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I like how the advisor keeps spinning in and out all the time. 😂😂😂😂

A small thing I wanted to write in the description but ran out of words for: It's always spooky watching the credits and the character images, as if even one of them is shadowy dark coloured that means you missed interacting with one of them and definitely didn't get 100%. The timer shown in the bottom left of the game screen is unlocked as part of a speedrun mode after you beat the game once. Beat in Normal for Normal Speedrun, beat in Extra for Extra Speedrun. Regular save files cannot be redone without wiping all game data, but speedrun modes are an exception and let you replay them infinitely. Also tutorial is required because it has an interactable sign which most likely counts to completion percentage. This however has not been verified, and I don't believe you can go back to tutorial after leaving it. So please do NOT miss this interactable on any playthrough of the regular save files (one for Normal and one for Extra)! Oh, and the orangey-yellow beams of light refill SP to max when entered.

I was JUST LOOKING FOR THIS GAME NAME HOLY SHIT LOL

Thank you for this. I refuse to play on easy...lol. I've never 1cc'd a touhou game but when I do, that's when I'll start moving up to Tengu/Hard and then lunatic....

The original was the best. Loved that game.

i cant even do k2 boss 1 or k1 boss/avoidance 3 lol how is this possible (and mayumushi only up to spinning fast cherries)

So I'm replaying this game from my childhood on an emulator, only to find that the advisor in my emulated game has an American voice. Even twenty years later I remember how thick this guy's accent was ... 😅

i prob could only do the first like 8 seconds

Great video!

Everyone yapping about the difficulty but nobody talking about how fire the music is

This is the version that was on Gamebrew back in the day, I played it often. Usually got stuck at the vampire bat on floor 8, but eventually figured out a route that got me past that. After that, I got to see the rest of the game, and eventually had one more run that softlocked on the final boss thanks to the dark mages sapping my health. I can beat it consistently now! Great memories here.

Video starts around 0:23 Earlier part of the video is to show me saving and loading a h5route file (replay files on the h5mota website) after loading my save file, as I didn't originally record the run. The replay delays when purchasing upgrades to make sure you can watch your stat distributions more closely, but due to this times where I pressed the buttom many times in a row cause multiple presses against nothing which delays progress in the replay. A similar issue happens when clicking on points on the screen because that teleports your character to that position so long as you can walk there, but replay files cause a delay where they show a red arrow for a bit. I kept that to a minimum when I beat this game though.

What does the difficulty change? I couldn't find that information anywhere

How convenient i die a few second before the battle end

Here's a separate comment for anyone lost and don't wish to read my more larger comment for the information of the in-game stats that are in Chinese buried within: If anyone is confused of the stats that are labelled in Chinese, here's what they mean in terms of gameplay: Player's stats on top left, from top to bottom from character portrait they are: Level, HP, Attack, Defence, Gold, EXP. In battle, the stats go from top to bottom as the following: HP, Attack, Defence. In the enemy stats screen "L" menu, the numbers are as follows: First number next to enemy portrait is HP, to the right of HP is defence, to the right of defence is total damage dealt to player, to the top of defence is attack, and to the top of total damage dealt to the player is turn rounds (aka how many times they attack each other before the battle completes, roughly speaking). Big light blue-grey golem (floors 3 & 11) shop order top to bottom: HP, Attack, Defence upgrades. Floor 12 Red Guy Key Purchaser who buys keys off of the player in the following order top to bottom: Yellow/Orange Key, Blue Key, Red Key. Floor 5 Red Guy Key Seller who sells keys to the player in the following order top to bottom: Yellow/Orange Key, Blue Key, Red Key. Floor 5 & 13 Blue Old Guy in the following order top to bottom: Level Up, Attack, Defence. Floors 11 & 13 are the better variants that give more for the higher cost than the lower cost adds up to for EXP & Gold related upgrades respectively, so replace the Floor 3 & 5 counterparts once reached until the literal end game when eeking out the small residue of points left over before facing True Final Boss where you're locked into the room unless you win or lose. The Big light blue-grey golem costs gold for upgrades/more HP. The Blue Old Guys cost exp for upgrades/level ups. The guys at floor 15 cost 500 EXP & 800 gold respectively in v1.11, but I think they're more about 500-600 in v1.12 - they give massive attack & defence boosts respectively, so must be saved up for at the right time and not avoided. Also the guys at floor 2 are always worthwhile as well, so long as you don't take more than 2k damage roughly on the enemy orange/yellow knight to reach them.

