@@Aiviymatoc To be honest it's kinda fun, it adds an extra layer of challenge in finding good angles to line yourself up at to get a clear shot towards where you need to go.

OHHHH, that's why i've never heard that before. I should do a rerun with vampire now that i already got the secret with the undead.

@@vincethefishdead7924 what is the undead secret?

@@blindedjourneyman you lay an egg and can summon your child

Have you read the ingame users manual? Its fairly open ended, outside of the basic ending and the hints of other endings. How you progress is up to you, if ya want to unlock more areas tho buy the enchanted key at wings rest and use it near the "eye thing" thats big enough to be a door

Unfortunately, yes

@@LoggSmiddYT Nah man that’s cool as heck

@@LoggSmiddYT Ireland is awesome

THE DINOSAURS!

@@theballoonfamily9539 Well I hope Wambu knows that they're a legend, I adore this thing so much

Assuming it’s something to do with both directions at once, It just doesn’t seem like they’re running at an angle, maybe a pc remastered thing?

its literally 8 bit darude sandstorm lmao

It's been a while since I last touched Lunacid but IIRC it increases your XP gain which saves time on some level ups and lets you get much stronger, but it also buffs Crilall by adding 3000 health and passive regeneration so you end up losing time there as well.

It does increased damage but only the jeeps have the property that lets them get instakilled

I bet you think Turok '08 is where the series peaked

Wait you grinded every spell including summons before beating the game?

@@0y1onlol fr this is the only way to lock yourself out of it

@@0y1on wdym you get locked out of it if you use the vhs tape

Nope. You need to view the vhs tape AND get every spell in the game.

@@YoshiTheyosh123 I don’t know why it happened but I always go for the hardest ending first when I play games and if you meet certain conditions you’re locked out of ending A. You’ll still have access to every other ending except that one.

The remaster has a hidden mechanic, internally referred to as a "super arrow". If you pull a regular, non-tek arrow and fire it after 1.4 to 2.1 seconds, it will one-shot most non-boss, non-metal enemies (the Level 7 plants and worms and the Level 8 crabs are exceptions to this) . There's a visual cue associated with it, that cue being a small glint that runs along the arrow head if you draw the arrow while standing still. If I recall correctly, you can't see this glint while moving but it obviously still works, you just need to learn the timing of it.

@@LoggSmiddYT Ah! Thanks for sharing. I noticed this happened to a demon lord a short time later, too. Do you get the sense this is an intended mechanic, or more like a bug? Does the remastered game have the ability to choose to fire standard arrows even if they have tek arrows, or do they need to be out of tek arrows?

@@hatmonkey3103 It's 100% intended, there's dedicated code for checking the draw time of an arrow, giving a super arrow if released during that period and a list of enemies it affects and doesn't affect. As for the second question, no unfortunately the remaster doesn't have any kind of ammo-switching mechanic, meaning during a run we have to dump tek arrows before a one-shot section comes up or else it won't work.

@@LoggSmiddYT Nice. Thanks for the info.

If you're asking about why I use the alt key, I have it bound to forward and jump for use in the pillar climb I do at the start of the run.

Good to hear you got it yourself! Your comment's inspired me to upload a video of the jump in case anyone else has the same question you do.

Old menu bug, let you access the save option anywhere

Nah I wouldn't say it's hard to learn. You could look at older runs of the game to get an idea of the general pathing you take per level without needing to learn all the difficult stuff off the bat. Worst parts of it are just remembering where you need to go and keeping track of resource management, like health, ammo or doritos.

@@LoggSmiddYT ty bro

You get jump dash from vulture

It's a bug that's present in older versions of the game, I believe 1.06 and below, where you can access unintended menus that preserve previously viewed choice prompts. The default state of this menu is to make a save, so you can use this to fall past a death plane, die and then make a save after you've passed it. This causes you to respawn underneath the death plane on negative health but you can continue to play the game. This also works for surviving otherwise lethal drops as long as you save close enough to the ground.

Easy mode

I'm not entirely sure but I think it's the game failing to properly check if you have a certain item that opens those kinds of doors, so when you save, quit and reload in front of it, the door just opens.

@@LoggSmiddYT Yeah those doors are still bugging out even in the latest version. They would sometimes randomly open for me even if I didnt have the required items. It confused me a lot on my first playthrough.

@@LoggSmiddYTwouldn’t it be from picking the vampire class?

@@jaquezoracio5063 that only applies to the door entering the castle, this door requires a specific key to open

Mainly through better map awareness, more confidence in performing tricks and a nearly 2 minute timesave found right before the final boss.

In previous versions of the game (I believe 1.06 and below), accessing the options menu, selecting more and then pressing on the left arrow at the top of the screen allows you to access pages that don't exist. Clicking far enough brings you to a page that stores the last menu "choice" you accessed. By default this is the save menu, so this allows me to make a save anywhere I want which is really useful for volatile tricks. You can do this with other menus as well, such as the warp menu and the level-up menu, however the warp will always send you to Hollow Basin and levelling up only gives you levels, it doesn't give you skill points as far as I'm aware.

@@LoggSmiddYT interesting, thank you for answering

I'm slowly sliding off the wall by pressing W into it so I can drop down from the bridge without taking fall damage. Sometimes it doesn't work properly and I still take damage but I always survive with very little health to spare. There are faster but riskier methods that I'm opting out of doing for now until I think they're necessary for a good time

I'm drumming my fingers on my mouse keys, hitting right click first then left soon after. You're trying to cancel the block animation with a swing so you can backstep much sooner and build up speed.

I can only imagine how runs will look once players know when and where to backstep optimally, I'm still just slapping my mouse keys and praying I end up where I need to

Truly the weapon of all time

Flacid axe

uwu axe

I love that this axe's block value is so bad due to the floppynes that you take 10x the damage when blocking hits with it lmao