So Emile gets Andrew during a cutscene, Falco takes out Leon by himself, and I'm pretty sure Wolf killed Pigma. Only Emile could get that lucky doing that poorly against Star Wolf.
falco being useful is still the least lucky thing happening here. as soon as emile hit leon once falco just got behind him and murdered the shit out of him.
Little fact about this planet. It’s name is actually a mistake. It was supposed to be called Fichina (yep, the same snowy/icy planet from Star Fox Assault) but some programmer must have had the name Fortuna stuck inside his head from previous star fox games because that’s what it’s called in this version. The 3DS version fixed this naming issue.
Wolf gets more lines in the 3DS version. Loop him a second time and he goes "....seriously?!" A third loop has him go "Oh, dang it!" as if he's aware of the game's rating and trying not to swear. Also Jon is gonna be in for a surprise in Sector X...
Star Wolf is definitely the gatekeeper of this game. Their AI is much more advanced than any other mooks in the game and they're much more durable. However, once you mastered the Arwing's controls, they all go down very quickly. A good metric of when you're ready to go on the harder routes is if you're able to beat Wolf on Fichina consistently. Also, Fortuna in this game is supposed to be Fichina. Fortuna was a jungle planet in Star Fox on SNES, not an ice planet. They fixed that mistake in the 3DS version.
This particular fight isn't so hard. It's the fight on Venom that has given me so much trouble. I can get through the hard route just fine, but when I get to Venom on the hard route, that's often the spot that stumps me.
StarkMaximum It’s a good thing then that you’re not judged on accuracy. Long as you can connect any shots before they get out of view be it on Fichina, Bolse, or Venom II, you’re making progress.
Falco casually shooting down Leon without any assistance, Pigma dying because Pigma. Scoring one lucky hit against Andrew at the last possible second, leaving Wolf the final survivor. That's some Chuggaconroy luck if I've ever seen it.
Honestly, as someone who couldn't shoot down ANY of the Wolfens on my first dozen playthroughs, EVEN KNOWING HOW TO SOMERSAULT, I have to say Chugga did pretty well for a first timer.
As someone who has played Star Fox 64 a lot, I've learned something new: Shooting a member of Star Wolf *right* when you run out of time nets you zero points: Emile didn't get a single point from shooting down Andrew (what a glorious last-minute "UNCLE ANDROOOOSS" btw :P) But nah, Star Wolf can be really rough for someone playing the game for the first time, especially since your only previous all-range mode experience would have been against the Corneria boss. Better than my kid self, who would actually *die* to Star Wolf a few times (that, or run out of time). I also used to believe as a kid that shooting all of the satellites that give you silver rings decreased Star Wolf's defenses. Something dumb my friends told me, and being ~7 or so, I believed everything (much like how Pikablu could be unlocked after beating the Elite Four 100-1,000 times in Pokemon, right guys? :P)
I actually had the same experience. Initially, I focused more on shooting things than looking at the tutorials and thus missed Peppy's advice on somersaulting, which is instrumental for beating Star Wolf. Plus, the instruction booklet for the game was lost. Luckily, when I got the 3DS version, I was older and knew what to do, and the somersault became a lot easier to do with the D-pad.
Fun fact. If you skip the cutscene where Star Wolf enters you can shoot at them and, possibly, take one or two of them out before they reach the arena.
Pigma's line for "Your dad screamed REAL Good before he died" actually gets cut off before he says died. If you want him to say the full line, you gotta take out Andrew in this mission or before he comes into play. In the Bolse Stage of course.
Well in Assault, Pigma either left or was fired by Wolf. After your fight with them, Wolf reveals that Pigma's no longer part of the team, and it's also the case in Command
You know, for doing as poorly as he did, Emile ALMOST beat Star Wolf. With that accidental Andrew kill at the end, if he had focused on and taken out Wolf earlier, he'd have won. As someone who struggled with Star Wolf a LOT until I got really good at the game I think that's pretty impressive. Star Wolf was one of the big stopping points to me when I first played the game. They felt goddamn impossible!
I actually never beat Star Wolf until I played the 3DS version, all because I had no idea how to do a somersault and the instruction booklet for this game got lost.
ThatGuy9787 On the bright side 3/4ths of Star Wolf went down too. Sure, the only kill Emile got was Andrew and he died in a cutscene so no points for Emile. Falco took down Leon, and Pigma was an idiot and got in the way of Wolf’s fire/flight path, but at least he need only deal with Wolf should he make it to Bolse.
I didn't know until recently that Leon's actor voices like half of the Andross generals and they all have different voices. A lot of talent for someone who seems like he mainly does this for fun.
Makes sense. You didn't really accomplish what you set out to do in the stage even though you technically got through with the mission. Just surviving each stage means you "complete" it.
So, how Falco killed Leon wasn't some random act by the AI. If you save a wingamte once from their Star Wolf rival, they'll evenutally start chasing down that rival and eventually kill them. I had this happen to all my wingmates during my own LP of this game a few years back and it was the most surprising thing I ever saw from it (and I've logged over 200 runs into this, at best). To make sure it wasn't luck happening, I tested it again afterwards and the same thing happened between Slippy and Andrew.
Wait really? I always assumed that in certain scenarios the ally CPUs just actually actively help you fight and that's why occasionally they get meaningful takedowns. I didn't realize that their competency is actually triggered based on your gameplay. I've pretty much always gone for saving my allies and so I don't think I've ever had a Fortuna run where my teammates weren't at least mildly productive in attacking their counterparts. Almost always get at least one Star Wolf member dead who I didn't personally kill.
@@TheJokerAkaCirque I tested this again recently and it works in all Star Wolf appearances in the game. I was surprised during my LP because I was trying to keep all my wingmates alive while not hurting Star Wolf so much... and then my teammates decided to change those plans.
@@BlueKnight85 Damn that's a pretty cool silent trigger. Gonna have to make use of that in future playthroughs, I'm sure if it can be done smoothly it helps immensely in the final battle on the best ending route.
@@TheJokerAkaCirque That's the thing about the best route fight... It does work, but because of Star Wolf's upgrades in that fight, the wingmates take SO long in taking down their rivals. I had one instance when Falco took so long, he stopped chasing Leon eventually.
You know, I just want to say I appreciate these LPs of older games. My family didn't own a console until the Gamecube, and even then our personal choice in games was quite limited to say the least. While a bunch of the older single player games are not games I would personally choose to play, I really do enjoy getting to experience them through the eyes of not only a player who has had limited experience with the game (thanks Emile) but listen to players who do know quite a bit about the game. It gives a very rounded experience.
