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@@reptilrrudy2389 Drill is a difficult first stop, but it makes mincemeat of the rest of the order. I enjoy the Drill Bomb a bit too much..

Props for going after anyone other than Solar or Blade first. EA man will never get old.

It’s in the game!

Huh, I didn’t knew that. Thanks for the post!

Haven’t recorded anything lately. But I still like to chat on my channel.

That would be the Megas! Check them out!

Full disclosure, RoahmMythril came up with that strategy, and it’s the only one that has ever worked for me.

@@hunam1464 I’ve been watching your Mega Man videos lately! I’m loving them.

@@shane3674 Enjoy!

Thanks for this!

@@hunam1464 🥰

I don’t recommend doing it even if you do have the time.

Any challenge run involving not getting hit with Needle Man is going to include a montage of failures. It’s seriously one of the hardest fights in the series. The only saving this one from being a 10 is that the stage is a cakewalk. I’m inclined to agree with Fellon250 - Needle Man hits 5/5 territory just from no damage. No miss makes it much much worse because he jumps around like a spazz so much. Anyway, glad you enjoy the vids, and particularly my suffering haha.

It was for sure a miss- I put two shots on and one hit, the other sailed right through the antennae. Nice hitbox, game. I wouldn’t even mind the Sniper Joe on a treadmill much if he wasn’t also behind a foreground pillar. That is straight up the developers telling you they hate you. And the less I say about Dynamo Man, the better.

​@@hunam1464 I'd say that pillar eve worse because it also hides where are tellies which are appearing on the ceiling. I don't personally think that Dynamo Man is the worst, though. He's still terrible just not the most abysmal

@@romanpattysstuff Dynamo Man’s fight is neat enough to not be the worst. But the regeneration move is so cheap that the fight can go on essentially indefinitely. That invalidates the weakness, so going by Pattern, Fairness, Weakness, and Delivery, you’re looking at 0 points across the board. It’s not just bad, it’s artificially bad.

That one is pretty tricky, considering you have to shoot it during an off height jump, and the shots eventually desync to the invincibility frames. Avoiding his shots isn’t hard, but getting your shots right is. I think maybe I could wait for it to resync if I need to, but I haven’t tried that yet. The Platypressors are more difficult versions of the same concept, in my opinion.

@@hunam1464 I was talking about the green jumping enemy. With the glue on the floor, I have no way to run under it in time and haven’t been able to get enough shots off

@@zanmolecules4105 Big Stomper is a pain as well, but there’s a strategy for him too. If you can get a good 5-7 shots on him for each stomp, you can jump out of the way of the lobbed shot and avoid triggering the long jump. The biggest thing is DON’T PANIC.

No-Miss refers to one of the rules of this challenge. I am not allowed to take damage, use anything other than uncharged Mega Buster shots, and all shots must hit a destructible (an enemy or projectile) or obstacle. If I break any of these rules, I start again from the start of the stage.

Glad you enjoyed!

@@hunam1464 i got gold on buster only challenges from the Legacy Collection because of it. 👍

@@profdude 👊 Well done!

Yeah, no time to do anything for the channel, sadly. Thanks for checking in.

True. It doesn’t work for the first shot, though. But it’s funny that even the normal shots are easy to dodge.

If you want to try the challenge, there are stages that are much better places to start than this one. This stage earned the rating it got. Gorilla Tanks are nasty, and while the Common Cannons on springs are irritating, the Jetbeetles cause more close calls than they really should.

@@hunam1464 I feel like my best bet would be to start with Galaxy Man, since I've been able to perfect both his stage and fight I think a seven out of ten is an appropriate ratin' Yeah, they are, and they're bloody durable which can make them extra nasty for this challenge. I mean really? Twenty-four shots? Just for a mini boss? The Jet Beetles are very annoyin', but I feel that I've had more deaths from the Common Cannons on springs than the Jet Beetles, though the beetles have killed me a good number of times as well

@@MinJaeEXE Galaxy Man is a great choice! I would also recommend Cut Man, Heat Man (assuming you have enough experience with the Yoku Blocks), Wave Man (a memorization puzzle), Gyro Man, Gravity Man or Junk Man as good starting points.

@@hunam1464 Thanks ^^ I feel like Cut Man would also be an easy startin' point, but I feel more comfortable playin' nine then I do one TwT"" I have actually memorized the block patterns in Heat Man stage, it's actually not that bad Wave Man, Gyro, Man, and Gravity Man would also be good startin' points for me ^^ As for Junk Man.. I have a bit of a hard time fightin' him with just the buster; I'd probably start with Freeze Man in seven Thanks for your suggestions! ^^

Of course it has to be the hardest ones.

The stage on the other hand..

Quick Man had the most outtakes, but the runs tended to flow like water. I would put in 30-40 runs in a day easily on Quick Man. The hardest one was Slash Man, which I could only do 12-15, because the stage is also grueling along with the boss.

Sony Vegas, I swear. In the caption function, if you have a T and M adjacent to each other, the program converts to a trademark symbol, which it should only do if there is a space or punctuation afterwards. I’ve fixed it in several cases by adding a one-pixel space between, but this one escaped my attention. It could be a trivia question how many times that shows up.

It won’t happen twice, that’s all I’m saying about it.

That’s fair, but it’s not like that room is difficult anyway. This stage is a cakewalk outside that first room.

@@hunam1464 yes, I agree. The stage is very easy aside from the first screen.

Especially that one screen with a pixel perfect jump, the Totem Pollen dropping fire on you from above, with a Roller on the other side. That room is mean.

I know that strategy works, but after this nightmare of a stage, I wanted precisely zero risk.

The Stegoruses take 20 shots. Then there’s King Gojulus which takes 32. Slash Man’s goo bombs take 8 individual button presses each. This stage man. This stage.

As difficult as it is, and as much as I don’t like the scrolling screen, I actually like Tengu Man’s fight. Ground Man’s fight is pretty decent as well (aside from the one undodgeable drill pattern).

You’re probably right on that. And it would have been strange if the regular buster shot did 2 and the charge did 3.

For sure.

I agree. Charged buster shots are Burner Man’s true weakness, not the Ice Wall.

@@hunam1464 ice wall really helps you dodge his burner wave, you can completly cancel the attack that way and you don't have to do the hard double slide under him

@@Red_Biker_Dude The double slide is only tricky because it isn’t intuitive where you need to start it. The natural inclination is to do it as close to the Wave Burner as possible, which smacks your head into Burner Man’s feet. So you actually need to start the move further back.

Why does it have to be clowns?

@@hunam1464 Coulrophobia is common in the US, however, in Japan it is quite rare. Japan actually loves clowns, as they often make appearances in many Japanese games. Coulrophobia is common in America because of popular culture like IT and the variety of horror games, movies, and stories that feature clowns.

The Oshitsu Osarettsu is a pure reflex test. If miss that first shot and don’t tap that quick 7 button combo, you are failing it. With this, you need 12 shots. This is actually harder in my opinion.