Yeah i think most people got the arwing in Kokiri Forest back in the day lol but this was completely by random chance which made it funnier, also it croaked like a frog when it died implying Slippy died

@@nolanq1536 so this is technically 3 randomizers in one. Item, enemy, and fog wall. As far as starting out with items goes, all it does is randomize my starting equipment for each build. The starting stats stay the same and the requirements stay the same. There was a 4th randomizer that does randomize parameters on everything but I couldn't find it.

@TryhardArchives cool. When I get my PC running again I'll have to try this.

What, the music? It's from F-Zero GX

@@SebastianMartinez460 are you talking about the goroh CPU or are you saying the vehicle is good for it? Because I don't like snaking and refused to do it lol

@@SebastianMartinez460 yeah I had that same problem with the jumps so I started keeping them tighter so I wouldn't fly off the track lol. I got through with 1st overall by pure luck on that cup though

What can I say I like to keep people on the edge of their seats. They don't call me a tryhard for nothing lol

I also was obligated to make an edit of that win: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIbXhaRugLahZ7c

Yeeep...But I will say I managed to make up for it in emerald cup later.

@@TryhardArchives two easy tips: hyper speeder and quick turns and you will go far.

@@denimchicken104 Yeah see I played without looking up strats or guides or whatever just learning tech as I went lol. I did learn about quick turns cause a chat member told me how...but not till way far into it. The most I did was looked up some minor tips on how to beat sapphire master because it was plaguing me heavily. Then emerald and diamond were super easy comparatively.

@@senorsweetshanks9580 unfortunately when converting it to portrait mode I have to have it set up this way otherwise more gets cut out if I wanted to zoom it in. I can see it clearly on my phone at the top, yes a little was chopped off the sides but you don't need to see every little part of the screen for a short clip lol. If you want to see the full screen, check out the full vods either on my twitch or my channel videos :)

That's awesome! MHFU is my 2nd favorite game of all time in the series (used to be the 1st before Generations Ultimate came out). I've put hundreds of hours into that one, it's one of the best for sure. Happy hunting!

That's awesome to hear you started with Rise and want to explore the older gens to see what they all have to offer. Every single one definitely has its own things! World is great for visuals, great seamless environments, and more streamlined stuff (similar to Rise except Rise is more sandboxed and pulled some elements back from gen 4) Generations Ultimate (my personal favorite) is a Greatest Hits of gens 1-4 and a great game to sink into if you just want to experience some of the best stuff the old MH had to offer but with lots of quality of life stuff (and hunting styles/hunter arts which are unique to generations and offers way more variety in gameplay) 4U (as you've probably experienced now) offers verticality, focus on mounting monsters and included the insect glaive and charge blade, and they're both really good in that game. It also offers expedition quests which are procedurally generated maps that can throw tons of random monsters your way. It's a really fun mode and I thoroughly enjoyed going out on them to see what I'd find! 3U I think is the most unique generation overall, as it offers underwater combat among other things. It starts off kinda slow but is really fun overall and one of my favorites in terms of what it offers. I'd recommend playing the Wii U version if you can since it's higher resolution. Portable 3rd is its own thing, as it's gen 3 but on PSP, so it kinda harkened back to a lot of the gen 1/2 stuff and doesn't have swimming in it. It also took place in an Eastern themed town and Zinogre is its flagship, which I think is why people liked it as much as they did. Freedom Unite (my second favorite) has tons of content in it from both gen 1 and gen 2. It can be difficult to get into at first, and some stuff hasn't aged the best, but it's still a really good one if you can get past the old generation jank. Dos is kinda in its own category from Freedom 2/Unite as it did a lot of ambitious things for the time that never got put in the later titles. The main one being seasons, but also it made full use of event stuff in the online town and other things I am not fully aware of yet, just things I've heard. Afaik it was the first iteration of 2nd gen, kind of like a protoype of sorts since it only came out in Japan for the PS2 as a later entry as the PSP was starting to emerge and become the favored medium for Monster Hunter in Japan. Monster Hunter 1 and G are basically the same thing, except G has more content and is Japan exclusive. Freedom 1 is like a PSP port of G but downgraded in some ways, has some bugs here and there, and the difficulty was scaled down since I imagine they expected more people to play it solo rather than with friends. Lots more quality of life stuff in Freedom 1 compared to G as well. But if you want the OG monster hunter experience to see where it all started, I'd definitely recommend trying the original PS2 MH1 at some point just so you can see how far it's come and push yourself through the challenge that is gen 1 difficulty lol. Regardless of which you end up playing, hope you have fun and happy hunting!

Yep I kinda got myself more accustomed to things on my own haha but I appreciate the helpful tips :)

@@TryhardArchives oh nice, didn't realize you were playing it off stream

@@Lutyrannus A little bit. Mostly for the boring grindy parts (it took me like 10 runs to find 1 nitroshroom I kid you not)

@@Lutyrannus Also yeah I apologize for having a nonexistent streaming schedule...I kinda just stream whenever I feel like it and it's very irregular at this point because work drains me a lot lol. I post on twitter and on my discord whenever I go live though.

@@Lutyrannus Also also the other couple streams I did are uploading to youtube now, thanks for reminding me to upload them lol. In the meantime if you want more MH content I suggest this special MH1 stream kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJ7dcqmMiL-bhrc

Hey no problem! Unfortunately I'm not much of a Tamagotchi/idle game guy, but I thought it was very cute and charming, and I'm glad I could at least show the beginning of it off. Hoping your game catches fire, I can tell you worked hard on it.

Yeah I ended up doing it off stream at some point co-op with a friend lol. I was going to stream again to finish the other ending with the wizard, but it just didn't end up happening. Thanks for watching though! Nice to see at least some people are stumbling upon my old vods here and there lol.

Yeah it was only on MajinObama's stream on twitch. I hadn't seen it anywhere on youtube so I wanted to get my vod on there at least so I'm not just ripping his stream onto youtube but doing my own thing with it, still hopefully letting ya'll see what you want to see and making it a little more interesting on the side with the play by play commentary.

If it gets enough positive feedback too, I might actually try and edit it down so it's more digestible. But that'd take way too much time and effort for me to want to bother right now lol.

The 4 trades evolve at 38 and 43 I think. Golem and machoke at 38 and Gengar and alakzam at 42-43 ish

More trainers and stuff. The old rod is in Viridian. The guy that normally gives you the rod by the safari city will give you the pokemon opposite the fossil you chose. And the hitmon’s can both be caught in victory cave

Tho I wasn’t fond of cut being bug typed. Deleting hms was cool

Yeah I'm trying to keep mostly blind going into it, but I appreciate the info!

Noice.

You have to do an RCC to put yourself back into standing the frame after 2aB puts you in crouching then do b:A. The timing is really tight. The best way I can describe doing an RCC input is to buffer with a 66 or a 44 then do the b:A. So in this case the input would be FLE (B) 2aB [66]b:A . It takes practice.

It's the same thing with getting the b:A in the combo at 15:46, except that one is even tighter getting the 2aB after the 66A+B and I maintain that's Yoshimitsu's hardest combo to execute if not one of the hardest executions in the game.