No kidding. I hate to say this but I've seen entirely blind LPs get the hang of the game by now. I hope he get's better at this soon or Titania is going to be even more of a slog than usual...
@@JfrogFun Titania is if you fail to save Slippy in Sector X and you're locked out to go to Bolse after Titania if that happens. Otherwise you go to Macbeth.
@@JfrogFun Based on footage from Whoisthisgit, even if Slippy is down when you go to Sector X, he will come back right before the boss fight. Source: ruclips.net/video/mpqDbclKA-Y/видео.html
Will Emile have a rougher time on Sector X? Will one of his teammates hurry in time to assist him? Will he not get a game over? Find out next time on Star Fox 64 Z!
I'm wondering as well. I was kind of taken aback when the end slate appeared. I was expecting going right into the next one but it might be a double upload but oh well if it isn't.
Actually, he will have the health bar for the next boss, because if you enter Sector X without Slippy, Slippy will still show up anyway just before the boss and be all "don't forget me." That'll grant the possibility of him getting sent down to Titania. "Can't let you do that, Runaway Guys!"
I'm sad that ROB's scripted line cut off Falco there. "You're dead meat pal" is another good line. Couple things: First the Star Wolf members don't leave if the wingmate they target on your side is down. They then focus on you. Falco took out Leon and I don't know what happened with Pigma. As for the next stage, you actually do get Slippy back right before the boss. It's because of what happens with that boss if you take too long fighting it. It's the only time in this game that any of your teammates return in the middle of a stage if they were down in the stage before.
I kinda love how Fox is normally really calm and professional when talking to the rest of Star Fox, but when there is a literal bomb exploding next to them, he is clearly panicking and abandons all formality
Chugga didn’t get any of the ships, but survived at least x.x Also to answer anyone on how only Wolf survived... Chugga saved Faldo, which he was able to shoot Leon. Saving a teammate will cause them to fight back, in which... Falco surprisingly got a boss down on his own. As for Pigma.... I can only guess that he was chasing Chugga, only for his stupid &@&& to crash into his teammate, taking damage lol. Andrew... yeah he shot him down, but didn’t get the points since it was in a cutscene sadly. Wolf is the only one that survived, which.... might cause an issue later down the line if Chugga continues on the route
@@safetytheflamewolf It is advisable. Think Chugga will have a good time with the game considering he said it is fun. So taking the easy path to get used to the controls and to improve on it is not a bad way to approach things
If watching Emile stumble with every step of this playthrough makes you die inside, then I'm already a zombie despite this being only the third episode in.
Well, my bet was right. :) Also Jon's not quite 100% right about Emile having only Falco for the next stage due to the optional event during the boss fight. Slippy will show up for that even if he's down. XD
@@Rexaura888 I *think* Pigma collided into a pillar, judging by where Emile was at around 4:26. I've seen this happen before (maybe not on Fortuna necessarily, buuuuuuut...) EDIT: So I was never aware that Star Wolf could hurt each other. As someone had noticed, at 4:02, you can see Star Wolf hurting their own teammate. So there _is_ that possibility of Pigma being shot down by Wolf and/or Andrew.
myohel0 Yeah, I heard it can happen on Venom II, but it’s not a common occurrence. Curious since you’re kind of the SF64 buff of Jon’s mods how you’re taking to this LP and if you’ve got any bets as to where Emile will Game Over if he does. I think Sector X will do him in as it was my personal wall as an inexperienced kid.
@@Rexaura888 I've seen blind Star Fox 64 LPs before, and I remember how much I struggled with the game when I first played it, so I'm taking it alright, even when I see scores like 7 hits on Fortuna :P Sector X is a good contender for Game Overing. If not, the next planet will *definitely* do him a number. *That* place walled me pretty hard. (I love how I don't doubt Emile will not visit Macbeth yet :P (never mind how Jon and Tim said they're taking him down the Easy Path anyway))
myohel0 Yeah, they’re all contenders. Even if he makes it to the warp, which I also don’t doubt, he’s not in for an easy time with Sector X any way you look at it. I almost kinda wish he made it to Solar; he might have found that a lot easier with how he tends to stick to the top of the screen, only diving down when he needs to.
Pigma: Daddy screamed REAL good before he- Andrew: Censorship! I mean, uh, you'll be sorry you crossed us! The dogfight that separates the men from the... wolves.
So basically, Emile saved Falco which led to him going and taking down Leon, Emile took down Andrew in the final seconds, Pigma I think was shot down by Andrew and Wolf because all 3 were right behind Emile and they can actually shoot each other down.
One thing, this is definitely the "learn how to somersault" or fail stage. I'm surprised Emile had U-turns down perfectly but couldn't translate it to the somersault, because they're the exact same except for a single button change.
CaptainForestFalcon You could beat Star Wolf with U-Turns and shoot at them as you’re flying at them before your pursuant(s) swerve off. I did that once; it’s nowhere near as effective, and you’re really pushing the timer for that bomb in doing so, but it’s possible.
You can get it on the Wii U Virtual Console if you have one (that's what this is being played on), or you can pick up the 3DS remake if you have that option. It goes for about $20 US at most on 3DS, while on Wii U it's like $7 or $8.
I think Pigma got stuck in someone else’s ship. At 4:02 you can see one of the ships taking damage from being too close to another ship, and you see Pigma go from about half health to dead
Ah Fortuna (Fichina) where Emile learns the first experience of team Star Fox and their Wolfen I. Anyway nicely done and don't let the loss of Slippy and Peppy get to you as we continue on to the next stage a rather annoying stage where its another situational case that determines the path you choose (yes I know Emile is going to take the easy path as mentioned in the video).
RWTube31 Technically two cases, but we’ll have to see if Emile can figure out those gates. Otherwise it’s the one case everyone remembers this level for.
