All right! We did it! We got everything!
As a result, the barrier is down in the fourth section of Sector Z. Let's see what's there...
As a result, the barrier is down in the fourth section of Sector Z. Let's see what's there...
Sector Z
0:38 - All right! Here we go!
To get through the barriers, you'll have to reboot your personal nanofield, then walk through while you're still flashing. Otherwise, you'll die instantly. Don't screw this up. To reboot your personal Nanofield, duck down, press C four times followed by the Z key to connect to your own Nanofield, then crack it.
1:39 - We finally get the Null Driver, which is selectable by pressing 0. This stays with you even if you switch to a different save file. If you quit the game, you'll have to go through all this to get it again. Also, it's the only gun with an actual warning label, as you'll find out.
3:17 - This is what happens when you fire the Null Driver. The graphics act all glitched up, everything on screen dies, and your points skyrocket to 99. Now you can play through the entire game with maximum stats, which is impossible in a normal game.
Also, the graphics are completely random. Absolutely every sprite in the game is here, including some you'd only see if you were playing a Pacifist Run as well as posters and in-game maps. Stuff even goes into weird animations, so don't be surprised if you play this, use the Null Driver when you get it, and then laugh your head off for some inexplicable reason.
To get through the barriers, you'll have to reboot your personal nanofield, then walk through while you're still flashing. Otherwise, you'll die instantly. Don't screw this up. To reboot your personal Nanofield, duck down, press C four times followed by the Z key to connect to your own Nanofield, then crack it.
1:39 - We finally get the Null Driver, which is selectable by pressing 0. This stays with you even if you switch to a different save file. If you quit the game, you'll have to go through all this to get it again. Also, it's the only gun with an actual warning label, as you'll find out.
3:17 - This is what happens when you fire the Null Driver. The graphics act all glitched up, everything on screen dies, and your points skyrocket to 99. Now you can play through the entire game with maximum stats, which is impossible in a normal game.
Also, the graphics are completely random. Absolutely every sprite in the game is here, including some you'd only see if you were playing a Pacifist Run as well as posters and in-game maps. Stuff even goes into weird animations, so don't be surprised if you play this, use the Null Driver when you get it, and then laugh your head off for some inexplicable reason.
3:43 - Here's the only stat we didn't max out...until now. Maxing out Assimilate will give you Advanced Recovery. With this, picking up Red Nano will give you two Health points while touching a green one will replenish one Health point instead of none at all. Yeah, that would have been useful against General Tor...
4:54 - Oh, LOL. Believe it or not, that black Iji that randomly showed up thanks to the Null Driver is the alternate costume that DeceasedCrab never showed off. You'll see Iji clones with the regular outfit every so often with that gun, too. For some reason, when he tries to crack it, he [b]loses[/b] points. Weird.
5:05 - Alright, Scrambler time. You get this when you beat the game once.
5:53 - The Scrambler in action (again). Also, seizure Scout body is in need of medical attention. /silentzorah
7:01 - "Hey, look at me! I'm mysteriously flying in the air for no reason while I swing my sword around like an evolutionary reject! DURR DU-DURR!" Also, killing things with the null driver sends sprites flying around everywhere before they disappear again.
8:05 - Invisible lift is invisible.
8:39 - Well, now everything's a lot clearer.
9:10 - "No! Don't believe that! It's not safe!"
9:27 - WUT
10:10 - The Scrambler even messes up the cutscenes. Oh, lord.
Well, that's it for this one. It was almost 100 KB worth of Notepad goodness, and it's been fun...but all good things must come to an end. Tune in next time for another awesome game.
4:54 - Oh, LOL. Believe it or not, that black Iji that randomly showed up thanks to the Null Driver is the alternate costume that DeceasedCrab never showed off. You'll see Iji clones with the regular outfit every so often with that gun, too. For some reason, when he tries to crack it, he [b]loses[/b] points. Weird.
5:05 - Alright, Scrambler time. You get this when you beat the game once.
5:53 - The Scrambler in action (again). Also, seizure Scout body is in need of medical attention. /silentzorah
7:01 - "Hey, look at me! I'm mysteriously flying in the air for no reason while I swing my sword around like an evolutionary reject! DURR DU-DURR!" Also, killing things with the null driver sends sprites flying around everywhere before they disappear again.
8:05 - Invisible lift is invisible.
8:39 - Well, now everything's a lot clearer.
9:10 - "No! Don't believe that! It's not safe!"
9:27 - WUT
10:10 - The Scrambler even messes up the cutscenes. Oh, lord.
Well, that's it for this one. It was almost 100 KB worth of Notepad goodness, and it's been fun...but all good things must come to an end. Tune in next time for another awesome game.
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