Difference between revisions of "Orang-utan Gang GBA"

Revision as of 01:32, 21 June 2023

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This is one of the few stages where you can buffer a roll while entering the stage
The length of your rolls on the slopes will vary quite a bit depending on where you start them. Pay close attention to the video and experiment with them yourself, the rolls in the demo video are consistent as long as you start them in the correct places
For the roll through the 3 Krems at 0:11 you can jump out of your roll early and use Jump Momentum Conservation to save ~0.15s over following through with your roll and doing an additional short roll. It can be tricky though, as you need to jump out of your roll earlier than you would if you were to continue holding B instead
There is probably a route you can do with Expresso that's similar to SNES NMG Ogang if you don't feel like mashing

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-*WIP
+*This is one of the few stages where you can buffer a roll while entering the stage
-*No Mapwarp shenanigans this time around.
+*The length of your rolls on the slopes will vary quite a bit depending on where you start them. Pay close attention to the video and experiment with them yourself, the rolls in the demo video are consistent as long as you start them in the correct places
-*Hero mode was used to simplify recording on console. The strats remain the same as regular Any% regardless.
+*For the roll through the 3 Krems at 0:11 you can jump out of your roll early and use [[DKC GBA Tricks#Jump_Momentum_Conservation | Jump Momentum Conservation]] to save ~0.15s over following through with your roll and doing an additional short roll. It can be tricky though, as you need to jump out of your roll earlier than you would if you were to continue holding B instead
+*There is probably a route you can do with Expresso that's similar to SNES NMG Ogang if you don't feel like mashing