Mega Man X konfigurieren

A system that can move progression earlier, to try and prevent the player from getting stuck and bored early. A lower setting means more getting stuck. A higher setting means less getting stuck.

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Set rules for reachability of your items/locations. **Full:** ensure everything can be reached and acquired. **Minimal:** ensure what is needed to reach your goal can be acquired.

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When you die, everyone who enabled death link dies. Of course, the reverse is true too.

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Damage is shared across slots

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Enable EnergyLink support. EnergyLink in MMX2 works as a big HP and Weapon Energy pool that the players can use to request HP or Weapon Energy whenever they need to. You make use of this feature by typing /heal <amount> or /refill <amount> in the client.

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Default buttons for every action.

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Whether collecting freestanding 1ups, HP and Weapon Energy capsules will grant a check.

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Places the Legs Upgrade item in sphere 1.

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How many lives to start the game with. Note: This number becomes the new default life count, meaning that it will persist after a game over.

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How much HP X will have at the start of the game. Note: Going over 32 HP may cause visual bugs in either gameplay or the pause menu. The max HP is capped at 56.

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How many units of HP each Heart tank will provide to the user. Note: Going over 32 HP may cause visual bugs in either gameplay or the pause menu. The max HP is capped at 56.

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Jams X's buster making it only able to shoot lemons. Note: This adds another Arms Upgrade into the item pool.

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Enables performing a dash wall jump by holding down the button instead of pressing it every time.

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Allows X to perform longer jumps when holding down the Dash button. Only works after getting a Legs Upgrade.

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Adds another Legs Upgrade that allows X to perform an Air Dash.

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Adds Hadouken to the item pool. Hadouken will deal the current HP as damage and half the current HP on strict weakness settings.

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Adds Quick Charge Chip from Mega Man X5 into the item pool. Halves charge time for X-Buster and Special Weapon shots.

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Adds Speedster Chip from Mega Man X5 into the item pool. Increases walking speed by 50%

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Adds Super Recover Chip from Mega Man X5 into the item pool. Increases recovery from items by 25%. Also affects EnergyLink deposit rate. Doesn't affect Sub Tanks.

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Adds Rapid Five Chip from Mega Man X5 into the item pool. Increases the amount of buster shots on screen to 5.

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Adds Speed Shot Chip from Mega Man X5 into the item pool. Increases X's buster shots (lemons) horizontal speed by 50%.

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Adds Buster Plus Chip from Mega Man X5 into the item pool. Increases Buster (lemon) damage by 1.

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Adds Weapon Plus Chip from Mega Man X6 into the item pool. Increases Weapon damage by 1.

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Adds Charged Shotgun Ice as logic to some locations. Some of those may be hard to execute.

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Under which conditions will Sigma's Fortress open. If no options are selected a multiworld item granting access to the stage will be created. Medals: Consider Maverick medals to get access to the fortress. Weapons: Consider weapons to get access to the fortress. Armor Upgrades: Consider upgrades to get access to the fortress. Heart Tanks: Consider heart tanks to get access to the fortress. Sub Tanks: Consider sub tanks to get access to the fortress.

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How many Maverick Medals are required to access Sigma's Fortress.

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How many weapons are required to access Sigma's Fortress.

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How many armor upgrades are required to access Sigma's Fortress.

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How many Heart Tanks are required to access Sigma's Fortress.

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How many Sub Tanks are required to access Sigma's Fortress.

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Whether to unlock Sigma's Fortress 1-3 levels as a group or not. Unlocking level 4 requires getting all Fortress levels cleared.

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Sigma's Fortress will logically expect you to have the legs upgrade.

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Every main boss will have its weakness randomized. vanilla: Bosses retain their original weaknesses shuffled: Bosses have their weaknesses shuffled chaotic_double: Bosses will have two random weaknesses under the chaotic set chaotic_single: Bosses will have one random weakness under the chaotic set The chaotic set makes every weapon charge level a separate weakness instead of keeping them together, meaning that a boss can be weak to Charged Rolling Shield but not its uncharged version.

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Forces bosses to have a specific weakness. Uses the names that appear on the chaotic weakness set. Format: Boss Name: Weakness Name

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How strict boss weaknesses will be. not_strict: Allow every weapon to deal damage to the bosses weakness_and_buster: Only allow the weakness and buster to deal damage to the bosses weakness_and_upgraded_buster: Only allow the weakness and buster charge level 3 to deal damage to the bosses only_weakness: Only the weakness will deal damage to the bosses

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Wheter to randomize the boss' hp or not. off: Bosses' HP will not be randomized weak: Bosses will have [1,32] HP regular: Bosses will have [16,48] HP strong: Bosses will have [32,64] HP chaotic: Bosses will have [1,64] HP

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Every main boss will logically expect you to have its weakness.

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Allows you to create colors for each weapon X has. Includes charge levels and Gold Armor customization. This will override the option preset Each one expects 16 values which are mapped to X's colors. The values can be in SNES RGB (bgr555) with the $ prefix or PC RGB (rgb888) with the # prefix.

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Which color to use for X's default color

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Which color to use for X's Homing Torpedo

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Which color to use for X's Chameleon Sting

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Which color to use for X's Rolling Shield

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Which color to use for X's Fire Wave

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Which color to use for X's Storm Tornado

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Which color to use for X's Electric Spark

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Which color to use for X's Boomerang Cutter

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Which color to use for X's Shotgun Ice

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Forces these items to be in their native world.

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Forces these items to be outside their native world.

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Start with the specified amount of these items. Example: {Bomb: 1, Arrow: 3}

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Start with the specified amount of these items and don't place them in the world. Example: {Bomb: 1, Arrow: 3} The game decides what the replacement items will be.

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Start with these item's locations prefilled into the ``!hint`` command.

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Start with these locations and their item prefilled into the ``!hint`` command.

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Prevent these locations from having an important item.

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Prevent these locations from having an unimportant item.

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Share part of your item pool with other players.

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Generic items plando.

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