@@zeroomicron4821 @Kenneth Eaton Its both, you can clear the fight by allowing your health to fall below 30 or by scoring 100 hits on Ridley. Speedrunners choose the health option because it is faster than shooting him 100 times.
I think it's because they really want you to fight Ridley, even if you use some cheat 😆 But it could be like Norfair Ridley. When HP reaches 0, Ridley still fighting. But istead keep fighting, he could run away at Ceres Station fight.
I remember doing this with a Game Genie at the time. Only to find out you can't finish the game because you need to use the Ice Beam to freeze enemies to use at platforms at some point.
Actually you can finish the game, but you will need power bombs against the metroids, as I did. And you can use the wall jump at some points, or even the Space Jump.
@@ticgameplays3389 It's been years, I'm talking a couple decades, lol. But I just recall a point where I need to go up, and you were supposed to ice beam those floating little shell enemies to use as platforms. Maybe I could have used wall jumping in that section, but I sucked at those back then as a kid.
Yes, I think it's scripted. Even if his hp reaches 0, Kraid will rise from the floor, unless if you hit him again, before he rises, as speedrunners do with missiles and super missiles. But he need to keep the mouth opened, of course.
the ceres ridley is the only super metroid boss that doesnt operate under a health bar, and instead runs on how many times you shot it with any weapon, 100 shots with the stock gun is the same damage to ceres ridley as 100 powerbombs, 100 missiles, or 100 hyperbeam shots
Apparently there used to be a patch posted on the Super Metroid speedrunning page that caused you to start out with 100% items on Ceres station, just like in this video. However, if you click on the link now, says the content is no longer available. Do you happen to have a working link for this patch? I really want to start out like a badass and curb-stomp my way through. Lol.
To edit, I looked it up and it says Hyper is 1000 (I knew that) but the other 3 beams together is 300? A super missile is 300. It takes 20 plasma/ice/wave charges to get Mother Brain to rainbow beam you. It takes more than 20 supers to do so... Which leaves me confused. I watch a lot of Zoast and Oats and swear I always heard Hyper is not much more than the plasma combos. Maybe the source I checked was incorrect on the damage I don't know. Also some bosses and enemies are weaker to certain beams and missiles and some have more resistance too so it could play in to that. I believe the main attraction to Hyper beam is no charge time. in the video the player hits MB about 27 times before getting Rainbow beamed (it's 20 of the other beams) so it's safe to say it's definitely less than 27 because the game couldn't catch up to the damage done. On the other hand it's 100 shots of Spazer/Ice/Wave charged.
A lot of people assume that the hyper beam is ultra powerful (many times more powerful than all other weapons) because that's how it appears after defeating Mother Brain in a normal playthrough. It gets that appearance because the exit rooms are scripted for the escape sequence - they have a special "exploding" state that replaces their normal walls and tiles with easily-destructible ones that respond to the hyper beam, and space pirate enemies that have just 1 HP and no special armor. So it really doesn't matter past the last phase of Mother Brain how much damage it does - everything is just scripted from that point on. So when you play the rest of the game with hyper beam equipped, it's actually disappointing to realize that not only is it a relatively unremarkable weapon, but it prevents you from playing the game normally because, among other things, it can't freeze enemies.
@@Numinor31 The practice hack has some resources. You can go to any save point whenever you want, you can get missiles, super missiles even when you are at Ceres Station. You also can save at any point (just like emulators' save slots, but even in consoles), and it's useful for practicing speedruns, because you need to do a lot of repetitions. You can do a lot of things. The cheat code is something like... a cheat. You can do a lot of things too, but you need to use a code on your emulator. You can do thing as disable water physics, open all the doors, infinity missiles and super missiles and much more.
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I love one shot with hyper beam to Croc, and he's like aw hell I'm not messing with this chick, into the acid lava I go!
I like how the spore boss gets shot by a Hyper beam and then nicely resumes to its default position and dies.
