that's gotta be the dumbest thing ever when you're trying to reach for the hadouken upgrade.... if you ask me that should've been fixed where once you have everything it should just be there in that location anyway not just randomly dying until it finally shows up
also I would like to see a fix in the so-called legacy collection to the x series cause the audio keeps going out of sync om the ps4 everytime I play it.
+Isaac Adam Get every Heart and Energy Tank, beat all Mavericks and get every Armor Part. Head to Armored Armadillo Stage. On the final segment be sure to have a full lifebar. Then (only if your lb is full) jump to the abyss 3 times (more if neccesary, but don't worry about lifes, you can spawn some with one of the bats at the start of the level). The 4th time you get there (full lifebar, ALWAYS) climb the wall before the Boss Room. There will be a capsule that will give you the Hadouken. Pull-of is the same as SF2: Down, diagonal-down and right (if facing left press left instead), then Y. :D
21:51 slow footage down and it looks like the lava blob phases through. A moment later there is a graphical cut in the footage when he attempts a slide dash across a gap. When viewed at full speed it's jarring and unlike any smooth scropling dash jumps prior. Spliced footage. Edit: After my timestamp there are two dashes: a normal one and the spliced one. The normal one features dust kicked up that dissolves into particles as part of the dash animation. The other one was spliced partway through, jumping the positioning and removing the yellow dust entirely but showing the particles afterwards. Guy is a fraud. A fraud for MegaMan points, which is sad.
@@kidzbop38isstraightfire92 Absolutely a spliced run and possibly an invincible cheat run as well. To confirm splicing, I posted a timestamp. There is a dash made shortly after and you can see the yellow dust kicked up into a sort of angel wing shape and then it disappears into particles. A second later the edited portion has no angel wing shape, only the particles from after it disappears. So why would he make a splice here? Because he got hit. Why did he get hit? Because he's not a great player. Look at all of the extremely close calls and imperfect movements, awkward positioning and whatnot. Through this line of reasoning, I'm calling him a liar and a cheat. I grew up on these games, and his movements and positioning don't strike me as someone who is confident or strategic.
Pretty impressive I was gonna close and find another vid if it was TAS run. Good vid on X and figuring out how to attain the special move it's an awesome one hitter useful in the later stages and great demonstration of such😁👍
I have a question. If you were going for no damage, couldn't the escape unit be used at the beginning of Armored Armadillo stage to revisit three more times after the second visit to obtain the 1-hit kill move and to save time, rather than giving up lives?
If you are talking about the segments against Vile, those are scripted and he HAS to take damage in order to progress the game If you are talking about him dying in Armored Armadillo, It is required to die multiple times at the end of the stage in order to get the Hadouken, if he didn't this would not be a 100% run
@@AveryMSI You don't have to die in order to get the hadouken. You can finish the stage the same amount of times and still get it. Dying multiple times is to avoid having to go through the beginning over and over again. Tbh, I'm not sure if I would call that legit either since where you land at this point in the game makes it ridiculously easy to make it to the end all 4 times because that part is the easiest part to avoid damage in the stage. I'd say because the death isn't necessary the run is questionable at best. Granted I'm not arguing against it, but it is a legit argument if one wanted to say so.
