Really cool! This was really nostalgic cause i finished this campaign years back I think i understand most of what's happening, but I can't figure out how you changed the camera angles when the game loads a new level Could you make a commentated version of the TAS? subbed~
How come Mario wasn't wavedashing instead of running for most of the TAS? Is that slower than just running across or does it have a deeper meaning for it?
You earn Pacifist by not using a single attack for the whole match. You earn Switzerland by not only never attacking for the entire match, but never take damage, either. It's a reference to the fact that Switzerland is famous for its foreign policy of "Swiss neutrality," meaning that Switzerland will not get involved in armed conflicts featuring other nation-states.
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Loved seeing what TAS credits sequence looks like. Good stuff my guy
Really cool! This was really nostalgic cause i finished this campaign years back
I think i understand most of what's happening, but I can't figure out how you changed the camera angles when the game loads a new level
Could you make a commentated version of the TAS?
subbed~
Oo maybe i can if more people are interested in it. As the camera angels you just press A
Pretty Great!
How come Mario wasn't wavedashing instead of running for most of the TAS? Is that slower than just running across or does it have a deeper meaning for it?
Mario wavedashing is slower then him just running but the start up is faster, a great example is The Maze section
Why is Switzerland a special bonus?
You get that for not hitting anyone, I believe
You earn Pacifist by not using a single attack for the whole match. You earn Switzerland by not only never attacking for the entire match, but never take damage, either. It's a reference to the fact that Switzerland is famous for its foreign policy of "Swiss neutrality," meaning that Switzerland will not get involved in armed conflicts featuring other nation-states.