I reached 4992 of 5000 characters in my video description, so here's a few things that were left out: The game on v1.12 is sped up on the original flash files when ran in the flash 6 player that flashpoint provides, but this doesn't impact the quality of the game in any way, and appears to only speed up the fight sequences which are normally the slowest part of the game - making the game more engaging overall. v1.11 does not suffer this issue and is therefore at the original intended game speed. You can find v1.11 (the harder version that doesn't have floors 22+ and True Final Boss) directly on Flashpoint by searching "Magic Tower" without quotes or these characters: 魔塔 Original game link for v1.11 is: game.sina.com.tw/littlegame/flash_show.php?id=7543 Game links for v1.12: github.com/gdut-yy/MagicTower/blob/master/魔塔V1.12.swf cdn.flasharch.com/uploads/archived/2020/12/07/e43c7feb07a5559b8f14e89ce2050b92_20201207004455.swf flasharch.com/en/archive/play/6150d75eb73e0cb3e6405fa9951c6604 Best way to run v1.12 is to use the curate feature of Flashpoint to run the game in FPSoftware\Flash\6r21\SAFlashPlayer.exe That said, if this ever gets fully added to Flashpoint as its own separate v1.12 entry, that would be great (I really love v1.11's hardcore nature, as much as I love v1.12's more laid back nature)! If you're interested in the difficulty of v1.11 versus v1.12, I have a few twitch highlights based on the v1.11 version, one of which being a speedrun to floor 16, which can easily demonstrate how much harder it is to reach floor 16 in v1.11 versus v1.12! (v1.11 is harder in general, making the floor 21 boss really difficult to get stats to beat) Towards the end of v1.12, my biggest issue was just getting runs that were capable of beating True Final Boss, rather than the moment to moment gameplay inherently - which requires lots of optimisations and some occasional video looking. The best video I found for learning this game after you've beaten it once on v1.11 is this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJPJiWp4qtOrba8 The video above helped me figure out an initial routing for the game, which allowed me to create my own route based on it for the v1.11 floor 16 speedrun as it required many edits to the strategy provided in the video to work! Many of which were subtle. I only checked on the video when I was near the end of this v1.12 run and for learning the floor 16 speedrun, as I had softlocked on the v1.12 true final boss multiple times and wanted to know what went wrong, which turned out to be using the cross on floor 7 too early, and not balancing my stats out to a high level prior to using the cross - other than that, I pretty much had everything I needed to know already (though due to my paranoia towards the end of the run I still checked the video a few more times for advice at key junctions/moments, and still barely pulled through for the victory). In short, I beat v1.11 on my own with only the flashpoint description, and used the video to help with the floor 16 speedrun (still had to figure out my own strategies and learn myself for v1.11, the speedrun was by no means cookie-cutter or just follow and guarantee floor 16 until v1.12 - which even then I do improvements on), and then used the video again once softlocking on True Final Boss multiple times to help me refine and find the true final solution to win, which was certain stat value thresholds at key moments such as before arriving on floor 21 and what I need to be roughly at before using floor 7 cross. If anyone is confused of the stats that are labelled in Chinese, here's what they mean in terms of gameplay: Player's stats on top left, from top to bottom from character portrait they are: Level, HP, Attack, Defence, Gold, EXP. In battle, the stats go from top to bottom as the following: HP, Attack, Defence. In the enemy stats screen "L" menu, the numbers are as follows: First number next to enemy portrait is HP, to the right of HP is defence, to the right of defence is total damage dealt to player, to the top of defence is attack, and to the top of total damage dealt to the player is turn rounds (aka how many times they attack each other before the battle completes, roughly speaking). Big light blue-grey golem (floors 3 & 11) shop order top to bottom: HP, Attack, Defence upgrades. Floor 12 Red Guy Key Purchaser who buys keys off of the player in the following order top to bottom: Yellow/Orange Key, Blue Key, Red Key. Floor 5 Red Guy Key Seller who sells keys to the player in the following order top to bottom: Yellow/Orange Key, Blue Key, Red Key. Floor 5 & 13 Blue Old Guy in the following order top to bottom: Level Up, Attack, Defence. Floors 11 & 13 are the better variants that give more for the higher cost than the lower cost adds up to for EXP & Gold related upgrades respectively, so replace the Floor 3 & 5 counterparts once reached until the literal end game when eeking out the small residue of points left over before facing True Final Boss where you're locked into the room unless you win or lose. The Big light blue-grey golem costs gold for upgrades/more HP. The Blue Old Guys cost exp for upgrades/level ups. The guys at floor 15 cost 500 EXP & 800 gold respectively in v1.11, but I think they're more about 500-600 in v1.12 - they give massive attack & defence boosts respectively, so must be saved up for at the right time and not avoided. Also the guys at floor 2 are always worthwhile as well, so long as you don't take more than 2k damage roughly on the enemy orange/yellow knight to reach them. For some reason the game doesn't play music when reaching the credits after winning the game, but does if you press the quit button. I made sure to demonstrate this in the video.

When I try to instal the game, it tells me that he can't find the specified file. Did you had this issue and/or do you know how to fix it ?

How are you not taking poison damage

Wicked. Thanks for uploading, I couldn't for the life of me figure out any of the stage 5 boss patterns...

I really love this game with my sister..when i show this to my kids now they are laughing cause the graphic is not good to them but for us 😅back then its amazing

still watching this greatness by the way ^_^

nice run man! i'm currently using this video to get a normal no bomb 1cc run of my own (idk if you remember me, you commented on some of my kamilia 2 videos about a year ago :)

Happy new year Eradem god!!

Congrats on the LNB! And rising world cap too, great job, that was good dodging at the end there.

Happy new year Eradem! :)

Whoa, whoa, whoa!!!! the nostalgia is hitting me so hard. So many PS1 games are giving me such nostalgia man lol

KZbin is time capsule

za apples got mad

U so good bro, ggwp goat

superplayer

congrats Eradem, you are a superplayer!

congrats!! nice run

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This is normal mode? No wonder this game got nerfed.

nice

holy shit dude gg

my version of clickertale 2 makes the lasers go super fast, how do i fix it

holy shit you were 0,20 seconds away from losing it

heckin Eradem back to being a badass! ^w^

Played this all the time on my grandmas computer

It looks like I had the game process running as administrator, but not the input viewer, so no inputs got registered on the right side like I intended. Oopse!

Omg the music its like insane how my brain remembered this straight the way

this fight got harder after some years

I remember the graphics to be much, much better hahaha shows how much time has moved on.. I don't recall the help having a Scottish accent either! and im scottish 😂😂

are you still going for K3?

Thank you for playing SlimePark! 51 hours (!) on the internal timer. There is data that has been played and appears to be very well researched. As you may have already experienced, you can enter the museum by taking 7 hidden items and boss item.

Bruh i looked up a tutorial to do this then i got a glitch where it plays the citscene and u just wait for thr bar to go down no fight

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