Metroid: Zero Mission 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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What you will be required to do to beat the game. Mecha Ridley: Mecha Ridley is always open and can be reached as long as you have the right items. Bosses: The door to Mecha Ridley is locked until Kraid, Ridley, Mother Brain, and the Chozo Ghost are defeated. Metroid DNA: The door to Mecha Ridley is locked until you find enough Metroid DNA.

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Which in-game difficulty you will play on. Normal: Easy and Normal will be available, and Hard will not. Hard: Hard will be the only available difficulty. Either: All difficulty options will be available. Hard has a small effect on logic due to enemy placements. If Either is selected, logic will not require any tricks that can't be done on all three difficulties. Either also forces logic to assume Hard Mode tank amounts, which may slightly influence item placements and will make combat logic and hazard runs more lenient if you play on Normal.

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Indicates you get items sent from your own world, allowing co-op play of a world. When enabled, you will not lose the items you've collected from your own world if you reset or game-over. Regardless of this setting, you can still play a single-player game without connecting to a server. However, you will not benefit from your items being returned to you when you reload a save.

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

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This option has been replaced with Wall Jumps.

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Open: You can access Chozodia at any time by using a Power Bomb to open the doors. Closed: You must defeat Mother Brain to access Chozodia.

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This option has been replaced with Fully Powered Suit.

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Slightly modify the layout of some rooms to reduce softlocks. NOTE: You can warp to the starting room from anywhere by pressing L on the map screen.

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If Layout Patches is set to Choice, list of layout patches to apply. The names and descriptions of valid layout patches can be found in the patcher here: https://github.com/lilDavid/Archipelago-Metroid-Zero-Mission/blob/main/patcher/layout_patches.py

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Influences where the Morph Ball will be placed. Normal: Shuffled into the pool with no special treatment. Early: Forced to be local in an early location.

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How to handle the activation of the unknown items (Plasma Beam, Space Jump, and Gravity Suit). Ruins Test: Defeat the Chozo Ruins Test in Chozodia as ZSS to gain the Fully Powered Suit and activate the unknown items, as in the unmodified game Shuffled: The Fully Powered Suit is shuffled into the item pool, and the Ruins Test awards a random item Start With: Unknown items are activated and usable as soon as they are received, and the Ruins Test awards a random item Legacy Always Usable: Unknown items are activated and usable as soon as they are received, and the Ruins Test doesn't have a reward

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How wall jumping will be handled. Disabled: Wall jumping will not be possible. All locations can still be reached through other means. Shuffled: A Wall Jump item will be placed into the item pool. Once found, you will be able to wall jump. Enabled, Not Logical: Wall jumping will always be possible, but it will never be required to access any locations. Enabled: Wall jumping will always be possible, and logic may expect using wall jumps to progress where applicable.

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Remove Spring Ball functionality from Hi-Jump and shuffle it into the item pool as a separate item.

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Specify the distribution of extra capacity expansions that should be used to fill vacancies in the pool. This option only has any effect if there are unfilled locations, e.g. when some items are removed. If no weights are provided, the defaults will be used.

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Determines the difficulty of room traversal and game knowledge required by the game's logic. Simple: For beginners to Zero Mission randomizer who have completed the game 100%. Normal: For players with more familiarity with the game, who know some tricks and sequence breaks. Advanced: For experts who want more of a challenge. Includes all tricks, very difficult shinespark chains, crumble jumps, Acid Worm Skip, etc. This setting does not affect the difficulty of hazard runs. Specific tricks like IBJ can be included or excluded in other options.

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Determines the difficulty of combat required by the game's logic. Relaxed: Requires the player have an ample amount of resources to defeat bosses and traverse areas. Normal: Requires the player have enough resources to defeat bosses and traverse areas with a bit of leniency. Minimal: Requires only the minimum amount of resources to complete the game. You may have to fight bosses like in a low% run or find early progression items deep in late-game areas.

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Allows for using IBJ (infinite bomb jumping) in logic. Enabling this option may require you to traverse long vertical and/or horizontal distances using only bombs. If disabled, this option does not disable performing IBJ, but it will never be logically required.

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Allows for traversing heated rooms and acid/lava dives without the appropriate suit(s) in logic. Disabled: Hazard runs are not in logic. Suits are expected before needing to traverse any hazard. Normal: Hazard runs are enabled, with somewhat lenient energy requirements. You will still need to be pretty fast! Minimal: Hazard runs are enabled, requiring only the bare minimum energy that can make it through with clean movement. Warning -- some minimal hazard runs are REALLY tight!

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If enabled, logic will include long, difficult, and/or unintuitive Shinesparks as valid methods of collecting items or traversing areas that normally would not require an advanced Shinespark to collect. This has no effect on long Shinespark puzzles which are the intended way of collecting an item, such as the long Shinespark chain in Chozodia near the Chozo Ghost room. If you do not want to do those either, exclude the location group "Shinespark Puzzles".

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List of paths/tricks/hazard runs to always allow in logic, regardless of logic difficulty setting. The names of valid tricks and trick groups can be found in the tricks.py file here: https://github.com/lilDavid/Archipelago-Metroid-Zero-Mission/blob/main/tricks.py

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List of paths/tricks/hazard runs to never allow in logic, regardless of logic difficulty setting. The names of valid tricks and trick groups can be found in the tricks.py file here: https://github.com/lilDavid/Archipelago-Metroid-Zero-Mission/blob/main/tricks.py

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After escaping Tourian, place Samus in the save room just outside of the Chozo Ghost's room in Chozodia.

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Make Power Bombs drop from enemies twice as often and give 2 units of ammo.

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Display a hint for the location of the Plasma Beam when you defeat Mother Brain.

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Speed up elevators. Fast: Double the vanilla speed Way Too Fast: Triple the vanilla speed

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Reveal all map tiles, and start the game with all map stations visited.

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Reveal the types of destructible blocks.

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Makes the banner that appears when you collect an item much quicker, and makes it play a sound related to the item when it appears.

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Skip the cutscenes that show the Tourian statue's eyes lighting up when you defeat Ridley and Kraid, as well as the animation of the statue's mouths opening.

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How to display items that will be sent to other players. Match Series: Items from Super Metroid and SMZ3 display as their counterpart in Zero Mission. Match Game: Items for other Zero Mission worlds appear as the item that will be sent. None: All items for other players appear as Archipelago logos.

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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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