Using zamn edit you can edit level 0 and the changes won't affect bonus 1. The BCDF pass makes you start at level 0, its rom data is in a separate address to bonus 1 which is level 51. Even if I could stand resetting for half an hour until (if) I got the bazooka I would be burning tapes for nothing.
Potions are suboptimal as well, even worse if it is a potion from the second cabinet (The current run does that, I suppose he just gave up). My problem is convincing others, since the level looks the same, if it was missing an item it would be easier.īy thousand resets I'm being literal, the trash can is the optimal spot, the first cabinet (next to baby) is meh acceptable despite you lose a little time, but the second cabinet is just outside the route. I sent something like this to nate, didn't know it was on the community hands, so let's type again.įrom my purist point of view bcdf is the correct 100% since it IS another level in rom data. On practice/planning runs i've gotten 1:30ish hours with ten victims rescued on every level: here. Thread title: I've been practicing for this run a long time and today I finally got the snes cart. I only have a VCR (cheapest DVD-R is 130$, too expensive for me), and doing a test record I noticed quality loss in the video when played back, like some blur was added, is that ok? This extra map adds less than 2 minutes to the time so it can stay under one hour and a half. I will use the BCDF password, not only because its easier to get to but because BCDF is a different map (100%+1?): If you use zamn-edit (a program to edit map data on the rom) you can find two maps with the first bonus layout, Level 0 (BCDF) and level 51 (Bonus 1). One thing that bothers me is the first bonus level, its extremely annoying having to reset a thousand times to get the bazooka. The time saved is minimal (some seconds) but it makes possible sub 1:30 by a couple of minutes. I die a lot since its faster than picking medikits so I would end with just one life too. Since that run I made several adjustments, now, with some luck I would finish the game without any (or very very few) items left. If any one has any problems with this, I could do it for you.I've been practicing for this run a long time and today I finally got the snes cart. You have to use a program called Lunar Expand (also found on RHDN) to expand the ROM to 32Mbits, then add a header, then you can apply the patch. *New Victim: Blue Cheerleader - She's alot like the old cheerleader, but she has *New End of Level Bonuses - Frankenstein Destroy Bonus (2000 points) The machine, but also destroys the 6-pack. Up with a bazooka and be rewarded with a 6-pack. You can run inbetween explosions if you time it right, or blow the machine When they land, the explosion hurts any player in the blast
*New Enemy: Soda Machines - These possessed vending machines hurl a never-ending *New Weapon: Banana - The banana weapon, which was replaced with the popsicle andĭummied out of the final release has been added to the game.
Pre-selected for each weapon and item, so you won't start with 10 tomatos or 255 You will start with any weapon or item in the game (chosen at random) instead ofĪlways getting the squirtgun and healthkit. *Random Starting Items and Weapons - When you start a new game or put in a password, Now if you hold down the "L" button, you can searchīackwards through your weapons and items inventories. Silverware, accidently passing it, and having to search through the entire *Reverse Inventory Cycling - Nothing I hated worse in the original game thanīeing chased by a werewolf, franticly hitting the B button looking for the *55 new levels, including 8 Bonus levels, a new Credit Level, and a secret Mystery level The author wrote:New Features for Oh No! More Zombies Ate My Neighbors!
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