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==Patient VS. Hasty== | ==Patient VS. Hasty== | ||
[[File:Hasty_controls.png|thumb|150px|Hasty Controls]] | [[File:Hasty_controls.png|thumb|150px|Hasty Controls]] | ||
| − | Two options are accessible on the | + | Two options are accessible on the level select screen that change how the egg button works. <br /> |
| − | Patient is the default. It makes it so that tapping A once begins | + | Patient is the default. It makes it so that tapping A once begins egg aiming and tapping A again throws the egg. <br /> |
| − | Hasty | + | Hasty on the other hand, sets it so that pushing A begins egg aiming and releasing A throws the egg. <br /> |
| − | Most speedrunners use | + | Most speedrunners use hasty, which allows you to more easily fire off quick egg shots by just tapping the button once, as opposed to twice. <br /> |
| − | You can also change the | + | You can also change the control scheme with the first help box in '''1-3'''. |
| − | It was said that swapping to | + | It was said that swapping to hasty in 1-3 saves time compared to swapping at the level select screen. |
This was tested on the Japanese version of the game and the results are as follows: | This was tested on the Japanese version of the game and the results are as follows: | ||
| − | ::: Swapping to hasty at | + | ::: Swapping to hasty at level select takes 112 frames minimum and requires 9 inputs. |
| − | ::: Swapping to hasty at the | + | ::: Swapping to hasty at the help box in 1-3 takes 117 frames minimum and requires 2 inputs. |
| − | Since 1-3 requires way less inputs | + | Since 1-3 requires way less inputs, it's likely to still save time over the level select control change in an RTA setting using the Japanese version. Switching to hasty in 1-3 while using the US version will likely lose time because of an extra text box the player must scroll through. |
==Transitions and Dialogues== | ==Transitions and Dialogues== | ||
Revision as of 22:42, 21 June 2018
Contents
Buttons
B - Jump Y - Tongue A - Aim/throw egg X - Nothing L/R - Freezes egg aim cursor at current position
General Movement
There is no run button, except when controlling Super Baby Mario or the train vehicle.
Hold Y as Baby Mario to move faster. Hold A, B or Y as the train to move faster.
None of the other vehicles can be sped up.
The quickest way to come to a complete stop is to hold down on the dpad or to tongue a solid object.
Hold down while in the air to perform a ground pound.
Hold up while standing still to scroll the screen upwards. It also makes Baby Mario and Yoshi look up.
Visit the Movement Page for more information on how to control your Yoshi!
Button Combinations
Start + Select during a level that you have already beaten returns you to the world map. (Also works during the intro level).
Pushing Y or down while aiming an egg cancels the egg throwing animation and swaps to the next egg.
Holding up while starting egg aiming starts the egg cursor pointing up, then descends and will allow you to aim lower than a neutral eggshot.
You can play bandit minigames directly from the map screen by holding Select and then pressing the combination: X, X, Y, B, A.
Patient VS. Hasty
Two options are accessible on the level select screen that change how the egg button works.
Patient is the default. It makes it so that tapping A once begins egg aiming and tapping A again throws the egg.
Hasty on the other hand, sets it so that pushing A begins egg aiming and releasing A throws the egg.
Most speedrunners use hasty, which allows you to more easily fire off quick egg shots by just tapping the button once, as opposed to twice.
You can also change the control scheme with the first help box in 1-3. It was said that swapping to hasty in 1-3 saves time compared to swapping at the level select screen. This was tested on the Japanese version of the game and the results are as follows:
- Swapping to hasty at level select takes 112 frames minimum and requires 9 inputs.
- Swapping to hasty at the help box in 1-3 takes 117 frames minimum and requires 2 inputs.
Since 1-3 requires way less inputs, it's likely to still save time over the level select control change in an RTA setting using the Japanese version. Switching to hasty in 1-3 while using the US version will likely lose time because of an extra text box the player must scroll through.
Transitions and Dialogues
Playing the Japanese version is estimated to save around 9 seconds in 100% and 7 seconds in Any% because of dialogue.
- Holding any button during the score tally screen completes it as fast as possible -- no need to mash!
- Start, A, B, X, and Y can be used to select a new level during the overworld map transition (mash!)
- Alternate mashing down + A to skip dialogue boxes as quickly as possible. Start slightly before the dialogue begins to have a chance at getting a frame-perfect quick skip.
- Most level intro transitions (e.g. "1-1: Make Eggs, Throw Eggs") can be shortened by button mashing, which adds up to many seconds over the course of a run. The dpad and every button will work, so swirl the dpad and mash every button (including L and R). Mashing Example/Tutorial
- For a long time it was believed it was believed that mashing with 2 controllers would make the level intros go by faster, but that turned out to be wrong, and what really happened during the initial testing was entering the level with a different amount of eggs which affects the time it takes the level intro to complete.
