Where to Find Platforming Power-Ups in Pseudoregalia
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- čas přidán 27. 01. 2024
- Pseudoregalia has some slick movement techniques, but the Metroidvania-style map can make the best ones hard to find. Follow this walkthrough to find all abilities for movement fast at the start of the game.
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This game took me easily five times longer than it needed to because I was wholly unaware of what power ups even existed so I spent tons of time accidentally sequence breaking. 😅
Haha yeah, the first run is rough until you bump into an area you can navigate.
I remember purposefully avoiding the Tower Remains cuz I thought "Why would they put a powerup in the final zone?" Then I looked in every other location till I gave up and looked up that the Cling Gem WAS in the Tower Remains...
It's a funky spot for sure. I eventually had to learn how to grab it early on 😂
Literally same here, spent 4 hours running around the map, underbelly, library, theater, etc, i muat have walked through them 10 times, but never thought to check the tower since it seemed wayy to early
Edit: loving the game tho
Just finished my first run of the game at just under 6 hours and at LEAST half of that was me throwing myself at jumps and obstacles endlessly while underpowered, only for the very next ability I got to end up being the one that the section was designed for.
My first run was a little longer than that, and it really is a lot of trial and error and finding things in a weird order haha
I never found that last ability and still beat the game, I feel cool now.
0:52 I'm really not a fan of how tricky this jump is, especially given how it's technically considered a required part of "normal" progression. I know this game is designed in such a way that really skilled players can break the intended progression by using the skills in creative ways but this one section doesn't seem as immediately doable as all the other "intended" ones in the game. It left me wandering around the world for a solid hour wondering what ability I missed. I still love the game though, this one gripe is literally my only major criticism of it.
That's fair. This is kind of a sequence break imo, it's a lot easier if you go back to the castle keep to get the ground pound ability first. The guide was intended to be an "optimized route" but you can switch things around however.
Regular sequence expects you to have the ground pound there, then reach the other side of the bridge by sliding, solar wind jump and then if you just can't quite make it, either sun greaves kick for a little extra horizontal coverage or sun greaves kick the bridge -> cancel ground pound immediately.
This of course not considering actual more complicated movement tech that would allow you to cross the gap without some of these upgrades, I'm just speaking about what a player on their first blind run is most likely capable of doing up to that point in progression.
0:07 oh FML, I was already lost enough without knowing that some breakable walls don't look breakable.
It's kinda a sequence break. You're supposed to break it from the other side, which does look breakable.
@@CrayfishMageKing Oh good, I was beginning to think that I better start hitting every wall.
dude actually thank you so much for this video, this game is really cool but the lack of anything resembling a tutorial really does make it difficult to play at first
I was only missing wall cling thank u!
This helped me so much, ty!!
I was couldn't find Solar WInd & Cling Gem myself
Thank you, sir. I've been avoiding guids but I reached a dead end, and it turns out they placed a vital power-up in what seems to be the final area. My bad, i should've been more curious. But thanks for your help again.
Absolutely! That cling gem is a doozy 😵💫
That was a solid ass video dawg
Thank you very much
I could not find that cling gem
0:54 i can barely replicate this jump, guessing my timing is off, but what stumps me is what comes instantly after that jump, you dont show it at all, and i literally cant make that height without the ground pound ability which we dont have yet at this point.
Edit: nevermind, i found it easier to skip that step and get the sunsetter which you show next, which is way easier to get even without the gem cling. i was mostly watching this video to find the sunsetter anyways since i just....couldnt find it anywhere. even was in that room and never found it.
Yeah, this route is tricky because I wanted to get solar wind first without doubling back into the castle before getting the cling gem 😅 This game is cool for its open-ended progression tho
Can I get lost if I'm already lost?
kapow (I'll pin your comment if it beats this)
Ehe ye
You neglected to mention the blocked off door in the library. Would’ve been nice to know how to I’m supposed to get past.
Maybe there aren't movement upgrades behind that door, which is the topic of the video 👀
wtf ive been playing this for 3 hours and i couldve had wall run 2 hours ago wtfffffff, ive just been barely making wall jumps this whole time
0:56 Why am I unable to jump as high as you are in the video???
The slide-jump-into-wall-kick boosts your jump height if you space it from the wall correctly, but the timing is super narrow to grab the ledge. I would suggest practicing the maneuver or skipping ahead to the ground pound ability and coming back.
ty :3
whatever this wall climbing system is -- i find it extremely hard to understand or use, is it just me?
@@sharpeŋ It can be a little tricky at first. What part is giving you trouble?
tyyy
0:52 THAT IS PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE! I have tried it several different times and all that happens is i fall down in game and hurt my hand in real life because i have to use my keyboard’s E key along side the WASD keys
@@rambuskey Skip that part, get sunsetter and come back.
Why does it feel like anyone who can do these moves doesn't need the guide, and no one who needs the guide is going to be able to do these moves?
You're onto something here in part. The guide is organized with the assumption that the viewer is familiar enough with the map and moves and just got stuck or can't find something. Some of the movement takes practice, but some of it doesn't (like spamming jump into a wall until you get a lucky high jump).
I say it's fun to learn some of the tech anyway.
0:56 *cries in PC gamer*