Rabi-Ribi: Erina phasing through spikes for some unexplained reason [Bug?]

Well, I legit have no idea what happened here. Maybe someone that knows more about the game engine can tell me how the heck Erina somehow managed to completely ignore these spikeballs.
Sadly, I was too shocked with this and immediately died to the green fairy anyway.
This wasn’t a one time thing either, I have experienced this a few more times since this video on this very same map... I believe it has something to do with the Quick Drop and the hitboxes of these spike things. Either way I believe there is some undiscovered potential here, if someone bothered to actually experiement with this.
You could also consider this as a small sneak peak of the next video, which will cover this Custom Map properly, as soon as I complete it- which, will likely take at least some days...!
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[@dontsayflan4315]

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[@Matek8338]

I did notice that when Erin's is falling through the spike, she is in the standing animation, since you kinda clipped the top of the block next to spikes. So maybe the game treated Erinac's hitbox as being inside the wall, or maybe while standing the spikes have very different hitboxes? For sure looked weird

[@Earth2Link]

zamn that bussy buzzin'

[@Sharples65]

Respectfully agree.

[@flariz4824]

Yes

[@huevonesunltd]

What is the hardest achievement in rabi-ribi?
(Other than the get all achievements achievement)

[@flariz4824]

For achivements in-game, the safest bet and what most will probably say is the hardest one is probably BEX True Boss Rush. And I think, if you are not playing with any sort of restrictions at all, it is likely the hardest one.
I think I have seen some say you may attempt it with Erina 200% which makes it easier though, so there is that.
That is the thing with most achivements, there is always a way or method to make it a lot easier.
Platinum Bunny Speedrunner is another example. If you attempt to do it on a new game as you are expected to do it, then it is quite challening... or you could just use a Casual Loop 2 file with all the stuff already collected and make it very easy to get.
Dodge Master Rumi is known as the hardest Dodge Master, but it could also be trivialized by doing it on Loop 2 (Since 99 Reflect goes aways in loops, which is the main thing that makes the Dodge Master so difficult to get in the first place).
Getting 20 Easter Eggs on 0% is not really difficult so much as time consuming I would say, but could be up there.
Super quick charge Ribbon may be a candidate as well, but it doesn’t really specify any difficulty so you could probably do it on Casual if you wanted...Same with Another Layer of Nightmare (Miru SP Extreme+)
So overall I would say BEX True Boss Rush probably still wins, even with the Erina 200% method.
None of the other achivements really strike me as being particulary harder than others, some have the potential to be but either there is a way to exploit them or they aren’t limited by difficulty thus you could do them on Casual and it will work...
For me, the last achivements I got were defeating Irisu SP and thus also getting Super quick charge Ribbon, just because of how I do things. It was BEX Right Path No Consumables No Buffs...by far the hardest thing I had done till that point xD

[@looming314]

BEXTBR always.

[@flariz4824]

Yeah probably

[@Mudkep_]

I think its okay that there is different ways to get achievements, you can get the achievement how you want to.
For the casual but dedicated player, maybe you just want to have that nice achievement board lit up 100% (though its pretty hard in this particular game)
For the hardcore player, maybe you get achievements without using loops, or do certain achievements on BEX, then upload your achievements on youtube.
Base Difficulty, Consumables, Buffs, and Loops are the 4 main ways of power creeping most achievements.
I must say I should definitely try a savefile without using consumables and buffs. The game truly becomes Elden Ring the Anime when played like that.

[@rainywaifu469]

👏

[@BakedBanana]

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[@SuperKoru64]

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[@chopper5722]

Do you use the default controls？

[@flariz4824]

I use default keyboard controls, except the Hammer and the Jump keys are swapped. I am too used to use "X" for Jump, and to a lesser extent "Z" is generally the main attack (In this case the Hammer).

[@chopper5722]

I want to know what keyboard settings the pros use because I always can't control Erina very smoothly orz...

[@flariz4824]

Well I mean this is just my personal experience and I don’t think it’s objectively best of course but since you asked:
Z is Hammer
X is Jump
C is Ribbon
V is Amulet/Boost
A & D to scroll the Magic/Item rings
Space to activate said rings in the first place
I also occasionally use the Amulet with the shortcut key (Shift), because that is sometimes more convenient than pressing 🠗 + V.
A great example is when you want to use the Amulet literally on the first possible frame you can when starting the fight, such as Miru on 0% (Where you want to get 2 in before Bunny Lover comes up and reduces your damage), and Irisu SP (So you stun her ASAP and get more infinite amulets time). I used Shift for these, since pressing 🠗 + V takes ever slightly longer than just 1 key input that you can just keep pressed before the fight even starts.
Aside from that, just like most bullet hells, it’s mostly about getting a feel for the movement. Aka keep playing, you will naturally get better at it. Hitboxes knowledge as well help.

[@chopper5722]

Thx for your reply! I finally find a way to control Erina with no problems. Then after a month of practice I managed to beat Irisu sp extreme+ without consumables and I still can't believe it omg!!

[@flariz4824]

Yeah this is really really awesome, it is literally the hardest fight in the whole game, congrats!