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This would be a very justified necro if you included a download link.

One other thing I'm impressed with is how you did the "scrolling" in the chest area. I can easily guess how you got the camera to lock in place until you got to an edge and then scroll forward, but the looping part's kinda impressive (again I have a theory about how you did it, but I'd rather...

Just played up to chapter 3, haven't finished that yet (darn thing's LONG). I'm very impressed. You did a great job of making everything feel fresh, new, and not at all like another Cave Story mod. I LOOOOOVE the new first area, with all the fans and the spikes that calmly and quietly...

I also am of the opinion that the story was more compelling when Booster and Curly died. That scene was the most powerful in the game. Still, the better ending dove deeper into the backstory and you got to see more of certain characters, not to mention the extra gameplay. I'll call the two...

Presumably, Quote's got some sort of internal power source. He doesn't seem to require fuel, and he's too small for a solar panel, so we can only assume he runs on nuclear fusion (not fission; uranium is fuel). So when Quote dies, a nuclear fusion reactor is suddenly getting smashed, possibly...

Err, Kazuma was obviously part of the research group. He's apparently computer literate enough to hack the password on egg 00, but otherwise it's not clear what his area of expertise was, just that he was a scientist. As were Booster, Momorin and Itoh. Sue was the only one who wasn't there...

Other than the fact that it's too spoilery (shows every boss, including the "surprise" ones, not to mention the secret level and secret weapons) that would be an excellent trailer. And oh yeah, I haven't said yet that the song's awesome too.

Isn't that just an inferior remake of the the hidden song.

My opinion is that Misery is totally enslaved by the crown and can't act against it or its owner, but Balrog's burden is a lot lighter. Balrog serves Misery (personally I like the theory that she created him), and because Misery automatically obeys the crown bearer's orders Balrog has to obey...

But most of the ones on the plantation were used for experiments right before the end of the game, right?

I finally found time to get through the whole mod again. Darn I hate those stupid fans in grasstown; only part of the game I can't accurately predict my movement on. But anyways, on to the new: The end of Sand Zone's nothing unexpected. The plot development's ok. As for scaling up the...

For Sue you should make the weapon invisible and not attack anything except during boss battles. For Balrog try making the missile ammo infinite just for fun, and just use something else to fight Curly (the only boss immune to them I believe). Balrog should also start with the booster 2.0.

But it wouldn't work. It wasn't just a matter of different details. It's a different feeling, a different experience to be shown the plot entirely through actions, without dialogue and without already knowing what the dialogue is supposed to say. The specific differences in what I thought the...

Is asking if you'd let your mind be transfered into a superpowered humanoid perfect robot with no limitations really the most interesting question? If that's the choice it just comes down to whether the person really believes that it'd still be "me" inside the robot, since otherwise there's no...

I seem to recall searching the thread and not finding a single person say they had succeeded, though. Oh, and darn. Wrong person. Whatever. For some reason I thought I remembered Lace posting it... oh well. Ignroe that part of the post. That is something I'd love to see finished though...

When I first played the game, I didn't know there was a translation patch and instead was using a guide to get me through any part where inability to read what was being said made me totally stuck. Even without dialogue the characters in this game are sufficiently emotive that I got a very good...

That old mod where you start out on an airship and it gets attacked and you get a modified but ammo-limited nemesis and you can either fight the sisters (who are impossible) or jump off the ship and transfer control over to a young Momorin with the ammo-limited snake... that was you, right...

I'm thinking just change the dialogue so that rather than saying "Hey, you should see my brother before going to the mountains" he says "Hey, you should go see my brother and then maybe check out the area to the east of there". Let the player go whichever way he wants, but don't have the NPC...

Naw, if you're gonna play the same song more than once, you gotta obey the rule of three, at least. Return to it somewhere near the end of the game; it's already got a beginning and early-middle.

There are three dog teleporters. At any given time, two of them are linked and one is not. Feeding a dog changes which teleporter its teleporter is linked to, and going through seems to screw with it too some of the time (or so it seems--this puzzle definitely doesn't have as clearly visible...

That sounds like a very elegant solution to the lava. Better than any I was gonna suggest. Especially since I remember feeling ripped off when I discovered, upon returning after being turned away the first time, that apparently conquering Dragzlefire's Kitchen and defeating a dragon wasn't...

It sounds MUCH better now. Like, amazingly better. You have to listen to both versions just to appreciate it. Still parts need work. The transition into pulse feels like you were searching for the keys and hitting them as soon as you found them, rather than obeying the tempo. Pulse feels...

Remove the nemesis? Why? It's fun and I like it. Then again, this mod does have a thing going with each weapon fulfilling a "niche", and it doesn't really do that and certainly doesn't fill the same one as the blade. Also, I can confirm that you can't edit this thing in Sue's workshop, as I...

Where does anyone get anything? Clearly, there were other businesses and a functioning economy before the doctor got there and started kidnapping or killing everyone. As for why his soul appears in the blade, he entrusted it to you avenge his death and that of Toroko, with his dying breath...

Since Xaser asked, I'd like to restate that the cannons are from Megaman 4. Also, the gun is the nemesis, and the only sprites I used not from Pixel or Megaman 4 were Kaeso's, and that was only for the fire, the flying and death poses and some inspiration on Curly's head. I never even knew...