Try the railing behind you maybe? I forget the exact location, but you're super close!
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Super Mario Odyssey |OT| RSVP: Guests of the Bride
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This is the hump closest to the ship. The "first" hump as most guides say. And I tried the railing. I'll try for another few minutes but I am so frustrated. I literally only have the "master cup" Moon left in this level and this one Moon that doesn't even count towards this level anyway so I won't even have to come back again if I find it. (And don't bother with the racing.)
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I don't wish to discuss it further, enjoy your content otherwise! Good to see you here.
Okay, I think I found the hardest moon in the game *for me*. I didn't have a lot of trouble with any of the
moons, but it just took me forever to get
I'm almost 500 moons and and that was the only time I've gotten legitimately frustrated. Not even the jump rope was this bad. That mini game just doesn't jibe with me, for some reason.
Dark Side
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I'm almost 500 moons and and that was the only time I've gotten legitimately frustrated. Not even the jump rope was this bad. That mini game just doesn't jibe with me, for some reason.
made it to new donk city and my feeling of the game is that it feels less like nintendo made another sm64 or sms and more like they made their own take on a banjo-kazooie game. sm64 and sms set the player down certain paths that could be deviated from for special extras. b-k let the player explore an open world until they hit the right number of jigsaw pieces or they felt ready to leave and move on to something else. and a lot of the jigsaw pieces were accomplished by just exploring or tackling minigames. b-k also had a transformation angle to keep the gameplay fresh. i don't think nintendo specifically copied it as much as this is the more logical take on where to go with a collectathon platformer.
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Okay. So I have solved my Art Moon problem...
So it would appear that you need to "activate" the Moon by looking at the art first. I discovered this when I went to Bowser's Kingdom to find the Moon related to the Art in Sand Kingdom and it wasn't there. So I travelled to the Sand Kingdom and looked at the Art with the A button and then went back to Bowser's Kingdom and sure enough, there it was.
So I tried the same thing with the Hat one. I went to Peach's Castle and looked at the artwork then went back to the bridge and BOOM, found it almost immediately.
But here's the thing, while I'm pretty sure I hadn't looked at the Bowser art before, I DID look at the Hat art before. I even took a screenshot of it. But for some reason the activation gets reset. I assume it resets when you quit, which is really dumb design if you ask me. So I guess keep it in mind if you're looking for Art Moons, visit the Art first and press A to look at it then go find it right away before quitting the game.
So I tried the same thing with the Hat one. I went to Peach's Castle and looked at the artwork then went back to the bridge and BOOM, found it almost immediately.
But here's the thing, while I'm pretty sure I hadn't looked at the Bowser art before, I DID look at the Hat art before. I even took a screenshot of it. But for some reason the activation gets reset. I assume it resets when you quit, which is really dumb design if you ask me. So I guess keep it in mind if you're looking for Art Moons, visit the Art first and press A to look at it then go find it right away before quitting the game.
https://imgur.com/gallery/Za6lEHere's the exact spot. You may need to do something specific to activate it maybe? I looked at the big tower from there using first person mode. And I'm sure you presssed A to read the original picture hint that showed you to go there? Did you save a screenshot?
Edit: well, there you go then, haha
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It feels like that until you finish the story. Then the shackles come off and it becomes proper Mario again.
The best way to play it is to do the bare minimum in each kingdom to re-activate the Odyssey, power through to the final boss and then enjoy the freedom of the post-game.
Yes, I had looked at the Art and I had taken a screenshot, (Which is how I knew I had looked at it) but I guess if you quit the game and come back later the activation resets. Which is really stupid. Once it's activated, the Moon should now exist. Doesn't make sense. What if I activate a bunch at once? Does it only allow one to be active at once? It shouldn't even matter. Once you look at the Art, it should be permanently activated.
At 620 moons I'm starting to get fatigued of this game. How's everyone else doing? It's still, and was, a fun and amazing game but I don't think I can play it anymore right now. Is 100% worth it? Some of these moons are insane to find and places like Shiveria don't even give you the proper location when you buy hints from Toad. It's starting to feel more like a chore than like fun.
^ don't feel compelled to do something just to tick a box, this isn't Assassins Creed (Zing). Do it until it is no longer fun. You've already had many happy hours with the game, don't burn out, just quit while you're ahead.
That would explain why I couldn't get the Koopa one in the desert to work.
Probably a stupid question, so you can also jump into paintings to go to another world as well as powering your ship?
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I'm at a little over 800 moons and still enjoying myself . If I were feeling fatigued, I'd take a break. Don't dampen your experience by feeling the need to 100% it right now.
I had the same feeling throughout the whole game.
I never played Yooka-Laylee, but I figure from its reputation that Odyssey is a more proper BK successor than that game was.
Ok, I'm confused now. I unlocked a painting in the sand kingdom to leads to
should I go through it now?
Done some research and apparently they take you to certain levels you can't reach without the paintings.
new donk city
Done some research and apparently they take you to certain levels you can't reach without the paintings.
Sure. They usually lead to a
floating island where you can grab a flag and a moon
You can grab it and then come straight back to the Sand Kingdom.
Argh! Can someone help me with the Koopa Freerunning in Wooded Kingdom?
I can't seem to pull off that crazy long jump the Gold Koopa does near the end.
I can't seem to pull off that crazy long jump the Gold Koopa does near the end.
