My goal in this run was under half an hour, so 29:13 is a sweet time indeed. Also, there are some sound hiccups during the credits. But after a segment as luck demanding as this, I wasn't about to redo it just for one fight. I probably lost some of that gain because I didn't kill Sigma in one pass. At the start of the final fight, I was thirty seconds ahead of the previous segment. I got hit a few times, but it was worth it. The first Sigma fight went much better than last time, as he was only stunned once. I was getting really nervous at Mijinion cause of my health, but I managed. I have never seen Scaravich use that last attack before, but it didn't really matter. On Wolfang I slid after the Shoenzan, which delayed me a bit. I found I had better results with Square+X than Square+Triangle. You'll also notice that for SDC, I now switch Jump and Dash instead of mapping Dash to Triangle. He dove more than I would've liked, but I always hit him twice when he surfaced/dove, so it's okay. I wanted the Heatnix fight to be up to snuff. First you'll notice that I fight Heatnix first, then Wolfang, then I continue my old order. I tried some different things in the boss repeats. This is roughly a 30-40 second improvement. There were only a few times where Gate didn't attack. The real reason this segment was kept is the Gate fight. I did that because if I was blinking when I reached the teleporter, I would not teleport immediately. Before the trash compactor, you'll notice I stop to kill the rolypolys. Roughly a minute is saved with this technique.īefore and after High Max had some rough spots, most notably fudging the Hyoroga on the second ladder.

The timing is very precise, so I didn't plan on having every hit connect. Usually, he stays blinking when I use a second Ensuizan, but it is possible to hit him after he stops blinking. So I just dash inbetween his blasts, using Ensuizan to damage him. On the plus side, High Max doesn't need two hits to be dealt damage and stays put for the rest of the fight. This moves hurts, and if you hit one, it will split into four smaller balls that home in on you. By destroying his shield a certain amount of times, he will instantly go into his desperation mode shooting giant energy balls and saying 'dessun' or something over and over. I forget who found it, but it was discovered that there was a much quicker way of fighting High Max. For comments on the first twelve segments, check the comments on archive. So I have only redone the final two segments of the run. My previous X6 run is quite good I'd say. The previous 12 parts may be downloaded from the old item here: Only the improved parts (13 and 14) are available in this item. Note: This run is a fork of Chris Kirk's previous 8-boss 0:31:00 run. Available in five versions: low/normal quality DivX, and normal/high/low quality H.264 MPEG-4. Speed run of Mega Man X6 with 8 bosses beaten in 14 segments, completed on July 23 2007.

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