Look, Star Wolf is his team, not his name. Please tell me either Jon or Tim corrected things and said it’s Fichina. Fortuna’s a lush green planet (how lush and green depends on your continuity). Fichina is very much not in any of its appearances. 0:18 Seeing the map here reminds me that places where you see little red explosion orbs are locations of conflict between the Cornerian and Venomian armies. Nothing more than a detail as far as gameplay’s concerned, but I always liked helping the Cornerian army out even if it meant skipping out on Aquas, Zoness, and Sector Z. Thank you Past Tim. Fortune has been confirmed to be a typo, especially since the 3DS version does call it by Fichina. Sort of a pet peeve of mine when it comes to this game. It is one of the fights, yes. However, you don’t get to see the countdown until it hits either 1 minute or 30 seconds. The first part I believe is also time based so if you’re aiming for medals, best to get shooting down those enemy fighters. Judging from the length of the video though, I don’t think Emile beat them, at least not without losing a life... 2:09 Yeah, you have about a minute and a half to kill as many ships as possible before Star Wolf shows up. Look out, it’s Star Wolf! For whatever reason I remember as a kid being able to skip their intro and shoot down Pigma almost immediately. Star Wolf’s basically glorified Venomian fighters from a gameplay perspective. They’ve more health, they know how to somersault, and they know how to chase. Each member of Star Wolf has a select target they go after (provided they’re in the field. If not then their target is Fox). Pigma will hunt Peppy, Leon will chase Falco, and Andrew will torment Slippy. Not as much as Pigma is. “Daddy screamed reeeeal good before he DIED.” 3:46 Even though he and everyone else in Star Wolf can do that too. 4:45 Actually you still want to win it because Star Wolf gives you Hits, and Hits means more shielding for your allies and possibly another life for you. Then you can choose to go to Sector X if you want. 5:20 At least on Venom II. I forget if they show up at Bolse if you beat them on Fichina. Also they still fall for it, but they won’t give you as much time to get your shots in as the Wolfen II’s are far more maneuverable (a trait that carries over to the Wolfens in Assault: better maneuverability than the Arwing at the cost of braking power). 6:33 Wait, isn’t it supposed to read Mission Failed? Geez, only 7 hits...wanna rethink about rethinking Emile being Slippy and not Fox, Guys? Emile really should’ve gone through training if he’s this terrible at All-Range. Bolse (or Venom II if he can somehow make it there) is not going to be kind to him if he can even get that far in this attempt. 7:05 Technically incorrect, and this is the exception to the rule. Slippy does show up mid-mission as he’s that good of a mechanic and wanted to help Fox out...unfortunately anyone who’s played through Sector X and was too slow with the boss understands why Slippy suddenly shows up. And for being on the Easy route, I find Sector X to be much much more difficult than Solar. The place is a space graveyard, very dark place (except in the 3DS version where the lighting is so much better)...and it very well may become the site of one of Emile’s graves too during his SF64 experience...at least, that’s what I’m betting based on his performance.
There is no "Mission Failed" screen, every mission ends with either "Complete" or "Accomplished". It's an odd choice (since Complete doesn't actually imply you did well, just that you finished), but for most of these levels, the only real failure state is Fox dying (which means you obviously have greater problems than failing the mission).
StarkMaximum Maybe I’m thinking of Assault and Zero, and maybe it states Mission Failed instead of Complete on the 3DS. Anyways the track is titled “Mission Failed”, and it technically is a mission failure since the objective was to reclaim their base from the enemy. With no base to reclaim, can’t exactly call that completion or an accomplishment, can you?
I stand by my argument of "Completing a mission doesn't mean you succeeded" but yes by all metrics it is a failure. Based on this game calling this planet Fortuna it seems like there's a lot of weirdness involving the text of this game.
Emile should have let Star Wolf shoot him down just so he could start the level over. And since Slippy won't be at Sector X he won't get what's coming for him.
For some reason, when I saw Pigma as I kid, I thought his image was displaying him upside down. i thought his eyes were a big dumb grin and his mouth was a tiny hat. Naturally I thought his eyes were covered by his nose. And the background was his outfit.
If this is how this path is going, it's gonna be fun to watch the middle and left path. Are they going to show him all the alternate exits, even if they go to a stage he has done already?
2:55 that’s bothinfg compared to Pigma: “Daddy screamed REEEEEEEEEAL GOOD before he died!” Just, Holy shit. It’s one thing hearing someone actually outright say “died” in a rated E game, its another for a character to take sadistic pleasure in claiming to have MURDERED an important character in a rated E game Someone gimme a prequel where the final boss is James Vs Pigma a la Ace Combat Zero Edit: oh, he already mentioned it. My case still stands
Good example of failure but you must continue your mission the music really sells it. I dunno what to say I guess blame the controls? I played this when I was like 4 or something I could beat Star Wolf but Titania would end me. Oh you’re in for a surprise in Sector X it’s very contrived but without it there’d be no reason to go to a certain planet.
Jokes on Jon, iirc Slippy comes back before sector x's boss even if he was out for the majority of the mission. And yeah oof, Training Mode might have been helpful. I think the 3ds version forces the player to do training mode before playing the main game.
Kenneth Thieu 3DS forces players to go through a flight test (not training mode; you can skip that). You have to fly through a straight corridor (possibly through rings?) and avoid walls. I don’t think Jon’s lying, at least not intentionally (or maybe if he wants to make Emile feel like he’s got an uphill battle). It has been a while since he’s played so maybe he forgets about Slippy’s surprise appearance.
Which is funny since the way Emile is playing Slippy will show up only to be Knock out instantly by the boss though I love all Landmaster missions my most favorite one is the Forever train The ending is fun to watch (if you hit all the target)
Man, they really should have had Chuggaa go through training mode before the playthrough. That would make things fair, even for a blind playthrough because training mode teaches how to play the game better than the stages do and it gives you a chance to get used to all of the mechanics before you dive into the real game. That's what it's there for.
I've played this game since it 1st came out, and this is the 1st time I've seen any teammates take down two members of Star Wolf, let alone it being the same person. Falco for MVP of the level.
lasthope64 It’s either that or Pigma crashed his ship into Wolf’s (which does make some sense since they were both chasing Emile at that time, what with Peppy going down almost immediately):
@@Rexaura888 It would make sense it could be a crash {they are very close on the mini map. And I know them crashing into objects can cause some pretty good damage. You can even get them to crash into the pillars for the hard path fight.) Mind you both Pigma and Wolf had pretty good health leading up to the chase, and Wolf still had good health afterwards,. Also Andrew can involved in the chase towards the end, so he could have be the one to get the kill.