You did a really good beating "Mega Man X" without taking any damage Razor & Zenon Sonic Videos. 😀 🙂 This here is my fancast for a possible "Mega Man X" anime series. This includes FUNimation Dub and Viz Media Dub voice actors and actresses I imagine voicing the characters. Mega Man X: Erica Mendez (voice actress of Gon Freecss from "Hunter x Hunter (2011)" Viz Media Dub) with Gon Freecss' voice tone Zero: Johnny Yong Bosch Sigma: Bob Carter with Bojack's voice tone Chill Penguin: Chuck Huber with Emperor Pilaf and Garlic Jr.'s voice tone Spark Mandrill: Chris Rager with Android #14's voice tone Armored Armadillo: Colleen Clinkenbeard with Lieutenant Riza Hawkeye's voice tone Launch Octopus: Ian Sinclair with Whis' voice tone Boomerang Kuwanger: Matthew Mercer with Hit's voice tone Sting Chameleon: Kara Edwards with Kid Goten's voice tone Storm Eagle: Troy Baker with Pain's voice tone Flame Mammoth: Cris George with Botamo's voice tone Vile: Micah Solusod with Tagoma's voice tone Dr. Thomas Light: Barry Yandell with Moori's voice tone Dr. Cain: Christopher R. Sabat with Kami's voice tone Wire Sponge: Dameon Clarke with Imperfect Cell and Tambourine's voice tone Wheel Gator: Mike McFarland with Doore's voice tone Bubble Crab: Colleen O'Shaughnessey with Konohamaru Sarutobi's voice tone Flame Stag: Mark Lancaster with Daiz's voice tone Morph Moth: Liam O'Brien with Gaara's voice tone Magna Centipede: Crispin Freeman with Itachi Uchiha's voice tone Crystal Snail: Kate Oxley with Pasta's voice tone Overdrive Ostrich: Christopher R. Sabat with Burter's voice tone Agile: J. Michael Tatum with Zarbon's voice tone Serges: Kent Williams with Mercenary Tao's voice tone Violen: Greg Ayres with Guldo's voice tone Blizzard Buffalo: Jeremy Inman with Android #16's voice tone Toxic Seahorse: Stephanie Young with Nico Robin/Miss All Sunday's voice tone Tunnel Rhino: J. Paul Slavens with Amond's voice tone Volt Catfish: Laurie Steele with Alvida the Mace's voice tone Crush Crawfish: John Burgmeier with Angila's voice tone Neon Tiger: Cynthia Cranz with Chi-Chi's voice tone Gravity Beetle: Chris Patton with Turles' voice tone Blast Hornet: Meredith McCoy with Bad Launch's voice tone Bit: Christopher R. Sabat with Vegeta's voice tone Byte: Phil Parsons with Nappa's voice tone Godkarmachine O Inary: Christopher R. Sabat and Phil Parsons Dr. Doppler: Troy Baker with Dr. Kochin's voice tone Web Spider: Peter Lurie with Kidomaru's voice tone Split Mushroom: Cristina Vee with Killua Zoldyck's voice tone Cyber Peacock: John DeMita with Satoz's voice tone Storm Owl: John Swasey with Dodoria's voice tone Magma Dragoon: Scott McNeil with Ocean Dub Piccolo Jr.'s voice tone Frost Walrus: Christopher R. Sabat with Recoome's voice tone Jet Stingray: Justin Cook with Raditz's voice tone Slash Beast: Christopher R. Sabat with Piccolo Jr.'s voice tone Colonel: Travis Willingham with Colonel Roy Mustang's voice tone Dr. Albert Wily (from Zero's nightmare scene): Kent Williams with Dr. Gero's voice tone Double: Sonny Strait with Krillin's voice tone in his regular form and Bardock's voice tone in his true form General: Dameon Clarke with Paragus' voice tone Iris: Stephanie Sheh with Hinata Hyūga's voice tone Crescent Grizzly: Christopher R. Sabat with King Piccolo's voice tone Tidal Whale: R. Bruce Elliott with Captain Ginyu's voice tone Volt Kraken: Mike McFarland with Baby's voice tone Dr. Shining Firefly: Duncan Brannan with Babidi's voice tone Dark Necrobat: J. Michael Tatum with Spice's voice tone Spiral Pegasus: Dave Wittenberg with Kakashi Hatake's voice tone Burn Dinorex: Steven Jay Blum Spike Rosered: John Burgmeier with Kurama's voice tone Alia: Monica Rial with Tsubaki Nakatsukasa's voice tone Douglas: Sonny Strait with Usopp's voice tone Dynamo: Chuck Huber with Android #17's voice tone Lifesaver: Christopher R. Sabat with Roronoa Zoro's voice tone Signas: Roger Craig Smith with Chris Redfield's voice tone Commander Yammark: Caitlin Glass with Vados' voice tone Ground Scaravich: Bill Townsley with Cui's voice tone Blaze Heatnix: Jason Liebrecht with Tapion's voice tone Blizzard Wolfang: Travis Willingham with Free's voice tone Rainy Turtloid: Edward Bosco with Franklin's voice tone Metal Shark Player: Jason Douglas with Beerus' voice tone Shield Sheldon: Brittney Karbowski with Black☆Star's voice tone Infinity Mijinion: Sean Schemmel with Medamatcha's voice tone Gate: James Marsters with Zamasu's voice tone High Max: Dameon Clarke with Perfect Cell's voice tone Isoc: Kent Williams with Dr. Gero's voice tone Had to change Flame Mammoth's voice actor Brad Venable (Sisami's voice tone) due to him passing away and had to change Overdrive Ostrich's voice actor Vic Mignogna (Burter's voice tone) due to the controversy surrounding him. 🙁