I've got like half of a probably-too-long review written up for this game and dunno if I feel like finishing it. I'm feeling kind of spent after 100%ing this.
Mostly it just puts me in the mood to play other Mario games now.
- long jump
- throw the cap
- initiate a ground pound
- immediately press AND HOLD the cap/dive button
- bounce off the cap
- dive again
Mostly it just puts me in the mood to play other Mario games now.
- long jump
- throw the cap
- initiate a ground pound
- immediately press AND HOLD the cap/dive button
- bounce off the cap
- dive again
It bothers me somehow that the game spoilered me a Kingdom through a warp painting...
The (postgame i guess?) Kingdom is
I really didn't know this Kingdom was going to be in the Game. Still surprised but it would be way better if i unlocked it through beating the Game...
The (postgame i guess?) Kingdom is
Hidden content
Loading times of downloaded games are always better. But -> Maindrive > cart > micro SD-cart.
If Toad/the bird cant give you any more hints.
You really feel that way? Isn't even more fun to discover it yourself, rather than have the game hand it to you at the end? That's how I feel about it.
This is not true. Cart is slower but its negligible.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/d...rosd-cards-for-switch-loading-time-comparison
I can't relate to this at all. It doesn't matter when the moment of a reveal happens and I certainly wasn't expecting it to happen when it did.
I was expecting something post game. I wa not expecting something that big midway through the game.
Ok, I just finished Darker Side. I'm sitting at 879 moons, with only one thing left to do.
Time for some more jump-rope! : /
There's an 8-Bit section in Bowser's kingdom that has that music
.
Time for some more jump-rope! : /
There's an 8-Bit section in Bowser's kingdom that has that music
(moons 31 and 32)
Just finished the main story with 380+ moons and 500+ purp coins. The game was top shelf as expected. I found the ending super charming even though I don't typically care about the story in these type of games.
Is it worth my time to grind all the power moons? No spoilers, just wondering if the payoff is worth it or if I should move on to my neverending backlog. I liked hunting around for the moons but I just saw a post saying how many there actually are
Is it worth my time to grind all the power moons? No spoilers, just wondering if the payoff is worth it or if I should move on to my neverending backlog. I liked hunting around for the moons but I just saw a post saying how many there actually are
Ok, I just did it in about 20-30 tries. The bike helps with the jumping height, but I lost a few times north of 80 because the damn thing shifts a bit laterally with each jump (I'm not sure if this affects the actual hit detection, but at the very least, it was distracting). I ended up just jumping with the rhythm of the women's voice with my eyes closed. Wound up fucking up at 102 when I heard the moon chime.
Also, it's a bit of a pain getting yourself set up properly. Would have been less frustrating if they could wait with the swinging until you're standing between them.
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Yesterday I explored the desert as much as I could and decided to look at a guide for those final few moons I was missing, since I'd looked everywhere. A few of those were the most well hidden or devious moons I've encountered til now.
If you found these by yourself, congrats
Would've never found these by myself. Currently at 580 moons and relaxing in the seaside kingdom. This is one of my favorites to just explore and mess around in.
I'm doing cleanup on all the levels, but I've started to skip the races. The early ones were easy but the ones that take 1m+ like the lake kingdom drive me crazy.
Those gravity jumps were already in the first Galaxy as well
- The one in a hidden room in quicksand. There was a visual clue, but it was almost impossible to spot
- The one in the cave or pyramid where you have to enter the hole the moving pillars come out of, dang
- The one cappy-able cactus
- Letting Cappy spin on the poison sign, never thought about doing that
- The glowing cactus you have to bash against... but make sure he lands in the sand and not over the cliff
- The one in the cave or pyramid where you have to enter the hole the moving pillars come out of, dang
- The one cappy-able cactus
- Letting Cappy spin on the poison sign, never thought about doing that
- The glowing cactus you have to bash against... but make sure he lands in the sand and not over the cliff
If you found these by yourself, congrats
Would've never found these by myself. Currently at 580 moons and relaxing in the seaside kingdom. This is one of my favorites to just explore and mess around in.
I'm doing cleanup on all the levels, but I've started to skip the races. The early ones were easy but the ones that take 1m+ like the lake kingdom drive me crazy.
Those gravity jumps were already in the first Galaxy as well
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I'm still surprised and happy about the reveal of that kingdom but it would be way cooler if you just start there without a warning after the credits or something like that. That would have blown my mind.
Pretty sure that i have read that article. Seems like i remembered it wrong...
There are a few moons like that in the game. The give-away is the object in question wearing a small hat. When in doubt, just groundpound and toss Cappy at anything that looks remotely noteworthy.
Also, before going for the guide, try talking to the parrot first, he gives you the names of a few missing moons free of charge, and that can often be enough to tip you off.
As for the second one, all the smaller sub-areas have two moons - one primary and one hidden.
I know, but usually Cappy says 'there's a power moon in here!' but in some of those extra areas in the desert he didn't say anything, made me think there was nothing there.
See, I'm the exact opposite. I did 2-player mode, parked Mario as far away as possible and soloed with Cappy.
There should be a list in game? This might only show up once you beat it though not sure.
I want your Mario skills, lol. I got as far as the
whirlwind gliding part
fire pit hops
Surprisingly I got through the
Dark Side boss rush