Leon actually went down to Falco! I've only ever seen a Wingmate shoot down Star Wolf once in dozens of runs of SF64. But that makes me curious - what downed Pigma at 4:27 into the video? Falco was shooting at a Invader I right by the base, unless he took a single pot shot and swerved. Did Pigma actually take collision damage with something, like other members of Star Wolf? Either way, for surviving his first time I'm actually rather happy to see them through Fichina already.
cold, the air and water flowing hard, the land we call our home push, to keep the dark from coming feel the weight of what we owe this, the song of sons and daughters hide, the heart of who we are making peace to build a future strong, united, working, till we fall and we all lift and we all adrift together, together through the coldness till we're lifeless together, together
hot tip for anyone who are going to play the game again because of these guys LPing it if you're willing to sacrifice a bit of health there IS a bomb you can pick up in the building, just fly into the base of the building to pick it up. no this will not stop the timer or prevent it from appearing it's just there for you to pick up
Fun fact, it is possible that Slippy can shoot down any of Star Wolf's teammates during the Star Wolf fight. Now I forgot who I had left, but Slippy after killing the last one says something like, "I got the last one."
the mission complete theme is actually my fave track in the game. It's really sombre, and I get why they put it in, but I wish it wasn't just 'you got the bad ending for this mission'
![Smoother animation ≠ Better animation [read description]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_KRb_qV9P4g/mqdefault.jpg)
So Emile gets Andrew during a cutscene, Falco takes out Leon by himself, and I'm pretty sure Wolf killed Pigma. Only Emile could get that lucky doing that poorly against Star Wolf.
falco being useful is still the least lucky thing happening here. as soon as emile hit leon once falco just got behind him and murdered the shit out of him.
It’s official: EVERYONE hates Pigma.
Why would Wolf kill Pigma? They're on the same side.
@@GaMastrr Because Pigma is annoying. Even Wolf didn't want to hear his voice.
@@rainingtacos7529 I mean, that's basically what happens in Assault
4:09
"Shoot me down, if you can!"
*Literally five seconds later, gets shot down*
"This can't be happening!"
Falco: "K"
Chugga didn't shoot down ANY of Star Wolf until that lucky shot against Andrew. He only had 7 hits.
Falco on the other hand shot down Leon, and Pigma crashed
Pigma's such a dumbass.
Pigman, more like Ligma
Wolf: Hey Ligma
Pigma: what's Ligma
Wolf: (dabs furiously)
so i assume the base blows up?
Little fact about this planet. It’s name is actually a mistake. It was supposed to be called Fichina (yep, the same snowy/icy planet from Star Fox Assault) but some programmer must have had the name Fortuna stuck inside his head from previous star fox games because that’s what it’s called in this version. The 3DS version fixed this naming issue.
I honestly prefer Fichina
What's more, both Fortuna and Fichina appeared together in Star Fox Assault and Star Fox Zero.
Yes, Fortuna is a completely separate planet with dinosaurs and many trees, which is a completely different environment from Fichina.
Wolf gets more lines in the 3DS version. Loop him a second time and he goes "....seriously?!"
A third loop has him go "Oh, dang it!" as if he's aware of the game's rating and trying not to swear.
Also Jon is gonna be in for a surprise in Sector X...
I’m not sure if it’s more entertaining watching Emile play Star Fox 64 poorly or Jon play Pikmin poorly
Why can't we choose both
They're all great
Gaelen Cunningham very true
Jon was a real bad sport about it frankly
@@WilhelmScreamer Or Pikmin 1 is a dated game that isn't beginner-friendly?
@@Disco_Love jon was a fool frankly. He regused afvise and ignored basic efforts of tge game to teach
Star Wolf is definitely the gatekeeper of this game. Their AI is much more advanced than any other mooks in the game and they're much more durable. However, once you mastered the Arwing's controls, they all go down very quickly. A good metric of when you're ready to go on the harder routes is if you're able to beat Wolf on Fichina consistently.
Also, Fortuna in this game is supposed to be Fichina. Fortuna was a jungle planet in Star Fox on SNES, not an ice planet. They fixed that mistake in the 3DS version.
Also you can't lock onto Star Wolf at all, which can be a sticking point if you've developed a habit of locking onto grunts.
StarkMaximum Just as well
though, you deal a lot more damage with well timed laser spam (especially Hyper) rather than charge shots.
You can but as a kid my aim was GARBAGE.
My aim is still a little garbage these days.
This particular fight isn't so hard. It's the fight on Venom that has given me so much trouble. I can get through the hard route just fine, but when I get to Venom on the hard route, that's often the spot that stumps me.
StarkMaximum It’s a good thing then that you’re not judged on accuracy. Long as you can connect any shots before they get out of view be it on Fichina, Bolse, or Venom II, you’re making progress.
...well at least we know based on the time that Chuggaa didn't die repeatedly on this level. (either that or he died in record time!)
Falco casually shooting down Leon without any assistance, Pigma dying because Pigma. Scoring one lucky hit against Andrew at the last possible second, leaving Wolf the final survivor. That's some Chuggaconroy luck if I've ever seen it.
Honestly, as someone who couldn't shoot down ANY of the Wolfens on my first dozen playthroughs, EVEN KNOWING HOW TO SOMERSAULT, I have to say Chugga did pretty well for a first timer.
A video of someone playing a game that's under 10 mins?
What is this, 2009 RUclips?
Greg Eubank We don’t speak of the dark times.
I think youtube time limit was in 05-08
@@eLite-Tiss91 in 09, the limit was 10:00
2009 is a terrible time
As someone who has played Star Fox 64 a lot, I've learned something new: Shooting a member of Star Wolf *right* when you run out of time nets you zero points: Emile didn't get a single point from shooting down Andrew (what a glorious last-minute "UNCLE ANDROOOOSS" btw :P)
But nah, Star Wolf can be really rough for someone playing the game for the first time, especially since your only previous all-range mode experience would have been against the Corneria boss. Better than my kid self, who would actually *die* to Star Wolf a few times (that, or run out of time).
I also used to believe as a kid that shooting all of the satellites that give you silver rings decreased Star Wolf's defenses. Something dumb my friends told me, and being ~7 or so, I believed everything (much like how Pikablu could be unlocked after beating the Elite Four 100-1,000 times in Pokemon, right guys? :P)
I've actually been screwed out of a medal once because of that... it was painful. x.x
I actually had the same experience. Initially, I focused more on shooting things than looking at the tutorials and thus missed Peppy's advice on somersaulting, which is instrumental for beating Star Wolf. Plus, the instruction booklet for the game was lost. Luckily, when I got the 3DS version, I was older and knew what to do, and the somersault became a lot easier to do with the D-pad.
Fun fact. If you skip the cutscene where Star Wolf enters you can shoot at them and, possibly, take one or two of them out before they reach the arena.
That's what I always did on Venom II. It made things a lot easier, especially when I managed to get Wolf.
*Emile survives Star Wolf's ambush*
What the heck?!
He had some pretty sweet dodges when he was at low health.
