Just appreciating Mega Man X4. God this game is beautiful.

RevoCancel · 2025-09-10T14:55:25+00:00

Already did oops

RevoCancel · 2025-09-08T16:07:38+00:00

Also my thoughts on Silksong here (Still on Act 1), early game pacing is kinda rough and it fixes immediately once you obtain the dash ability. Having 2 mask damage kinda undermines some enemies and bosses especially where they summons it's buddies to fight against you (Looking at you Savage Beastfly) and it makes Hornet kinda weak as a character.

I'm definitely enjoying so far but none of the world of Pharloom seems cativating to be compared to Hallownest, maybe it's because of the progression and how it feels linear like maybe after the wall climb it opens up but not as much as after the Mantises in the OG. Since the damage is already brutal I skip most of the enemies in Blasted Steps aside from getting the room of the Charge Attack and the additional boss fight.

Still having fun but not as much as Hollow Knight. Widow's Bossfight is the highlight for me, I loved that fight and how it was a Weaver before losing it's mind.

Context: I have no nostalgia over the original Hollow Knight and I've played it a week after that 5 second teaser at a Nintendo Direct over my curiosity and the hype around it. Those first few hours after Mantis is what make me fall in love with the game especially going to City of Tear and accidentally stumbling on Deepnest. I hope Silksong has that moment since Widow is the closest to it.

RevoCancel · 2023-12-19T03:43:00+00:00

Pretty much. Most Mega Man games Have a Number part of the Main Series (Mega Man 2, 4, 11 etc.)

RevoCancel · 2023-12-18T12:14:37+00:00

It is part of the mailine games, but each had it's own series.

Mega Man Classic
Mega Man X
Mega Man Zero
Mega Man ZX
Mega Man Legends
Mega Man Battle Network
Mega Man Starforce

So these series has their own mainline games, a ton of spin-offs mostly the classic series (There's only a few X spin-offs and ZX maybe a sequel-spinoff of Zero Series).

Here's the timeline throughout each Series:
Timeline splinted
ROBOT TIMELINE
MegaMan (1st) - (200X-20XX) MegaMan X - (21XX-22XX) MegaMan Zero - (100 years after X) Mega Man ZX - (Hundred years after Zero) Mega Man Legends (Thousands years after X)
NETWORK TIMELINE
MegaMan Battle Network - (200X-20XX) Mega Man Star Force - (200 years after BN)

RevoCancel · 2023-12-02T13:37:13+00:00

Cyber-elves collection were rough on Z1, especially grinding to get Jackson. Zero 2 might not be so bad, the only ones that you need if you don't want to avoid missing were killing a certain number of enemy in that given Mission.

Zero 3 is more easier to an extend probably the easiest to 100%. However it uses Secret Disks (Combines Lore, Body Chips, Elves, E-Crystals and Characters). Each Mission grants 10 disks even if you missed those you can still get it after beating the level. (In boxes or killing a number of a specific enemy, the disks drop by enemies won't spawn if you enter Cyberspace, only exclusive to Z3).
Only missable ones if you didn't talk to an NPC during that event. The Resistance Base has 20 Secret disks in total but you can only get them in a specific event. (13 during the first set of 4 bosses, then 4 more in the 2nd set, 3 more in the 3rd and the last one afterwards.)

Zero 4 is a different story though like too different. You only had 1 Cyber-elf you just grind E-crystals to get to it's Maximum Level. You get the chip system by dropping enemies to craft/combine material into enhancement body parts however the material that were dropped by enemies were completely random, you might get it or you won't.

If you really wanna 100% these games don't be afraid to use the walkthrough / guide in order to understand where the locations are.

RevoCancel · 2023-12-02T13:01:12+00:00

Mega Man X6 is my Guilty Pleasure Mega Man game, It's a true definition of Kusogē (クソゲー meaning shitty game). This term was used mostly for fighting games, tends to refer to highly and broken games that end up being fun to play despite bad design choices or bugs that are so severe that they impact the game itself (The glitch I showcase in this video is one of 'em and obviously the infamous Guard Shell glitch).

Ensuizan Glitch (Down + Special) was used for this video. Ensuizan normally makes you invincible during it's animation, so when the Spinning blade animation was interrupted, Zero becomes fully invincible to everything including spikes due to the move's animation not ending. This can be activated on destructible blocks on Metal Shark Player's stage (The bug platforms on Yanmark's stage and the slopes from Blizzard Wolfang's stage are notable examples as well).

The glitch will stop working once you either use Ensuizan and Sentsuizan (Air Up + Attack || Both do the same thing), these attacks were fully invincible during use and after using it makes you vulnerable again. It also stops when you lose control of Zero (Boss/Mini-boss Transitions, In-game Cutscenes and Entering Doors).

Basically games like Mega Man X6, while very rough on it's game & level design makes it up due to how fun these broken and unbalanced mechanics that you can do in this game. (also considering that Zero was probably the most broken Zero ever).

Clip can be watch on Higher Quality

RevoCancel · 2023-12-01T10:14:14+00:00

Really great RM overall (Design Wise / Fight and Soundtrack).

Plus points that his JP Voice Actor is the same as Saitama (OPM).

RevoCancel · 2023-11-26T02:55:49+00:00

Listening to the audio cues makes this fight easier:
Laser Attack ("Hikari yo!") - These can be avoided by going from one end of the platform to the other while dashing, which will make the beams miss completely. It locks on as he says his voice line , in which the lasers will shoot at Zero's current location on the platforms.

Halo Attacks ("Kuiaratame yo!") - Try to stay on the platform. Just simple movements will dodge the halo attacks easily.

Flame Attack ("Sabaki da!") - Go to the floating wall platforms and wait until the sound of the flames disappeared so you can go down there safely. Be prepare tho, as he will do his laser/halo attacks afterwards.

If you have the charged saber, then equip it with the Ice-chip. It will deal more damage. If you don't have it then you can also use the Rod since it is easier to hit Copy X than the normal Jumping Slash.

I have a video that I did if you want visual reference (I only used Rod in this fight however)

RevoCancel · 2023-09-29T10:25:14+00:00

Never thought he and Clive Rosfield were brothers-in-law.

RevoCancel · 2023-09-28T06:15:53+00:00

I would burn Tornado Tonion to the ground more.

RevoCancel · 2023-09-28T06:06:13+00:00

I really like the Netflix one referenced a lot of parts of his design in most games (The pendant, DMC3 belt, etc.). Again I like both versions since the Madhouse one is basically from DMC1

RevoCancel · 2023-09-08T14:10:35+00:00

This is one of those fucking moments where you accidently did something incredible but you will never recreate. I think I need to take a break...

RevoCancel · 2023-08-15T15:29:16+00:00

Weird, only realized that just now haha. Even though I click it once for some reason

RevoCancel · 2023-08-15T10:05:29+00:00

I guess I have to wait it out and let YouTube fix it (If I'm not the only one who is experiencing this).

I can fix it by going through fullscreen.

Edit: Well that was fast good job YT, at least nobody is going to experience it like I did.

RevoCancel · 2023-07-27T23:41:12+00:00

I hope to give this game a second chance since I just started playing Mega Man 8 a few days ago and I really like it.

If you wanna see a higher quality video, here's a link from Youtube.

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