Cavern Tale [The Museum Update]

HOW CAN YOU BEAT THE FROG GUY?!??!?!??!?

 

HOW CAN YOU BEAT THE FROG GUY?!??!?!??!?

Don't worry about the saving thing it won't matter.

 

Nani

 

Nani

Sometimes, to get my head in the right place when facing a tough boss, what I do is exit out the game completely and grab a glass of water. I don't drink the water nono, I just grab it. Then after doing a couple of no-handed cartwheels I boot up the game again, reload my save, and feel invigorated to take on the challenge head on. The game is refreshed too because you closed and reopened it. You're happy. The computer is happy. Everyone is happy.

If you follow these same steps as closely as possible, I guarantee that the path to overcoming Dr. Gero the serial killer frog will be revealed. I'm not messing with you and wasting your time. You will reload that save and escape that room if you follow the steps to the best of your ability.

 

oh ok

 

did you remove the pot in the new version

 

did you remove the pot in the new version

Hold down the equal sign / plus [ ⁺= ] key when you close the message box.

 

Hold down the equal sign / plus [ ⁺= ] key when you close the message box.

what made you think of adding this

 

what made you think of adding this

Most of my mods check this specific key to do debug things (like skipping parts of levels or cutscenes), since it's OOB TSC (doesn't require assembly patching) and virtually nobody is going to unintentionally be holding down this key when playing mods. It's done via <FLJ9108:XXXX .

And in almost all instances I leave it in because it's helpful in debugging and it's more a hassle to turn them on and off for every update. A ton of my mods as they are currently released have specific points where this key is checked, but the tricky part is that I'm the only one who knows where and when they are. It just made sense to covert this old debug item prompt into the system I do for mods nowadays.

 

Most of my mods check this specific key to do debug things (like skipping parts of levels or cutscenes), since it's OOB TSC (doesn't require assembly patching) and virtually nobody is going to unintentionally be holding down this key when playing mods. It's done via <FLJ9108:XXXX .

And in almost all instances I leave it in because it's helpful in debugging and it's more a hassle to turn them on and off for every update. A ton of my mods as they are currently released have specific points where this key is checked, but the tricky part is that I'm the only one who knows where and when they are. It just made sense to covert this old debug item prompt into the system I do for mods nowadays.

can the chinfish ever die i shot it 250 times so i could feed it to mahin but then he became invincible

 

can the chinfish ever die i shot it 250 times so i could feed it to mahin but then he became invincible

No. You can't kill it and there's no way to complete Mahin's "quest". It's invincible and Mahin doesn't have any hidden lines or acknowledgement if it somehow dies.

Originally back in 2013/2014 I was planning on having this actually be possible/necessary. Mahin would ask you again in the Plantation Jail, and that would lead to the player having to enter the door up at the top of the Reservoir and having an arena boss fight with the chinfish. This chinfish boss was actually made and pretty much ""complete"" when part 2 released, but I did something to deactivate it from triggering. I don't know off the top of my head how to re-enable the boss without digging into the script. The mod didn't make it any farther than part 2 though (with the Museum Update ending at Outer Wall canonically).

With Cavern Tale's original cancelation I then planned to reuse the fight with the purple chinfish in Carnage Clash. That also didn't happen. Roughly 5 years later the arena fight was finally released as the first phase/part of Blargo's bossfight in BlargoDX: The Death of Blargo. It's all TSC and 95% the same script wise. Just imagine Blargo's Arena but it's instead a chinfish and vanilla enemy sprites and you have the exact same thing. The 2nd/final phase of the Blargo boss is also based off of some early tests for a Curly fight that dates back to 2014 for Cavern Tale.