CAN'T LET YOU DO THAT STAR WOLF!
In this episode: Slippy actually puts in work before getting his arse kicked, and Emile gets a cutscene kill.
Pigma's line for "Your dad screamed REAL Good before he died" actually gets cut off before he says died. If you want him to say the full line, you gotta take out Andrew in this mission or before he comes into play. In the Bolse Stage of course.
I can't wait for them to get to that part in general. It's probably the cruelest line in the game lol
shinypony92 I’m a little surprised he didn’t say “squeal” because he’s a pig but yeah that line really suits Pigma
Wait what? Why does Andrew have to do with that line?
@@TheJokerAkaCirque He interrupts it
@@shinypony92 Consistently? How? Isn't the "your dad" line part of the randomly spouted lines during the fight?
I gotta wonder if Pigma ever tries to *hog* the spotlight from Wolf.
Maybe that's why he got the boot in future games.
Well in Assault, Pigma either left or was fired by Wolf. After your fight with them, Wolf reveals that Pigma's no longer part of the team, and it's also the case in Command
TKnHappyNess Manual reveals Wolf kicked Pigma out.
Blue_Boo He did try here; he got shot down by/crashed into Wolf in trying, but he tried.
You know, for doing as poorly as he did, Emile ALMOST beat Star Wolf. With that accidental Andrew kill at the end, if he had focused on and taken out Wolf earlier, he'd have won. As someone who struggled with Star Wolf a LOT until I got really good at the game I think that's pretty impressive. Star Wolf was one of the big stopping points to me when I first played the game. They felt goddamn impossible!
I actually never beat Star Wolf until I played the 3DS version, all because I had no idea how to do a somersault and the instruction booklet for this game got lost.
@@sethhoeffner6814 Even though Peppy teaches you it in Meteo.
He didn't almost beat Star Wolf, the circumstances nearly lucked for him to bungle though Star Wolf. :B
It's Emile, I don't ask for much.
@@CybeastID I wasn't really paying attention. Besides, they made it much easier in the 3DS version since you can just use the D-pad.
Did Wesker put out this video? It's barely over 7 minutes long.
I guess Emile refused to give him an egg.
@@Warrior_of_Fire Yeah... about that...
ruclips.net/video/HsHQBhvEq2Q/видео.html
Ah, yes. Fortuna. One of my favorite Star Wolf battles!
Fichina
Jon's General Pepper is scarily accurate
You silly goose, General Peppy isn't a thing until Command.
That is an apt description of Jon's voices in general.
@@Nintendrone42 my spelling is second only to my writing
...Well, that went better than I expected. Granted, 2/3rds of Chugga's wingmen were shot down, but he almost got through all the same.
ThatGuy9787 On the bright side 3/4ths of Star Wolf went down too. Sure, the only kill Emile got was Andrew and he died in a cutscene so no points for Emile. Falco took down Leon, and Pigma was an idiot and got in the way of Wolf’s fire/flight path, but at least he need only deal with Wolf should he make it to Bolse.
I didn't know until recently that Leon's actor voices like half of the Andross generals and they all have different voices. A lot of talent for someone who seems like he mainly does this for fun.
For the record, that may say "Mission Complete", but the music track playing here is called "Mission Failure" in the OST.
Makes sense. You didn't really accomplish what you set out to do in the stage even though you technically got through with the mission. Just surviving each stage means you "complete" it.
Only 7 minutes. First time I seen a TRG video less then a game grumps video
So, how Falco killed Leon wasn't some random act by the AI. If you save a wingamte once from their Star Wolf rival, they'll evenutally start chasing down that rival and eventually kill them. I had this happen to all my wingmates during my own LP of this game a few years back and it was the most surprising thing I ever saw from it (and I've logged over 200 runs into this, at best). To make sure it wasn't luck happening, I tested it again afterwards and the same thing happened between Slippy and Andrew.
Wait really? I always assumed that in certain scenarios the ally CPUs just actually actively help you fight and that's why occasionally they get meaningful takedowns. I didn't realize that their competency is actually triggered based on your gameplay. I've pretty much always gone for saving my allies and so I don't think I've ever had a Fortuna run where my teammates weren't at least mildly productive in attacking their counterparts. Almost always get at least one Star Wolf member dead who I didn't personally kill.
@@TheJokerAkaCirque I tested this again recently and it works in all Star Wolf appearances in the game. I was surprised during my LP because I was trying to keep all my wingmates alive while not hurting Star Wolf so much... and then my teammates decided to change those plans.
@@BlueKnight85 Damn that's a pretty cool silent trigger. Gonna have to make use of that in future playthroughs, I'm sure if it can be done smoothly it helps immensely in the final battle on the best ending route.
@@TheJokerAkaCirque That's the thing about the best route fight... It does work, but because of Star Wolf's upgrades in that fight, the wingmates take SO long in taking down their rivals. I had one instance when Falco took so long, he stopped chasing Leon eventually.
@@BlueKnight85 ah. Still gotta be better than not having their help, if you don't get yourself hurt saving them.
Actually, Emile will get to see the health meter on the next boss.
On that specific stage, it doesn't matter if slippy is down.
Well, that's if he makes it to the boss. He's in really rough shape.
You know, I just want to say I appreciate these LPs of older games. My family didn't own a console until the Gamecube, and even then our personal choice in games was quite limited to say the least. While a bunch of the older single player games are not games I would personally choose to play, I really do enjoy getting to experience them through the eyes of not only a player who has had limited experience with the game (thanks Emile) but listen to players who do know quite a bit about the game. It gives a very rounded experience.
Under ten minutes? Can't let you do that, TRG!
Can't let you brew that, Starbucks!
A classic...
Oof really should've done training mode. Too late now though.
No kidding. I hate to say this but I've seen entirely blind LPs get the hang of the game by now. I hope he get's better at this soon or Titania is going to be even more of a slog than usual...
@@XmodxgodX Oh no the Landmaster...I wonder how that would go.
Not sure he can get to Titania, doesn’t Slippy have to be alive for Sector X to get to Titania?
@@JfrogFun Titania is if you fail to save Slippy in Sector X and you're locked out to go to Bolse after Titania if that happens. Otherwise you go to Macbeth.
@@JfrogFun Based on footage from Whoisthisgit, even if Slippy is down when you go to Sector X, he will come back right before the boss fight. Source: ruclips.net/video/mpqDbclKA-Y/видео.html
*CAN'T LET YOU DO THAT, EMILE*
John has ordered us to take you down
Tim long time no see
John's enemy is MY enemy
Just what I need to see...
