Jason played well as he could with Morrigan but just getting Ryan's phoenix to pop is just level 1. Dude has amazing strategy for mid and end game beyond getting her to pop at the very end.
He wants to annoy the opponent then force them to play his game. Also scary thing about Jason if he hits you he has soul drain combos. Best person ik with soul drain combos are rokmode. Also Ryan does the same shit. He camps and gets 5 meter for bird. If the bird dies he has fireball spam with morrigan.
@@sickabyss2idk about that you can literally watch ryanLV not only strategize the whole match but every time he played morrigan he didn’t spam lol he rushed the morrigan down ryanLV iq unmatched he has to camp this match up cause Jason not letting him move so he gets a guaranteed bird against Jason which is hard in itself then proceeds to display why he’s the better and smarter player
Disagree, all of that " fireball spam " was definitely coordinated. RyanLV was playing Jason's gameplan the entire time but RyanLV kept his composure, picked his spots, made the right choices, stayed solid, then prevailed. A good showing from both players honestly. I really feel like the 0-3 doesn't tell the full story, but that's marvel for you. (especially the first two matches, while the 3rd was definitely all Ryan) You could probably argue that Jason should have tried to go in with Morrigan a little more sure.
Not a stupid question at all! So the short answer is that 1001 spikes is the sequel to this game. 1001 has a much more forgiving engine, twice as many core levels, and a bunch of side characters and content. It doesn't have the multijump glitch I discovered in 1000, and all of the cycles in the game are a little different (for example, in 2-1, when you have to jump over the spikes, they come out of the ground a little later and retract in to the ground a little faster). Making jumps while walking out from under a ceiling without hitting the ceiling is way easier in 1001, and a few things run on universal timers rather than screen-based timers. I believe I am the world record holder in 1000 spikes, but a lot more people play 1001, so I wouldn't be able to get the WR there without a considerable amount of additional effort.
***** Yeah, the first death there is actually faster, but after the first death, it was time loss. It only wound up costing like 10 seconds, which is almost nothing, considering how punishing the game can be, but it was definitely one of the three spots where I lost time during the run.
