzle and Escort Maze.
You'll totally hate me forever for them.

...Yeah, you really will. Just gave it a shot.

- There's a new door in the place where you fall down after the Tower Incident.
It leads to "Drain Access", which is impossible to get into without the right
item and without knowing the trick.

- Copter-basket damage in TOL:EM is lowered and less random compared to Canal
ditto, to give one-life-runners a bit more fair challenge.

[Yal]

UPDATE!

======================================================================
What is new in version 1.2.11?
======================================================================

Spoiler

- Added the reward(s) at the end of That One Level.

- Killing an enemy with your wings gives you twice the normal XP
it would give you. Risk vs reward.

- Smiley Gears now die in a more satisfying way to reward you for
grinding down 20 000 HPs without getting hit even once.

- Fixed a minor glitch with Skull Eater not fading out boss music
properly (since it fades out the OLD boss music and not the new one)

- Added a new room to That One Level: "Boss Run - Special Skull"
Special Skull has 50 000 HP and rewards you with over 9 000 XP when killed.
And you will have to fight it every time you enter That One Level!

Good luck on finding out its weak point. And good luck surviving all
the anti-blood, too!

- Added the possibility to chicken out of That One Level. Literally.

- Thunderbee splash damage now deals a lot more damage.

- Fixed graphical glitch with laser beam in TOL: House Of Awesome.

- Added some blocks in the first part of TOL: House Of Awesome to
make it easier for players without infinite wing flaps to survive
the first few Smiley Gears.

- Added some blocks in TOL: Escort Maze ot make it possible to get to
one of the landing sites after getting out of the copter.

- Added a door I'd forgotten about in That One Level. Whew.

- Fixed Vanessa chat showing the wrong face.

- Fairy Heart shots now have higher attack power (I forgot to double
it before...) and as well the shots will now fire water triangles in
two directions when they burst.

- As well, the bubbles should now cover you better verically.

- Different clothes will now change Mario's face in dialogue boxes
instead of displaying the standard one.

- Drew sunshades on the sprite accompanying Zeddidragon in Special Thanks
in the credits.

- Added some more rooms to the Military Base (hidden street) to depthize
the plot a bit more. Go check them out, will ya?

- Removed getting the Thunderbee early leading to you missing out on the
Cain & Emily hovercoptering scene, since I feel too lazy to code the
SPECIAL CUTSCENE STUFF that'd lead to later (at the sub-tsunami)
with having Fox there right now... might be in a later version, though.

[Zeddy]

- Smiley Gears now die in a more satisfying way to reward you for
grinding down 20 000 HPs without getting hit even once.

Did you lower their health? They seemed to take 40 000 in the previous version.

Edit: Oh right hard mode.

Edited by zeddidragon, 18 August 2011 - 11:49 AM.