The Comments
I prefer “Can’t let you do that, Runaway Guys!” As if it’s them as a team vs Star Wolf.
Congrats Emile you killed Slippy and Peppy against Star Wolf.
Will Emile have a rougher time on Sector X?
Will one of his teammates hurry in time to assist him?
Will he not get a game over?
Find out next time on Star Fox 64 Z!
I support the episode for a planet format but if a video is this short im curious if this is gonna be a double upload
I'm wondering as well. I was kind of taken aback when the end slate appeared. I was expecting going right into the next one but it might be a double upload but oh well if it isn't.
This is the shortest stage by far, none of the other videos will be this short.
@@chryco4 ofcourse not. I love these style of Lps where one of the guys plays a game they haven't yet.
Also on Fortuna: "And we all lift, TOGETHERRRRRR..."
and because Chugga couldn't beat the time limit we all blow up togeth- *BOOOOOOOMMMMM*
Actually, he will have the health bar for the next boss, because if you enter Sector X without Slippy, Slippy will still show up anyway just before the boss and be all "don't forget me." That'll grant the possibility of him getting sent down to Titania.
"Can't let you do that, Runaway Guys!"
Is it just for that specific mission or are there others
@@masapeeta4140 That mission only. Any other mission and Slippy would be out of action until next mission
@@CourierDan ok and there is nothing like this for Falco or Peppy?
@@masapeeta4140 Not at all. Only for Slippy, only if you go to Sector X when he's KO'd
I'm sad that ROB's scripted line cut off Falco there. "You're dead meat pal" is another good line.
Couple things: First the Star Wolf members don't leave if the wingmate they target on your side is down. They then focus on you. Falco took out Leon and I don't know what happened with Pigma.
As for the next stage, you actually do get Slippy back right before the boss. It's because of what happens with that boss if you take too long fighting it. It's the only time in this game that any of your teammates return in the middle of a stage if they were down in the stage before.
I kinda love how Fox is normally really calm and professional when talking to the rest of Star Fox, but when there is a literal bomb exploding next to them, he is clearly panicking and abandons all formality
Chugga didn’t get any of the ships, but survived at least x.x Also to answer anyone on how only Wolf survived... Chugga saved Faldo, which he was able to shoot Leon. Saving a teammate will cause them to fight back, in which... Falco surprisingly got a boss down on his own. As for Pigma.... I can only guess that he was chasing Chugga, only for his stupid &@&& to crash into his teammate, taking damage lol. Andrew... yeah he shot him down, but didn’t get the points since it was in a cutscene sadly. Wolf is the only one that survived, which.... might cause an issue later down the line if Chugga continues on the route
I heard Jon say that he wants to get Chugga through the Easy Mode route so ya
@@safetytheflamewolf It is advisable. Think Chugga will have a good time with the game considering he said it is fun. So taking the easy path to get used to the controls and to improve on it is not a bad way to approach things
With a voice like that I was half-expecting Andrew to say 'Brooklyn Rage!'
If watching Emile stumble with every step of this playthrough makes you die inside, then I'm already a zombie despite this being only the third episode in.
Well, my bet was right. :) Also Jon's not quite 100% right about Emile having only Falco for the next stage due to the optional event during the boss fight. Slippy will show up for that even if he's down. XD
Darn Slippy
Props to Falco man, he killed Leon AND Pigma. Probably saved Emile a death by extension.
SMaster777 Actually pretty sure Wolf got Pigma killed either by shooting him or Pigma colliding into his Wolfen.
@@Rexaura888 I *think* Pigma collided into a pillar, judging by where Emile was at around 4:26. I've seen this happen before (maybe not on Fortuna necessarily, buuuuuuut...)
EDIT: So I was never aware that Star Wolf could hurt each other. As someone had noticed, at 4:02, you can see Star Wolf hurting their own teammate. So there _is_ that possibility of Pigma being shot down by Wolf and/or Andrew.
myohel0 Yeah, I heard it can happen on Venom II, but it’s not a common occurrence.
Curious since you’re kind of the SF64 buff of Jon’s mods how you’re taking to this LP and if you’ve got any bets as to where Emile will Game Over if he does. I think Sector X will do him in as it was my personal wall as an inexperienced kid.
@@Rexaura888 I've seen blind Star Fox 64 LPs before, and I remember how much I struggled with the game when I first played it, so I'm taking it alright, even when I see scores like 7 hits on Fortuna :P
Sector X is a good contender for Game Overing. If not, the next planet will *definitely* do him a number. *That* place walled me pretty hard. (I love how I don't doubt Emile will not visit Macbeth yet :P (never mind how Jon and Tim said they're taking him down the Easy Path anyway))
myohel0 Yeah, they’re all contenders. Even if he makes it to the warp, which I also don’t doubt, he’s not in for an easy time with Sector X any way you look at it. I almost kinda wish he made it to Solar; he might have found that a lot easier with how he tends to stick to the top of the screen, only diving down when he needs to.
Pigma: Daddy screamed REAL good before he-
Andrew: Censorship! I mean, uh, you'll be sorry you crossed us!
The dogfight that separates the men from the... wolves.
Did... did Falco shoot down both Leon and Pigma? I have never seen any of my teammates take down one of them.
Actually no, looking back at the footage. It seems Pigma was teamkilled.
@@FinelessFish24 BETRAYAL
So basically, Emile saved Falco which led to him going and taking down Leon, Emile took down Andrew in the final seconds, Pigma I think was shot down by Andrew and Wolf because all 3 were right behind Emile and they can actually shoot each other down.
With how Pigmar gets booted out of the team in later games, it's really funny how his own teammates are the ones that shot him down.
I haven't been this excited for a TRG series in awhile
I can’t believe I thought THE TRAIN was the boss Emile was thinking of that had a time limit, not Star Wolf OR the secret weapon.
Ryan Dennison Or the missiles (technically on a timer). Or the UFO. Or the stone monkey. There’s a lot of timers in this game, thinking about it.
Why are people shocked the video is only 7 mins? They're doing one stage per video so ofc Fortuna is gonna be a short one.
Things we know about James McCloud:
1.Died.
2.Screamed real good.
One thing, this is definitely the "learn how to somersault" or fail stage. I'm surprised Emile had U-turns down perfectly but couldn't translate it to the somersault, because they're the exact same except for a single button change.