Ridley be taking that hyper beam like a boss eat your heart out mother brain
Ridley takes 100 hits no matter what you hit him with in both fights.
@@wittyag Charged Ice + Wave + Plasma with 20 successful shots will defeat Ridley in the second fight easy
Ridley on Ceres Station seemed to take a lot more hits than at his Zebes base. The final encounter with Ridley seemed to only take a few seconds.
I think the encounter in the station is based on X amount of hits you land, instead of his health.
@@Marxhog it is
@@Marxhog I'm pretty sure its based on your health...watch speed runs they purposely take damage to speed the encounter up.
@@zeroomicron4821 actually THAT trigger is about X amount of damage taken, not health.
@@zeroomicron4821 @Kenneth Eaton
Its both, you can clear the fight by allowing your health to fall below 30 or by scoring 100 hits on Ridley. Speedrunners choose the health option because it is faster than shooting him 100 times.
Wow, kraid died. all the floor disappeared and then he stands up
I would’ve tried to explore Zebes in the very beginning before it wakes up from getting the Morph Ball
All that power and you still didn't save the animals, smh my head.
Shaking my head my head lmao
@@GenderlessFurry_They-Them intentional, I promise
Don’t worry, i always let the animals die! Screw the lore in fusion where they live!
I wonder why Station Ridley counts hits and doesn't have HP. It is not like you have more than one attack, and that damage is always the same
I think it's because they really want you to fight Ridley, even if you use some cheat 😆 But it could be like Norfair Ridley. When HP reaches 0, Ridley still fighting. But istead keep fighting, he could run away at Ceres Station fight.
Funny that Phantoon was still so annoying
I remember doing this with a Game Genie at the time. Only to find out you can't finish the game because you need to use the Ice Beam to freeze enemies to use at platforms at some point.
Actually you can finish the game, but you will need power bombs against the metroids, as I did. And you can use the wall jump at some points, or even the Space Jump.
@@ticgameplays3389 It's been years, I'm talking a couple decades, lol. But I just recall a point where I need to go up, and you were supposed to ice beam those floating little shell enemies to use as platforms.
Maybe I could have used wall jumping in that section, but I sucked at those back then as a kid.
I did that section with wall jumping. It's HARD, but doable
Ayyo wait, when is that? Is it like, getting the powerbombs?
@@staphanieseirra2132 not hard, if you take out those enemies in the “chamber”.
Hard if you don’t, either is possible.
さすが!良く分かってらっしゃる。見たい所だけピックアップしてくれてますね、ありがとう🤗
I wonder if there was no rain upon arriving on Zebes because you defeated Ridley on Ceres.
2:21 One KO Hit
I kinda want to see a play through with the hyper bean and all power ups
Do y’all know maybe when he was cutting the video he teleported
LOL, "Transcript"
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So let me get this straight. Despite turning orange the instant Samus's Hyper Beam touches him, Kraid still rises from the floor?
Yes, I think it's scripted. Even if his hp reaches 0, Kraid will rise from the floor, unless if you hit him again, before he rises, as speedrunners do with missiles and super missiles. But he need to keep the mouth opened, of course.
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*My dad from my text messages:* Why is the security team from Retro Studios here?
4:31-4:35 shes a runner shes a trackstar
Very nice rom hack!
Mother brain was pissed that u cheated
You didn’t save the animals 😢…
7:32 reminds me of the fire temple boss from ocarina of time
Why was the hyper so trash vs Ridley at Ceres? like, super trash... 3 times the amount of shots the reg power beam takes
It's because you're not supposed to do it, so you need to hit Ridley 100 times, regardless of your weapons, or when you have low energy
You have to use over 50 attacks of anything like powerbombs, and super missiles.
the ceres ridley is the only super metroid boss that doesnt operate under a health bar, and instead runs on how many times you shot it with any weapon, 100 shots with the stock gun is the same damage to ceres ridley as 100 powerbombs, 100 missiles, or 100 hyperbeam shots
If you didnt know: ridley in ceres actually only takes one damage and will flee after a set amount of hits instead of dying to damage
Super Meteroidverso
Can Samus be struck by mother brain's beam from behind her head?
