Name: | Midair Mastery |
Author: | tjb0607 |
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Version History: | View |
Demo: | No |
Hall of Fame: | No |
Length: | 7 exit(s) |
Type: | Kaizo: Expert |
Description: | 6+1 exit hack centered around midairs. You will need to know how to do many kinds of midairs, including drop midairs, low bounce midairs, no-p-speed midairs, and combo midair risers. Each level is a significant spike in difficulty from the last. You will very likely need to practice using my practice rom (https://tjb0607.me/smw/risers/) between levels. I also have an in-depth midair tutorial video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-NP_b1ur-U Midair Shredder is included as a completely optional 7th exit, much harder than the rest of the hack. All RTA clears can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_4WqJYREBw (*profanity warning) New in 1.1: you can choose to play with vanilla physics, or with elements of luck (frame rules and speed oscillation) patched out. Because of the consistency this allows, I'm submitting this version as Kaizo: Light. Note this is still extremely difficult, pushing the boundaries of RTA viability. (Other 1.1 changes: nerfed the second midair in level 1, normalized music volume) |
Tags: | asm music |
Comments: | 16 (jump to comments) |
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Comments (16)
(any% patched) without TJB`s Midair Riser, what a tool!
Cant wait for mid-shred. Great Job Tjb, from a trick i never managed in learn 2 kaizo, to: i got this now!
LOT of hours required, specially for rookies like me, but if yo love seeing that little plumber fly through the air in stretchy jumps you never thought could be possible, then this is your chance!
Im very glad you made this game,for some reason, my cup of tea, thank you very much
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In my opinion, the hack has a roller coaster type difficulty curve, where it starts out on the (relatively) easy side, ramps it up midway through, then ends off going back down for the final boss. Granted you may find certain kinds of midairs to be easier than others, but that's how I saw it. Excellent work, and I hope more people tackle this in the future!
here's the soundtrack credits: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/338350248307064832/758740464014327818/unknown.png
The main issue is that the current category definitions are inaccurate. We've already been having this discussion about having more/different categories for a long time, and I'm sure we'll come to a conclusion in the future, but in the meantime nobody seems to take the current category definitions serious.
I don't mind category definitions being vague, but it literally says 'Kaizo: Hard is supposed to require tool usage.' and this is simply not accurate with the current listing.
Hopefully this will be a good opportunity for the site to revise their description of Kaizo Light/Hard in the glossary, or to move several Kaizo: Hard hacks over to Light. The current definitions are outdated: 'Kaizo: Light is supposed to be beatable without tools, Kaizo: Hard is supposed to require tool usage.'. Several Kaizo: Hard hacks listed on the site have been proven to be beatable without tools.
5/5 would recommend this to people that really wants a midair challenge
I think that marks the first ever clear, GG
5/5 would recommend this to people that really wants a midair challenge
I'm going by the precedent set by hacks like Oops All Keys, which has been RTA cleared in under 10 minutes in a speedrun by pogyo, but requires such specific in-depth knowledge of the game and so many frame-perfect inputs that it doesn't fit into Kaizo: Lite.
If this must be classified as Kaizo: Lite, I will remove it, because I don't want to force anyone to beat this RTA. It requires many, many hours of grinding down the same trick to get to this level of consistency.
I know Streamers who really like to suffer and who like to guarantee whether it is possible to pass or not, like LuhLSG, Dode and Glitchcat ... But if he is not Kaizo Hard, do not remove him ... You will help anyone who r have fun suffering ...
I'm going by the precedent set by hacks like Oops All Keys, which has been RTA cleared in under 10 minutes in a speedrun by pogyo, but requires such specific in-depth knowledge of the game and so many frame-perfect inputs that it doesn't fit into Kaizo: Lite.
If this must be classified as Kaizo: Lite, I will remove it, because I don't want to force anyone to beat this RTA. It requires many, many hours of grinding down the same trick to get to this level of consistency.