Planets & Octhipmunks
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This sure is a lot of parts for Team Brennario to still not have even one Star yet.
←Part 4 (edited) & Part 5 Part 7→
This time, Enya licked the checkpoint flag, which turned the same shade of blue as her outfit, with the Bowser symbol changed to a gold circle with the e from Enya's wordmark.
Ahead was a patch of mud, which slowed down Mario and Luigi when they tried to walk through it, allowing a...flying chipmunk?...to fly into Luigi (so they can hurt us). Strangely, though, Enya and I were able to run right through it. I'm guessing that that has something to do with being part Yoshi. As Enya took the coin up ahead (with so many coins and Star Bits laying around, shouldn't the chipmunks and Octhipmunks have managed to get them all first?), I took off my shoe to check if I had a Yoshi foot. It still looked human, but since I've never seen a Yoshi's feet, I wouldn't know.
To the right was a slightly larger patch of mud and sand with stone platforms with wheels circling the planet past it. Why do they need wheels if they can roll on thin air above several black holes without being sucked into any of them? Anyway, the Mario Bros. and I went through the sand to the grass on the other side, while Enya went onto one of the stone platforms.
"I'm gonna see where this thing leads," she stated.
"Okey-dokey!" agreed Mario.
There wasn't very much up ahead that we could get through without leaving the stone platforms - just two more crystals (one with some Star Bits in it), two more flying chipmunks, another patch of mud, an Octhipmunk (which managed to hit Luigi with a rock), and a Star Bit that came out of a patch of tall grass when Luigi went through it. It took about fifteen more seconds for Enya to come around the planet and join us.
"Just another 1-Up Mushroom," she said, hopping off the platform.
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I have a couple of questions:
1) I wanted to make the distribution of hits, deaths, etc. as realistic as possible (i.e. Team Brennario gets hit about as often in MSL as Mario would in the actual Super Mario Galaxy 2), as well as make the writing more fun, so for the part where the Mario Bros. and Moya fight the Paragoombas and Octoomba while Enya gets the 1-Up Mushroom, I drew a tiny map of that part of the planet in MS Paint and "played" through that section as if I were playing Dungeons & Dragons (complete with dice and made-up initiative modifiers for Team Brennario and the Octoomba), then summarized it. Even though I drew as little as possible (a single red pixel for Mario, a single green pixel in a shade different from that of the grass for Luigi, etc.), it kinda took a while, and I accidentally made a second Enya join them until I remembered that Enya wasn't actually supposed to be there.
2) After I finish writing MSL, I'm gonna go through and add artwork (attempting to finish from November 1 to November 30 next year, or whatever year I finish writing). I was thinking of also making userpics of Enya and Moya using each of the SMG2 powerups (except the Spin Drill since there is no costume change for it), as well as userpics of a Cosmic Enya and a Cosmic Moya. I'm unsure of how many separate userpics I should make, though.
Poll Dilemmas from outer space
EDIT: In that last option, when I said "onto one userpic," I meant one non-animated userpic.
EDOT: WTCN? I totally messed up that first question. How is "Should I keep making D&D-like boards for Moya's Space Log, or go back to making up who gets hit when as I go along?" a yes or no question?! The yes and no were intended to refer to the part of the question before the comma (i.e. yes means keep making D&D boards, and no means make up hits as I go along).
This sure is a lot of parts for Team Brennario to still not have even one Star yet.
←Part 4 (edited) & Part 5 Part 7→
This time, Enya licked the checkpoint flag, which turned the same shade of blue as her outfit, with the Bowser symbol changed to a gold circle with the e from Enya's wordmark.
Ahead was a patch of mud, which slowed down Mario and Luigi when they tried to walk through it, allowing a...flying chipmunk?...to fly into Luigi (so they can hurt us). Strangely, though, Enya and I were able to run right through it. I'm guessing that that has something to do with being part Yoshi. As Enya took the coin up ahead (with so many coins and Star Bits laying around, shouldn't the chipmunks and Octhipmunks have managed to get them all first?), I took off my shoe to check if I had a Yoshi foot. It still looked human, but since I've never seen a Yoshi's feet, I wouldn't know.
To the right was a slightly larger patch of mud and sand with stone platforms with wheels circling the planet past it. Why do they need wheels if they can roll on thin air above several black holes without being sucked into any of them? Anyway, the Mario Bros. and I went through the sand to the grass on the other side, while Enya went onto one of the stone platforms.
"I'm gonna see where this thing leads," she stated.
"Okey-dokey!" agreed Mario.
There wasn't very much up ahead that we could get through without leaving the stone platforms - just two more crystals (one with some Star Bits in it), two more flying chipmunks, another patch of mud, an Octhipmunk (which managed to hit Luigi with a rock), and a Star Bit that came out of a patch of tall grass when Luigi went through it. It took about fifteen more seconds for Enya to come around the planet and join us.
"Just another 1-Up Mushroom," she said, hopping off the platform.
--
I have a couple of questions:
1) I wanted to make the distribution of hits, deaths, etc. as realistic as possible (i.e. Team Brennario gets hit about as often in MSL as Mario would in the actual Super Mario Galaxy 2), as well as make the writing more fun, so for the part where the Mario Bros. and Moya fight the Paragoombas and Octoomba while Enya gets the 1-Up Mushroom, I drew a tiny map of that part of the planet in MS Paint and "played" through that section as if I were playing Dungeons & Dragons (complete with dice and made-up initiative modifiers for Team Brennario and the Octoomba), then summarized it. Even though I drew as little as possible (a single red pixel for Mario, a single green pixel in a shade different from that of the grass for Luigi, etc.), it kinda took a while, and I accidentally made a second Enya join them until I remembered that Enya wasn't actually supposed to be there.
2) After I finish writing MSL, I'm gonna go through and add artwork (attempting to finish from November 1 to November 30 next year, or whatever year I finish writing). I was thinking of also making userpics of Enya and Moya using each of the SMG2 powerups (except the Spin Drill since there is no costume change for it), as well as userpics of a Cosmic Enya and a Cosmic Moya. I'm unsure of how many separate userpics I should make, though.
Poll Dilemmas from outer space
EDIT: In that last option, when I said "onto one userpic," I meant one non-animated userpic.
EDOT: WTCN? I totally messed up that first question. How is "Should I keep making D&D-like boards for Moya's Space Log, or go back to making up who gets hit when as I go along?" a yes or no question?! The yes and no were intended to refer to the part of the question before the comma (i.e. yes means keep making D&D boards, and no means make up hits as I go along).