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Possibly, but I like to think of this as an extra utility you can opt for depending on the situation. I've come to be able to do it more reliably now, and the grappling hook less often since my speed tends to remain so consistent. Usually don't find time to incorporate the grapple unless I need a sharp ascent. The 5 second cooldown per shot on the grapple really hampers my use of it as well. It's almost never finished reloading when I need it again.

@UltimateRevengicide ah situational understandable, I was mentally just thinking about long distance exploration in which grapple cancelling with a hangyu is best

This particular video was another way you could get this achievement by standing right at the entrance of the boss door and having the fog dissapear. I'm not sure if it's intentional, or if it has since been fixed.

In Survivor mode, the round ends after 30 minutes, and you will be tasked with completing an objective to finish off the level. The pyramid I remember is grabbing and placing two keys, for instance. If you're using the time speed increase constellations, I believe it becomes "60 minutes", which is still actually 30. This may have changed since the 1.0 release on the 31st of October, however. I've been absorbed in Ultima Online as of late, so I haven't had the chance to revisit this one quite yet.

@UltimateRevengicide oh okay got you it just released on Xbox recently and I couldn't pull this bug off so there's a chance they patched some things. Thanks for the reply appreciate it have a good one

Yeah, I still barely understand what is going on in this one. It's like trying to mix Sodoku with Tetris, it just doesn't work and it leads it to be more of a chore in just running head first at RNGesus, than fun.

Lol I have tried, but all 3 are simply difficulty variations of "endless mode".

In the lab area you unlock after "beating" the game the first time (the one near the elevator), there are 4 screens. These give you hints to unlocking the true ending. Go to the stages shown on the screens and play them until you see the mysterious character who comes through a portal. You will have a very small objective to complete when he shows up, then the stage will prematurely end. If you did what you were supposed to, the screen in the lab should be marked indicating that part is complete. Do all 4 of these, then you will be able to fight the "true" version of the final boss. 100% Overkill is required to get the true ending at that point

In the lab area you unlock after "beating" the game the first time (the one near the elevator), there are 4 screens. These give you hints to unlocking the true ending. Go to the stages shown on the screens and play them until you see the mysterious character who comes through a portal. You will have a very small objective to complete when he shows up, then the stage will prematurely end. If you did what you were supposed to, the screen in the lab should be marked indicating that part is complete. Do all 4 of these, then you will be able to fight the "true" version of the final boss. 100% Overkill is required to get the true ending at that point.

@@UltimateRevengicide Thank you I was stumped, since there not too many guides on this game.

The last 3 are in the medal boxes in the Song area. The medal requirements demand you Full Combo every single track to get 4 medals per song to have enough to unlock them, evident by me having every gold but still not having them unlocked. The achievement only require 100 medals total, regardless of difficulty, so I image most just skip them. It was taking too much time for me to gold most of the tracks on Pro, so FC-ing everything, even on Normal was just too much of a time sink for me since it isn't "required". I know it's been done, but it seems the few who have done it don't have any recordings of it.

@@UltimateRevengicide that's very fair, I had no idea they were so demanding! Thank you very much for telling me. I guess I'll just have to get good at the game, maybe I'll use keyboard.

@@UltimateRevengicide its kinda absurd to have to get plat on every song to get all the song in the that area is so easy to miss one key, but this game was crazy good tho

It's the Steam port.

The threshold for A is 18,000. My advice is to make sure you get every trick ramp you can and grab as many rings as you can. On the trick ramps, it's best to not hold any direction and just tap your Jump once near the end of the ramp to practice getting the timing for the higher points. There's not a lot of enemy combo's in this level, but the one of 4 bots over a pit is a must. Working in some of the enemies I didn't hit may also help get you a bit closer. Something to bear in mind is that the Bounce Bracelet also has the unique property of keeping your enemy combo so long as you bounce to stay off the ground. There's a few areas, like the one after the board section where this is can be used to get a good handful of extra points. Time goal should be about 3 minutes so you can get a bonus of around 7000-8000. If you reach the end goal with a bit over 10,000, you should be golden. Practice is key with this one, it's definitely one of the more difficult ones.

How come you haven't uploaded I 6years??

First mission has some audio issues. It was recorded about a month before the other 4. My editing software doesn't allow me to split the audio and video and offset it, otherwise I would of taken the time to fix it. It's a simple fix honestly, I just need to get off my rear and find a backup editing software in case it happens again in the future.

The rank depends of your score not your time, understand?

@@GabrieldosSantos-po8bw no

@@GabrieldosSantos-po8bwfacts bro I learned that and after it was easier to get all As on ever mission

As Gabriel said, it's based on score. Time bonuses are pretty generous, but even blitzing to the end at TAS speed isn't going to give you enough score for the A. You have to grind out at least half of the required points destroying enemies, gathering rings, and doing tricks. Imviz777 is right, once you know score is more important than speed, most of the A ranks are pretty simple. Ironically, Knuckles and Rouge are the only 2 where speed is the important factor to getting the A. You still want to go quick, for sure, but trying to race the clock instead of focusing on big point caches isn't going to net you A ranks. Not realizing just how important score really was is probably why this game kicked mine and many other people's ass at a younger age.

@@UltimateRevengicide knucles and rougue are too hard to get all A ranks

Pretty sure it's intentional.

It's a really useful build, lets you really outclass your pals in terms of DPS output. Isn't really helpful for resource gathering though.