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I want Nintendo to make the GameCube2 and release remastered versions of the sonic adventure games.
That is all.
All details about mission seven of rogue squadron on the GameCube
Just thought to put what I know about the Imperial Academy Heist mission in rogue leader. There is a day and night versions of the same mission based on the GameCube internal clock, in each version is different, in the daytime version you fly a Y wing and there's at-sts in the level, in the nighttime version you fly a snowspeeder and there's at-ats in the level, because you fly different ships based on the version you have a different approach to the level. So let's start with the daytime version details which 2 come to mind, when you're in the first part of the mission which is get to the base undetected, which you do is fly low and hit the radars with your ion cannon, it important to note that the moving part of the radar is not the part you want to hit, you want to hit the base of the radar because we try firing at the moving part the shot just goes through it, the other detail is there is an upgrade for spread bombs I think could be wrong about that one just know there's a upgrade for something. the nighttime version of the level has two ways to approach it, towards the end of the canyon of annoying sensors and radars there is a fork in the road, one path takes you to the base itself, the other path takes you to a outpost with tie fighter, and its pilot is apparently taking a midnight stroll around the post, if you take out the pilot, you can take the tie to sneak into the base instead, the next details the point out are universal between the two versions, the turrets around the shuttle will only start shooting when you take it, because of that you might want to destroy them first before stealing the ship, unless you want to see a Imperial shuttle turned into billion tiny pieces, once you got the shuttle some players might have difficulty getting to the end point of the mission, because of two reasons, one being the excessive amount ties chasing you, the other is that the game doesn't tell you that you have rear gun that you can fire with the B button exclusively on the shuttle. I think that's all the details, I just wanted to point out the details about mission because it is the weird stealth level of the game. PS fun fact you can actually sneak past all at-ats on the level to base in nighttime version, of course you get spotted when you enter proximity of the base, and no you can't do this in the daytime version.
And with that, I have finished TTYD.
Amazing game, I left some of the trouble side quests untouched. I'll try to 100% the remake whenever I get it (not anytime soon methinks. Not the biggest fan of how it looks).
Past Poshley Heights
I absolutely adore the train chapter, the vibes are very cozy. Also my goodness this game is long.
Past Glitzville, and out of Twilight Town!
More TTYD.
Currently in Glitzville.
Playing The Thousand Year Door.
Not the remake, a for sure legitimate copy on the GameCube. My GameCube didn't shit out on me no sir.
I Love Luigi and Peach so much.
WIND BAKER
ah my favorite zelda game *looks at smudged writing on my hand* Wind Baker
I have this Headcannon that Gaz introduced Zim to video games not thinking of the malicious intent he has planned. Like she brings a Game Cube and a copy of the Sims( the first one obvi ) and he designs the worst looking sim and immediately tries to kill them because he.
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From Reddit, posted by cottonn_daisy.
If he moved to the Sims 4 he’d fr do what my friend does with pregnant sims and trapping them in a pool ( because they’re pregnant means they won’t drown ) and infinitely farm items.
