"Well, we psychiatrist have found that over 8% of the population will always be mice, I mean, after all, there's something of the mouse in all of us." - Kargol
this is a short 19 exit hack made at the beginning of winter 2018 c3, meant to showcase a lot of the cool stuff shown off.
enjoy! if we fucked anything up or didn't properly credit someone let us know.
Changelog:
V.1.1: fixed reset door issues in spin, statue issues in bowsber, credit issues in everywhere, blank message boxes in yoshis house, and invisible room in furcon not being clear enough.
V.1.2: removed autoscroll in non-euclidean, fixed room in bowser, made message in husk clearer.
There is a small glitch at the end, you can collect the blocks that peach throws, prevents the end credits from playing but other than that 10/10 this is probably my favorite hack of all time
This was one of the most amazing hacks I have played. It almost felt like playing Vanilla for the first time, I would have to rate this 6/5 because it increased my expectations of what a SMW hack could deliver. Will be streaming this because it is that good. Also the console friendly features like "Hit select to save" and the infinite lives in the first stage are a thoughtful consideration for people who play through these games on console without save states.
there's something special about pointing out an obvious fallacy, then proceeding to segue into an equally absurd fallacy of your own.
Big epic reference to the old comments btw, me not really enjoying the hack aside, what i wrote was completely unrelated to my actually opinion of it. I dont feel like it's necessary for me bore everyone with my genuine input, the hack is finished, and due to it's nature any shortcomings i could point out would be irreverent
This was a fun little adventure most of the time. The levels are fun, creative showoffs of C3 resources and I enjoyed playing them. I have an issue with the hyper-linearity of all of the levels, but I know that's just personal preference and there's not much to do there and still keep the puzzle elements throughout the hack.
Note I said it was fun "most of the time." The hack was fun... until the end. The last two levels took me longer to play than the rest of the hack combined. They are such a large difficulty jump it's insane; this really ruined the hack for me. Given the rest of the hack, the last level with its powerup swapping gimmick requires way too much precision, and restarting all the way back to the beginning of the section you're in when you get hit once is ass. This includes the boss, which is literally just Bowser with shitty controls.
The nonsensical humor starts off great, but eventually wears thin. I'm also not sure that the minor graphical glitches throughout the hack (which were clearly left in intentionally) work all that well with the hack's stated intent to be a showoff of resources in addition to level design.
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