I was messing around in some of the fights in S1 and i realized that if you die like 5 or 6 times in a battle, the game eventually gives you infinite health. Very interesting.
I was messing around in some of the fights in S1 and i realized that if you die like 5 or 6 times in a battle, the game eventually gives you infinite health. Very interesting.
I remember map glitching up to the top floor of the big ox building, totally bypassing the need to rescue Joy. She still appears in a white space with some dialogue, berating you for not hurrying to rescue Wong. Probably not super-interesting but still noteworthy, I think.
Exactly where did you do the map-glitch at? (at which flight-of-stairs).
I'm guessing random chance and unimaginable persistence. I doubt someone would do a technical analysis of a game to find them (even though it has been done before). The speedrunning community, not exclusive to Shenmue, is rather obsessed with finding all kinds of ways to finish a game as fast as possible by using shortcuts or glitches. These are the so called "Speedrun Any %", which do not establish rules that you must complete the game as originally intended, glitches are allowed as long as they are part of the original game with no outside interference or modding. A few other games I've watched being glitched in the past happened because someone asked a simple question "if this barrier didn't exist, we could skip almost half the game, how do we go about glitching it?"It would be very interesting to know how the community found out these map-glitches. It's a science in itself.
This?"if this barrier didn't exist, we could skip almost half the game, how do we go about glitching it?"
Exactly the example I had in mind.This?
it was a random conversation with Joy in the arcade where she mentions that she knows Master Chen and his son..
I didn't encounter that conversation, however if you listen to the wiretap tape in Ren's hideout after the relevant clue you can
listen to a phone conversation between Joy and Guizhang Chen.