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Originally Posted by Thorham
Of course, you made that dungeon. If you've only played the early part a few times, then it will be harder. Also, there is a hint of panic (as per design, right?), and this doesn't help when trying to quickly navigate that area.
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You just need to plan things in advance.
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Originally Posted by Thorham
True, but he also has to be killed to progress further into the dungeon, and if I'm not mistaken it's beneficial to do this as early as possible (not easy).
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Well, i could say otherwise, but i do not want to emit spoilers
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Originally Posted by Thorham
No problem, after all, this dungeon is fun.
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This is all that counts
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Originally Posted by Thorham
It simply opens a screen of the required dimensions (manual input), but of a different mode. Mine is a modified DblNtsc monitor (great in interlace: 94 Hrtz interlace, far less flicker on an SVGA CRT than DblPal No flicker).
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Well, just do what suits you the best
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Originally Posted by Thorham
No, that doesn't happen, and would actually not be nice when facing the dragons (when you play like me: running around them to be able to hit him from the back all the time). In fact, could it be possible that the games runs slightly slower because of the increased chipmem bandwidth?
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Errh, maybe you mean the increased chipmem bandwidth that's used by the chipset, that is, the decreased chipmem bandwidth that remains free for the cpu ?
If your mode is a 28mhz mode, then it's perfectly possible that it can run slower.