CaptainForestFalcon You could beat Star Wolf with U-Turns and shoot at them as you’re flying at them before your pursuant(s) swerve off. I did that once; it’s nowhere near as effective, and you’re really pushing the timer for that bomb in doing so, but it’s possible.
Welcome back to TRG Space Adventures.©
This time:
1.Sass bird is back
2.Glenn got one and failed at everything else.
3. Rabbit DIES
4. Fox does multiple barrel rolls
5. Star Wolf is a thing
6. Fwoggie DIES but nobody cares cos he an annoying fuck
"I don't want to go inside Star Wolf"... yeah that's probably a good thing.
I never played Star Fox 64. Watching these three episodes makes me want to play it for myself. I’m really enjoying this series so far!
You can get it on the Wii U Virtual Console if you have one (that's what this is being played on), or you can pick up the 3DS remake if you have that option. It goes for about $20 US at most on 3DS, while on Wii U it's like $7 or $8.
Cartoon Critic I do not own a Wii U so I’d have to get the 3DS remake. Thanks, I’ll look into it.
The Planet's name is actually fichina, it was called fortuna by mistake. The 3DS version fixed it.
I think Pigma got stuck in someone else’s ship. At 4:02 you can see one of the ships taking damage from being too close to another ship, and you see Pigma go from about half health to dead
Can let you do that chugga
Ah Fortuna (Fichina) where Emile learns the first experience of team Star Fox and their Wolfen I. Anyway nicely done and don't let the loss of Slippy and Peppy get to you as we continue on to the next stage a rather annoying stage where its another situational case that determines the path you choose (yes I know Emile is going to take the easy path as mentioned in the video).
RWTube31 Technically two cases, but we’ll have to see if Emile can figure out those gates. Otherwise it’s the one case everyone remembers this level for.
God, I love team Star Wolf's lines
At least you’ll only have to deal with Wolf later on. Good job on your first try, Emile.
If he makes it past Titania
FireLord 13356 isn’t Emile able to go to Macbeth, now that Slippy is out of commission?
Slippy come back for the boss fight if he out of comission
Look, Star Wolf is his team, not his name.
Please tell me either Jon or Tim corrected things and said it’s Fichina. Fortuna’s a lush green planet (how lush and green depends on your continuity). Fichina is very much not in any of its appearances.
0:18 Seeing the map here reminds me that places where you see little red explosion orbs are locations of conflict between the Cornerian and Venomian armies. Nothing more than a detail as far as gameplay’s concerned, but I always liked helping the Cornerian army out even if it meant skipping out on Aquas, Zoness, and Sector Z.
Thank you Past Tim. Fortune has been confirmed to be a typo, especially since the 3DS version does call it by Fichina. Sort of a pet peeve of mine when it comes to this game.
It is one of the fights, yes. However, you don’t get to see the countdown until it hits either 1 minute or 30 seconds. The first part I believe is also time based so if you’re aiming for medals, best to get shooting down those enemy fighters. Judging from the length of the video though, I don’t think Emile beat them, at least not without losing a life...
2:09 Yeah, you have about a minute and a half to kill as many ships as possible before Star Wolf shows up.
Look out, it’s Star Wolf! For whatever reason I remember as a kid being able to skip their intro and shoot down Pigma almost immediately. Star Wolf’s basically glorified Venomian fighters from a gameplay perspective. They’ve more health, they know how to somersault, and they know how to chase. Each member of Star Wolf has a select target they go after (provided they’re in the field. If not then their target is Fox). Pigma will hunt Peppy, Leon will chase Falco, and Andrew will torment Slippy.
Not as much as Pigma is. “Daddy screamed reeeeal good before he DIED.”
3:46 Even though he and everyone else in Star Wolf can do that too.
4:45 Actually you still want to win it because Star Wolf gives you Hits, and Hits means more shielding for your allies and possibly another life for you. Then you can choose to go to Sector X if you want.
5:20 At least on Venom II. I forget if they show up at Bolse if you beat them on Fichina. Also they still fall for it, but they won’t give you as much time to get your shots in as the Wolfen II’s are far more maneuverable (a trait that carries over to the Wolfens in Assault: better maneuverability than the Arwing at the cost of braking power).
6:33 Wait, isn’t it supposed to read Mission Failed?
Geez, only 7 hits...wanna rethink about rethinking Emile being Slippy and not Fox, Guys? Emile really should’ve gone through training if he’s this terrible at All-Range. Bolse (or Venom II if he can somehow make it there) is not going to be kind to him if he can even get that far in this attempt.
7:05 Technically incorrect, and this is the exception to the rule. Slippy does show up mid-mission as he’s that good of a mechanic and wanted to help Fox out...unfortunately anyone who’s played through Sector X and was too slow with the boss understands why Slippy suddenly shows up.
And for being on the Easy route, I find Sector X to be much much more difficult than Solar. The place is a space graveyard, very dark place (except in the 3DS version where the lighting is so much better)...and it very well may become the site of one of Emile’s graves too during his SF64 experience...at least, that’s what I’m betting based on his performance.
There is no "Mission Failed" screen, every mission ends with either "Complete" or "Accomplished". It's an odd choice (since Complete doesn't actually imply you did well, just that you finished), but for most of these levels, the only real failure state is Fox dying (which means you obviously have greater problems than failing the mission).
StarkMaximum Maybe I’m thinking of Assault and Zero, and maybe it states Mission Failed instead of Complete on the 3DS. Anyways the track is titled “Mission Failed”, and it technically is a mission failure since the objective was to reclaim their base from the enemy. With no base to reclaim, can’t exactly call that completion or an accomplishment, can you?
I stand by my argument of "Completing a mission doesn't mean you succeeded" but yes by all metrics it is a failure. Based on this game calling this planet Fortuna it seems like there's a lot of weirdness involving the text of this game.
Sounds like Iceland and Greenland funnily enough. XD
Theo Aremevano Yeah, but I don’t think Iceland has the forests/jungles depending on your continuity that Fortuna has...
What are we fighting for? We're fighting for tuna.
*what the heck intensifies*
I can't let you do that Runaway Emile
Emile should have let Star Wolf shoot him down just so he could start the level over. And since Slippy won't be at Sector X he won't get what's coming for him.
Never seen one of the Wingman actually take down TWO rival Wingman. Falco is truly the Ace
Given some of the dialogue in this video, I wouldn't be surprised to see Tim and Jon do a playthrough with the harder levels
They'll pretty much have to if they intend to show off the other levels at all. Emile would likely get destroyed on the left path.
Tim trying to play Pokemon Snap
Jon trying to play Pikmin
Emile trying to play Star Fox 64.
