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ty! I'd forgotten how clutch this fight was XD For the longest time I exclusively hit MB with angle up shots (in any category) and that led to me optimizing being on the ground more with lower jumps. This strategy was helpful for low ice. Now I also try shooting MB horizontally in the air, but for low ice I should return to that angle-up-shots-only mode because being on the ground is key for survival in this fight.

Means that he skipped every enemy drop

It means any power up drops. Such as energy, missiles, etc aren't picked up. He only refills energy at the ship or energy stations.

It's not something I'm interested in, but another runner took your idea and added true completion to it www.twitch.tv/videos/1446656287

As you're probably aware, when you kill enemies in Super Metroid, most of them drop health or ammo. In the No Drops category, we add a restriction that you cannot collect any drops in the game. PDRK just refers to the boss order (Phantoon, Draygon, Ridley, Kraid). I've been trying out different boss orders; I'm currently working on PKDR but may switch to PKRD or PRKD in the future. I believe PRKD is the most optimal but also the most difficult, unless I start going out of my way to collect more energy tanks (at least those are allowed thankfully!) Refilling at the ship or at recharge stations is also allowed.

There's an easy backup warp you can do from Terminator too. Stand on the first plant on the floor, biased toward the left side. Charge up the endgame spacetime shot and fire it up-left. As soon as the beam is fired, start holding left. You'll land in Green Pirate Shaft and need to jump over Terminator Etank on your way back to the ship. It loses around 20 seconds vs the tube-side warp.

I mapped dash to L, which means I don't have angle down mapped to anything. This is why most of the time when I'm arm pumping, you only see Samus' arm go between neutral and angle up. n00b bridge is an exception where I am using the dpad to angle down (holding down-right) the whole time so arm pumping goes between angle up and angle down. In both cases, this is less efficient than if I had both angle down and angle up mapped; it's better if Samus is alternating among neutral, angle down and angle up. However it's just easier on my hands/grip if I avoid putting dash on a face button.

Awesome! Glad it helped :)

lol yeah, hardly anyone else wants to do it tbh i don't mind the category and plan to return in the future. i'm considering changing the route so i can pick up maridia power bombs. it's out of the way, but farming croc is so slow it might be worth it.

Yes. You can play the practice rom on snes9x (choose the version without savestates since you can use the snes9x for savestates instead). Use the practice rom to learn the timing. Then switch the normal rom and you can use the same timing and get short charges in the original Super Metroid game.

@@idlechild6940 my friend I know can play the hack in snes9x, but the short charger is posible in snes 9x?

@@TheRenegade503 yes

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