I think you can't go behind mother brain's head, unless you use a glitch, but the beam would hit you anyway.
@@ticgameplays3389 I've never seen it.
You didn't save the animals 😢
Poor animals 😢
Did you make amendments in SMILE??
Apparently there used to be a patch posted on the Super Metroid speedrunning page that caused you to start out with 100% items on Ceres station, just like in this video. However, if you click on the link now, says the content is no longer available. Do you happen to have a working link for this patch? I really want to start out like a badass and curb-stomp my way through. Lol.
I don't have a link for this patch you say, unfortunatelly
I got all items already
Do you know I did that hack in the pc
you didn't save the animals
Oh, I'm so sorry! Poor animals!
how do i try this myself?
I wonder how dead it'll get mb if you use standup glitch.
Not much, Hyper beam only does like 100 or 200 damage more than fully charged Plasma/Ice/Wave.
To edit, I looked it up and it says Hyper is 1000 (I knew that) but the other 3 beams together is 300? A super missile is 300. It takes 20 plasma/ice/wave charges to get Mother Brain to rainbow beam you. It takes more than 20 supers to do so... Which leaves me confused. I watch a lot of Zoast and Oats and swear I always heard Hyper is not much more than the plasma combos. Maybe the source I checked was incorrect on the damage I don't know. Also some bosses and enemies are weaker to certain beams and missiles and some have more resistance too so it could play in to that.
I believe the main attraction to Hyper beam is no charge time. in the video the player hits MB about 27 times before getting Rainbow beamed (it's 20 of the other beams) so it's safe to say it's definitely less than 27 because the game couldn't catch up to the damage done. On the other hand it's 100 shots of Spazer/Ice/Wave charged.
@@LudaChez when you charge a shot, it does 3x times damage, which means that each charge shot with the fully upgraded beam is doing 900 damage.
It will get MB one hit away from death, just performing the glitch normally.
A lot of people assume that the hyper beam is ultra powerful (many times more powerful than all other weapons) because that's how it appears after defeating Mother Brain in a normal playthrough. It gets that appearance because the exit rooms are scripted for the escape sequence - they have a special "exploding" state that replaces their normal walls and tiles with easily-destructible ones that respond to the hyper beam, and space pirate enemies that have just 1 HP and no special armor. So it really doesn't matter past the last phase of Mother Brain how much damage it does - everything is just scripted from that point on.
So when you play the rest of the game with hyper beam equipped, it's actually disappointing to realize that not only is it a relatively unremarkable weapon, but it prevents you from playing the game normally because, among other things, it can't freeze enemies.
I've actually done this
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Pero como se saca el hyper?
Creo que si desactivas el cheat code puedes sacarlo
Hola my
i wanna know how you got those items so early lol
I used the SM Practice Hack for the early items and a cheat code for the early hyper beam.
Pretty sure you can use space-time beams for the early items, don’t know about the hyperbeam.
@@ticgameplays3389 can u explain this "practice hack" and cheat code?...
@@Numinor31 The practice hack has some resources. You can go to any save point whenever you want, you can get missiles, super missiles even when you are at Ceres Station. You also can save at any point (just like emulators' save slots, but even in consoles), and it's useful for practicing speedruns, because you need to do a lot of repetitions. You can do a lot of things.
The cheat code is something like... a cheat. You can do a lot of things too, but you need to use a code on your emulator. You can do thing as disable water physics, open all the doors, infinity missiles and super missiles and much more.
@@ticgameplays3389 i see. so it's basically cheating like a motherfucker 😀
No tiene chiste pasarlo con todo naaa pierde su esencia de juego rpg
¡De acuerdo! Pero es interesante