I'm not sure which one is more painful. :D
So they didnt point out to chugga how this game mixed up the names of planet fortuna and planet fichina?
Tim did at 0:36
@@CrazyCactuar42 Ohh they talked right over it so he couldnt be heard =/
The one time Emile's Luck saves him & screws him over at the same time... xD All I can say is.. "Good Luck!"
Good job Emile not losing a life, let alone avoiding a game over. Also for killing Andrew at the very last second.
6:50
Slippy: They almost got us.
Peppy: I'm not too crazy about those guys.
Can't let you do that runaway guys (mostly emile) also I love this level keep it up guys
Can't let you Chuggaa that, Conroy
For some reason, when I saw Pigma as I kid, I thought his image was displaying him upside down. i thought his eyes were a big dumb grin and his mouth was a tiny hat. Naturally I thought his eyes were covered by his nose. And the background was his outfit.
Emile won that by a clutch, but now he is gonna have trouble with the next mission
If this is how this path is going, it's gonna be fun to watch the middle and left path.
Are they going to show him all the alternate exits, even if they go to a stage he has done already?
2:55 that’s bothinfg compared to Pigma:
“Daddy screamed REEEEEEEEEAL GOOD before he died!”
Just, Holy shit. It’s one thing hearing someone actually outright say “died” in a rated E game, its another for a character to take sadistic pleasure in claiming to have MURDERED an important character in a rated E game
Someone gimme a prequel where the final boss is James Vs Pigma a la Ace Combat Zero
Edit: oh, he already mentioned it. My case still stands
Good example of failure but you must continue your mission the music really sells it. I dunno what to say I guess blame the controls? I played this when I was like 4 or something I could beat Star Wolf but Titania would end me. Oh you’re in for a surprise in Sector X it’s very contrived but without it there’d be no reason to go to a certain planet.
i have never seen Pigma crash, either that or falco killed him, which i've also never seen.
good job for falco for taking care of his target.
Love this game, but your guys content helps bring a good smile and alot of laughs!
Actually the planet's name was mistranslated as Fortuna. The 3DS version has the correct name Fichina
That is correct. Fortuna is the plant-based planet.
Come For Tuna, Stay for Star Wolf
Jokes on Jon, iirc Slippy comes back before sector x's boss even if he was out for the majority of the mission.
And yeah oof, Training Mode might have been helpful. I think the 3ds version forces the player to do training mode before playing the main game.
Kenneth Thieu 3DS forces players to go through a flight test (not training mode; you can skip that). You have to fly through a straight corridor (possibly through rings?) and avoid walls.
I don’t think Jon’s lying, at least not intentionally (or maybe if he wants to make Emile feel like he’s got an uphill battle). It has been a while since he’s played so maybe he forgets about Slippy’s surprise appearance.
Which is funny since the way Emile is playing Slippy will show up only to be Knock out instantly by the boss though I love all Landmaster missions my most favorite one is the Forever train The ending is fun to watch (if you hit all the target)
Darkfiro0 Even if you don’t hit all the switches, the Forever Train conductor is just a treat. “Get away! You’re too close!...BWAUUUUGH”
Man, they really should have had Chuggaa go through training mode before the playthrough. That would make things fair, even for a blind playthrough because training mode teaches how to play the game better than the stages do and it gives you a chance to get used to all of the mechanics before you dive into the real game. That's what it's there for.
I've played this game since it 1st came out, and this is the 1st time I've seen any teammates take down two members of Star Wolf, let alone it being the same person. Falco for MVP of the level.
lasthope64 I think Wolf may have done friendly fire against Pigma...
@@Rexaura888 On replay of the footage, I stand corrected {I never saw/noticed that before} So....Wolf for MVP.
lasthope64 It’s either that or Pigma crashed his ship into Wolf’s (which does make some sense since they were both chasing Emile at that time, what with Peppy going down almost immediately):
@@Rexaura888 It would make sense it could be a crash {they are very close on the mini map. And I know them crashing into objects can cause some pretty good damage. You can even get them to crash into the pillars for the hard path fight.) Mind you both Pigma and Wolf had pretty good health leading up to the chase, and Wolf still had good health afterwards,. Also Andrew can involved in the chase towards the end, so he could have be the one to get the kill.
Can't let you do that, Star Fox
It has been years since I've seen the explosion part of Fichina.
Same.
Leon actually went down to Falco! I've only ever seen a Wingmate shoot down Star Wolf once in dozens of runs of SF64.
But that makes me curious - what downed Pigma at 4:27 into the video? Falco was shooting at a Invader I right by the base, unless he took a single pot shot and swerved. Did Pigma actually take collision damage with something, like other members of Star Wolf?
Either way, for surviving his first time I'm actually rather happy to see them through Fichina already.
Franklin Llanes Either Pigma ran into Wolf or Wolf shot Pigma.
CO - ME - FO, I hope the pick up on the abbreviation for the next level. :)
I’m assuming Emile doesn’t know it but Jon and tim do
I sure dont
4:10 Famous Last Words.
Well, that's something new. I did not know the base actually exploded if you took too long.
This gives me Star Wars vibes.
cold, the air and water flowing
hard, the land we call our home
push, to keep the dark from coming
feel the weight of what we owe
this, the song of sons and daughters
hide, the heart of who we are
making peace to build a future
strong, united, working, till we fall
and we all lift
and we all adrift together, together
through the coldness
till we're lifeless together, together
hot tip for anyone who are going to play the game again because of these guys LPing it
if you're willing to sacrifice a bit of health there IS a bomb you can pick up in the building, just fly into the base of the building to pick it up.
no this will not stop the timer or prevent it from appearing it's just there for you to pick up
If you were looking for a fail montage, you found it
Fun fact, it is possible that Slippy can shoot down any of Star Wolf's teammates during the Star Wolf fight.
Now I forgot who I had left, but Slippy after killing the last one says something like, "I got the last one."
if Emile had gotten the hang of doing flips just a LITTLE bit sooner he would have had that he did pretty well for his first try
the mission complete theme is actually my fave track in the game. It's really sombre, and I get why they put it in, but I wish it wasn't just 'you got the bad ending for this mission'
Northern Crusader Funny you say that considering the OST is titled “Mission Failed”.
Does Emile not know about holding z or r to get extra turning speed?
jejeakle Jon told him, but he’s not corrected him when it came to the Granga fight while Emile was doing nothing but barrel rolls.
Rexaura888 he never used it here, god help him against bolse, katina, and sector y