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Oct. 22nd, 2012 06:17 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dmxratedGot another load of firewood delivered to us the other day. Dad still has yet to buy some more palettes, though, before I start stacking any of it.
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Beat Earthbound Zero yesterday. Also invited Mom to watch the ending with me, since she was inside the house at that time.
The damage Giygas (or Giegue, as he's called in this game) deals out is small enough for Ana to heal right up with Lifeup pi (except for the first round around, which I had to have Ninten apply a LifeUp Cream to Ana) and even let up on it during the last few rounds before his defeat. That goes to show that fighting the (insanely powerful) enemies you encounter after Eve is destroyed, even for experience, is just redundant.
Also, listen to the music that plays when you're on top of Mt. Itoi, and then listen to the song that plays in the first part of the prologue to A Super Mario Thing. You'll notice that the first half of each song is similar. (And yes, I am aware that the soundtrack in that game consists mostly of Super Mario World renditions of songs from other games such as Mega Man 2, Yoshi's Island, and Donkey Kong Country 1 and 2.)
Anyway, now that we're finished with this game, today will be the day I revise the outline to what I've decided to title Starbound, show the revised outline of the first chapter to Chelle, and then write the actual chapter.
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Beat Earthbound Zero yesterday. Also invited Mom to watch the ending with me, since she was inside the house at that time.
The damage Giygas (or Giegue, as he's called in this game) deals out is small enough for Ana to heal right up with Lifeup pi (except for the first round around, which I had to have Ninten apply a LifeUp Cream to Ana) and even let up on it during the last few rounds before his defeat. That goes to show that fighting the (insanely powerful) enemies you encounter after Eve is destroyed, even for experience, is just redundant.
Also, listen to the music that plays when you're on top of Mt. Itoi, and then listen to the song that plays in the first part of the prologue to A Super Mario Thing. You'll notice that the first half of each song is similar. (And yes, I am aware that the soundtrack in that game consists mostly of Super Mario World renditions of songs from other games such as Mega Man 2, Yoshi's Island, and Donkey Kong Country 1 and 2.)
Anyway, now that we're finished with this game, today will be the day I revise the outline to what I've decided to title Starbound, show the revised outline of the first chapter to Chelle, and then write the actual chapter.