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If you're talking about "5-4: Labyrinth Castle", once you reach Bowser, you simply have to throw his Bob-ombs right back at him. The Super Mario World game style enables Mario to throw items vertically, so you can do just that if you don't want to take a hit from Bowser's fireballs.
I played and beat all your levels and left comments. They were really fun! Made to the end of castle labyrinth but could never beat it though. Every other one I did though.
I know, I was just really bad at that style of fighting. As I said though, it was a really well designed course! I liked the bowser Jr. on the cloud. Is the moving buzzy beetle able to be made into a helmet?( in the room right before bowser) As the lightbulb made me think so, but I wasn't sure if it could.
When you jump on a Buzzy Beetle, you can't wear it as a helmet; you have to transform the Buzzy Beetle into a mere Buzzy Beetle helmet if you want to put the shell on Mario's head.
Ah, thanks for clearing that up. I actually managed to take him out right at the start of the area but jumping from nearby platforms.
I did position Bowser Jr. at a height where jumping on him can be quite risky. The concept of that part of the course was to avoid Bowser Jr.'s fireballs until you reach the lone Buzzy Beetle; once you reach the Buzzy Beetle, you have to throw it at Bowser Jr. to knock him off Lakitu's Cloud, and then finish him off like normal.
I did have him follow me a few time to the end, but I made it to the pipe before hand. With jumping on him, it's as you said risky, I never took the cloud though, as that seemed to get me killed more often then not.
None, I imagine it would be 12am est, maybe?
Just keep an eye on the Data Management application, as it'll let you know if any software updates have been downloaded or not.
From what I have read, the update is out 5pm PST, 8pm EST.
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You get this from the event stages. It's the first one.
Has this been confirmed (video, perhaps)? If so, this is fantastic news!
I replayed a Splatoon-themed level involving invisible platforms and I can confirm that the levels are indeed broken now.
Yes, not with video, but two of my stages are now unbeatable because of it.
I know that Yoshi can eat coins, but I've never seen him eating blocks. Fortunately for me, none of my courses utilize any of the patched glitches, so they're still fully playable.
The glitch where he eats blocks was just discovered a few days ago( so they worked fast) If you placed coins under the solid blocks only breakable by the spiky helmet( worked best in SMW style for some reason), the Yoshi could take the block ith the coin and eat it.
They're still around...
Yup, I took mine down, but others haven't seems to realize this. Weirdly enough, there is one glitch stage that still works. Crossy road, I played it in the top levels sections last night. Perhaps they eliminated each level one by one, but left that one because it had become so popular?
I wonder how they know.
And yet, the Goal is different in each game style (except the castle levels)
True. Still, the checkpoint flags are set to be two tiles wide and two tiles tall. And while the midway gate may be two tiles wide itself, it's hardly ever two tiles tall; it's usually taller than that.
True, but that doesn't make it a reason to replace it with the checkpoint flag...
Plus it's better then no flag. Now we just need slopes and the remaining power ups...
And the ability to make our levels just like in 1985, by which I mean not being able to backtrack yourself.
