I guess so, and yes.

It depends. Hard to argue against this in the context of a normal, non-challenge run (though the meme offense for casuals in such runs is to dualcast Bahamut and Curaga and Mime these actions until you win, which is one of the most low effort ways to get the victory). It is in certain challenges where the existence of a third Ability slot can make a certain fight possible, or at least less luck based.

Mimes it's op lol,you can make Krile mimic lenna who using dual cast bahamut or Bartz and Faris who using rapid fire

when your neighbor catches you being a furry

It's always hard for someone new to this to understand via text. Better that you see a video of Clone War after you read and understand this. But still: >what they are Think of them as 'generators'. Each 'generator' has 16 clones or so, but they will only generate one spawn when you kill one of the pool's spawns (hence the name). Then there's those 'generators' that not only create one spawn, they also create another spawn with its own spawn pool/generator. In simpler words, there are 4 clones at the start. There are two clones who, upon dying, will be followed up by one spawn. And then there are two clones who will spawn 2 clones upon dying. >how they work The idea is to target one of the two clones that DON'T spawn two clones at the very start. This makes things more manageable (have to deal with 4 clones at once instead of 6). When you kill 8 clones from the usual target spawn pool, the crawling clones (from a dark hole) start popping up. After you kill 4 of them, Artemis clones will appear. 8+4+4. That's 16 clones, so you have to deal with one less spawn pool now (one spawn pool has 5 crawling clones and 5 Artemis clones, but I didn't count if it also has 9 normal spawns or the usual 8). The idea is to reduce the amount of spawns to a level where anyone would be easily capable of handling (dealing with 1 or 2 clones is better than dealing with 4 or 5). Hence why you need to focus on one spawn pool at a time. To reduce the amount of clones you have to deal with at the time (redundant, I know, but just to drive the point home). If you see Zim's Clone War guide, you'll get the point better.

@@MrWright I’ve practiced the Clone War, and I now understand, but how do I know which clone is the spawn pool that spawns more than one?

@@HajjDoDo All you need to know is what target you should be focusing on, which is the first clone that comes from the foreground. But if you must know, the clones that spawn 2 clones are the top right one (the first one you launch), and the second clone that comes from the foreground. Still, it is not recommended to focus on the other clone that spawns 1 clone, so you really only have one spawn to focus on.

@@MrWrightYo, been a while, I’ve been thinking about sharing the “God of War 1 Bestiary” information on youtube, basically making the bestiary into playlist of videos. Thoughts?

@@HajjDoDo Sure, go ahead. The more people know about it (and thus the more people it helps), the better. How are you going to go about it?

I’d like to see Rush Marine vs. Bubble Man Doc for the lulz

Honestly that's just a waste of a Rush Marine, he's easy enough to spam on foot. I mean it's Bubble Man, he's the first robot master I ever beat without taking a hit on my very first attempt.

Little known fact: Rush Marine freezes Doc Robot Bubble Man with each shot. It’s actually the best weapon to use against him.

Genuinely the best option to use against him, Doc Bubble's AI is bugged so that he only starts his attack pattern when you're on the ground. If you use Rush Marine, he locks up until you touch the ground, so you can deal heavy damage to him or just flat-out beat him for basically free. Sad that that's the most use Rush Marine possibly gets.

@@noizihonni8191 Oh! So it’s a programming error. I had no idea, thanks! I just discovered it as a kid and thought Capcom had intended it that way.

@@ezragrun Yeah, Mega Man 3 is built on duct tape and glue. Decent Mega Man game, but you can tell it's rushed beyond hell and back.

Thanks for the kind words.

Appreciate it.

>random stutters Never experienced them. >settings Vulkan as the video renderer, and I have the 'Optimal Frame Pacing' (or something along the lines) enabled to reduce input lag (or so the emulator claims). Everything else is set to the default (including the internal resolution being set to Native **I don't really care about higher resolutions**).

@@MrWright Well, do you know of any solution?

@@HajjDoDo Nope, can't know how to fix something if that something never happened to me. The best I can offer is try to mess around with settings to see if it gets fixed. If not, download a different version. If not, then chances are that it's a weak hardware problem.

This is substantially harder than just beating Dive Man normally