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Yea lol

Nyeh!

It’s a mod to stream the 3DS wirelessly to your computer without a hard mod. Perhaps I’ll do an easy, yet, detailed tutorial soon.

@@MrZeroExe I would love to see that!

@@gunkplazti2463 cool. Maybe I can do a combo to use a PS5 or Xbox Series controller wirelessly as well. Or two separate tutorials. I’m gaming on my 3DS with a controller right now.

Never done tutorials but I just might do. Have a ton modded stuff. Thank you :)

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@@MrZeroExe thanks

It’s integrated into the story unlike the other versions that are separate battles like training.

PLEASE

He doesn't have any stabled lore. You can only guess about his past and connection with Rider from his quotes

@@bobanfrombangladesh weird I thought it was the time manipulating diaper guy

He was pretty much one of the first to have fought Rider. He mentions several comrades that he lost to him during the fight. He also has prosthetic arms, which he probably also lost his arms to Rider.

Same for switch

And ps, its to do with weird implementation stuff

Thank you, thank you. Hehe.

Thank you :)

LagXFLCL lmfao the same here! I do that to almost everyone since they're open when they talk. I always thought it was hilarious.

Allday524 there's not really much, all we know is that he is here for revenge for what Rider did in the past.

The Flame basically smacks Rider around a lot. When you lose the Voice says something about the Flame being history, and Rider has already beaten him before. Sorry this isn't more precise, it's been a while since I've seen all of this.

Don't worry, I fighted with him already and got to see what he does wqhen we fail, plus ome quotes of him. But, thanks for answering my question anyway, friend :)

Sofia Fabritchny Yes it is. My apologies, I got used to Furier mode that I forget I'm playing it. I will correct it.

Oh go thank god, he looks super duper uber. If this was normal, I would of never consider challendging him

Sofia Fabritchny Yep it is but itz tooooo easy I play it myself all Achievements unlocked. For myself tooooooo easy

Rudy Jack Yes, I actually have it. I recorded it in two parts because of the Xbox One's 5-minute time limit. I know this is longer but I found a way. Anyway, I will upload now.

Oh great! Thanks in advance!

Igor Alencar i mean this was the point lol

Not only that, but The Rider's body language during this entire fight really gives off a cold, smug superiority on his part. It's clear to see when he successfully dodges The Flames attacks in a cutscene. Instead of rolling out of the way or anything like that, The Rider makes a point of staying completely still before zipping out of The Flame's line of fire, like he's trying to tell him that after everything he's been through while escaping, he's miles below him now. The brutal way The Rider finishes him off as well as taking a moment to look at the shock and disbelief on his face before obliterating him with his pistol is honestly kinda concerning.

Exactly. While the Guardians were killed by simply being pierced by the Stranger's sword, the Flame was completely obliterated by the Stranger's pistol. Now that you talked about the Rider's body language, I'm almost believing that the Rider TRULY hate the Flame, for some reason... or maybe the Rider wanted to end with the Flame quickly, since he is stopping him from continuing his mission.

@@lolrus5555 I mean *to be fair,* he's frustrated at this point in his journey as well. This was possibly his last fight before deciding on fighting The Star depending on if there were more traps waiting for him ahead (which obviously we know and he doesn't.) And since this is someone whom he's fought, is familiar with and can more handily take down, of course he's gonna emit some sort of exuberance about the fight or take some sort of joy from it. Let's not forget, he's practically a soldier, either because he was the best or because he was *identical* to the other Riders, he was chosen to go to this planet. Alone. We don't get to see any of the events that happened between these two, but the bad blood The Flame has is indicative that they had somewhat of a rivalry, at least in his eyes. After getting captured on basically a glorified recon mission and escaping with brute force, spiting one of your former foes as he attempts to prevent you from proceeding with your decision despite not knowing what ridiculous feat you may be willing to pull off to save his planet. To be fair to him, he doesn't know this decision, and The Rider can also just choose to allow the planet to be assimilated, but regardless of which choice The Rider will make its definitely a frustrating scenario to be faced with. I can't say I blame him *that much* for toying a little bit with a foe during a scenario that has so many layers of complex emotions and thoughts going on at once but that's just my take.