There's something special about Mudokon bits flying all over the screen after a beautifully executed bomb maneuver. So many clever tactics utilised, all within the confines the devs set for you. This is why I love NMG the most. And wow! Thanks to you, I learn of the shortcut at the start of the last level! I played Oddysee years after growing up with Exoddus, and I remember struggling a lot until finally beating that level, never considering Abe could jump across there.
@@AndyCandyZeroSugar NMG is closer to how we played it casually and appeals to more people for sure. I do glitched runs too, but I know some people preference is not to break the game completely. The mudokons bits (and slig/slog bits!) are a cool touch! There were lots of parts of the game when I was learning the speedrun that made me laugh about how I played the game casually as a kid haha!
Thanks! The reason for the save game and reset (good question) is due to it being a bad PC port and the game is prone to crashing if you don't reset it. Would be lovely if I didn't have to!
Out of curiosity wouldn't it have been faster to just skip the first 28 mudokons and just go straight to the Stockyards to have them all executed instantly?
@@SerraPontosSoc It's a good point though, I'd rather people asked questions like yours - it used to be that first 28 were killed automatically, so you might see some older runs by myself and others pre rule change that just leave them out. I do like the strats involved at the start though!
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no way, algorithm actually doing some good for a change, this was my favourite game as a kid. awesome channel. Keep it up! Gz on the run
@@user-qs6cz6zg9f Thanks mate! Very kind of you to say!
Oops, he he he.
so many 'accidents'
There's something special about Mudokon bits flying all over the screen after a beautifully executed bomb maneuver. So many clever tactics utilised, all within the confines the devs set for you. This is why I love NMG the most.
And wow! Thanks to you, I learn of the shortcut at the start of the last level! I played Oddysee years after growing up with Exoddus, and I remember struggling a lot until finally beating that level, never considering Abe could jump across there.
@@AndyCandyZeroSugar NMG is closer to how we played it casually and appeals to more people for sure. I do glitched runs too, but I know some people preference is not to break the game completely.
The mudokons bits (and slig/slog bits!) are a cool touch!
There were lots of parts of the game when I was learning the speedrun that made me laugh about how I played the game casually as a kid haha!
Wow, the execution (no pun intended) was incredible!
@@philt2 Thanks for the kind words!
poetry in action
@@commercialecommerciale410 100%
i feel bad for finding this run hilarious
Oops run all%
@@travsvertkirktNull I always thought after killing enough muds he might stop saying oops haha
Amazing but why the save game on scrabania?
Thanks! The reason for the save game and reset (good question) is due to it being a bad PC port and the game is prone to crashing if you don't reset it. Would be lovely if I didn't have to!
@@l1ndblum ahh because when u entry on scrabania the sound is weird
Out of curiosity wouldn't it have been faster to just skip the first 28 mudokons and just go straight to the Stockyards to have them all executed instantly?
@@SerraPontosSoc It would be, but the rules for the speedrun state they must be killed manually!
@@l1ndblum Ok thanks for the clarification. Great video btw.
@@SerraPontosSoc It's a good point though, I'd rather people asked questions like yours - it used to be that first 28 were killed automatically, so you might see some older runs by myself and others pre rule change that just leave them out. I do like the strats involved at the start though!
@@l1ndblum You're very welcome mate. Appreciate your clarification and information on the history of it. Love seeing these sort of challenge runs.