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*Beats Meta Ridley*
Surely not the end yet? No. Okay.
*Beats Metroid Prime*
Well thank feck for that...
*Meets Metroid Prime again*
Oh For F*** Sake
The game stopped being fun a long time ago, way back when the hideous reality of the backtracking set in.
Now I just really want to finish the thing, so that I can trade it in when Burnout 2 comes along.
But Mertoid Prime stands between me and my fifteen or twenty quid.
Okay, I've stood in Phazon and blasted at him. Took his energy down to nearly nothing. Then he stops, a bunch of random-seeming waves of fire spread over the ground, metroids appear, he comes back with full energy.
Repeat.
Questions:
Metroids - Best / quickest way to kill?
When invisible - Sometimes the x-ray scanner shows nothing, sometimes something's there. What's all that about?
Is this the last boss? Please tell me this is the last thing. 3 end of game bosses is taking the pish. I think 4 would make me cry.
And any general help on sending the translucent son of a biatch to hell would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers.
until the first pool of phazon appears, use the combat visor, then switch to the xray visor, when he disappears again, use the thermal visor, and when he disappears AGAIN switch back to the combat visor. repeat this until dead.
for the little metroids, wait till the pool appears, then roll to it, drop a power bomb, then get up and shoot the prime
also when u go into hyper mode dont keep pressing A, hold it and it hurts him more
And there was plenty of reason, the fact that the Chozos mentioned it regulary, and the Space Pirates talked about it in their logs.
Remember that nobody knew she was at Tallon IV, she followed the pirates there immediatly after the original Metroid.
Bah. I had 74 or 76%. By the ending description I guess it was 74.
And rather than make the latter stages about the search for coffee, the could have.. hmm.. changed the plot so it actually worked?
Ah well, soon there shall be Zelda, and all this shall be forgotten :^)
She's a bounty hunter, she was payed to track and destroy the Space Pirates and Metroids.
> Doesn't make sense to me.
Well, it depends if you want the game to involve you exploring tallon IV, getting a phazon sample, running away, getting it analyzed (a compound no-one has even HEARD of before), waiting for the results, making regular trips to the coffee machine as you await the results. Or whether you want the game to actually have some playability and fun.
But there was no reason to believe killing the creature would cause it to suck in and neutralise all the phazon.
If she wanted to stop the phazon, surely she should have taken a sample, got it analysed for a way to neutralise or contain it, and come back with the kit to do the job properly. Not just gone in on the off chance that everything would be alright.
And if the shield had held out for so long, it would surely have done the job a little longer, while she did the job properly.
But no, open it up for the perpetually re-spawning space pirates, go in, kill what's inside, and hope against all odds that if/when she kills it the thing will suck up all the phazon and everything will be happy and shiny again.
Doesn't make sense to me.