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@Seahawk. Sorry, There is a third dungeon. You need to get the Mystery Box to master the game, not the Happiness Box. Next time you play you should start on the third and final dungeon though. Which probably means you have more point opportunities than the rest of us.
You are the first person to the final dungeon though so still - Congratulations!
Because it is SRAM enabled your last score should show up next time you die.
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How did you manage 60k? That seems unbelievably high.
Maximize the trick bags.
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Kong got that score by skipping the box and leaving the game running for like three days, if I remember right. I also think he used the thing where you use the clone staff on the money bag enemies.
I don't think I reached the box.
I left it running for 3 days because it was before SRAM was enabled.
I'm not sure if I had a clone staff or not. But the best way to get points is cloning trick bags.
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Btw did you guys try a muddle herb yet? Eat it don't throw it.
I haven't tried it but I saw your screenshot. Is there any benefit?
@Seahawk. Sorry, There is a third dungeon. You need to get the Mystery Box to master the game, not the Happiness Box. Next time you play you should start on the third and final dungeon though. Which probably means you have more point opportunities than the rest of us.
No. As I said it did not save. Both the score and the act of clearing the dungeon were lost. Worse still, it cleared out my dungeon data, so I could not play it again from the auto-save checkpoint.
I don't know if it was a glitch, or bad timing during submitting the score during the ending (because the game is terminated immediately), or just plain bad luck, but I will have to get the Happiness Box and safely escape again.
The next dungeon has the Mystery Box on floor 30. I don't know if the credits will roll for that event though.
Re: Taloons Great Adventure Mystery Dungeon » Super Nintendo
The third dungeon is technically a bonus dungeon, should it be required for mastery? From what I read beating the second gives you a credit roll and everything.
All muddle does is make enemies look like Taloon and items look like flowers, and give you a small amount of food.
Re: Taloons Great Adventure Mystery Dungeon » Super Nintendo
I'm sure it will save, it was just bad coding practices by the developers i.e. erasing dungeon data and then not writing end game scores and flags until the ending is over.
Re: Taloons Great Adventure Mystery Dungeon » Super Nintendo
It's not official but the walkthrough on Gamefaqs lists the third as the bonus dungeon and it walks through it after it lists the credits. I'm fine with whatever just bringing it up to be clear.
I got ice in my veins, blood in my eyes
Hate in my heart, love in my mind
I seen nights full of pain, days of the same
You keep the sunshine, save me the rain
I search but never find, hurt but never cry
Re: Taloons Great Adventure Mystery Dungeon » Super Nintendo
@520Outlaw- Nah fullmode doesn't let you submit scores or mastery. Brawl is only using it because when he does other stuff, like chat, it slows down score mode for him.
@thetedster- You actually had this game as a kid? I'm surprised to hear that it seems really obscure.
@Kong- Do you remember exactly what you have to do to be able to store stuff? I know it requires like 4-5 upgrades to the shop but if I read the in game chat right(it's hard to see) you need to also bring the safe back once.
Of course I had two excellent runs before I was able to store anything. The first one I was 300 shy of the third place score and had to use outside. I had a metal babble shield +8 or so and a Dragon sword upgraded to some good number. The very next run I found this early, it was infuriating.
Re: Taloons Great Adventure Mystery Dungeon » Super Nintendo
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Yeah, it was a question of if you can do it here. Sounds like our emulator might erase your data if you get the happiness box.
The emulator isn't erasing data. The emulator isn't doing anything wrong.
It's bad coding by the game makers combined with the fact that when you submit a score it is equivalent to turning off the game system.
The developers remembered to erase the dungeon data as usual when you exit, but for the special case of successfully returning with the happiness box, they forgot to save the high score data. I'm assuming the data gets saved after the ending is over, but every other time the data is saved immediately when exiting the dungeon so there's no reason they should have done it differently for the ending.
This is bad because there is now a large time frame where the game data is not saved, and there would be no way to recover it if the player turns off the console or there is a power outage, etc.
This is what happens when you submit a score with F12 - the game execution is ceased, and the data is lost. This is where your planned feature of being able to continue playing after submitting a score would be handy.
Re: Taloons Great Adventure Mystery Dungeon » Super Nintendo
To get the vault you just need to upgrade your shop several times. The safe lets you put 10 items in the vault even if you die. The outside lets you quit and put all your items in the safe.
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The text was hard to read but I'm pretty certain the wife said if you bring back the safe it will allow you to store stuff once the shop is upgraded, the second bigger part completed.
@SH- Did you get that far and find yourself unable to store stuff? Did you ever bring the safe back to town?
Re: Taloons Great Adventure Mystery Dungeon » Super Nintendo
I played this via emulator when possible, before hand I had purchased a famicom and had ordered snes games online when it was possible, and beforehand when Nintendo Power had a company that would make them available via telephone.
Re: Taloons Great Adventure Mystery Dungeon » Super Nintendo
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@SH- Did you get that far and find yourself unable to store stuff? Did you ever bring the safe back to town?
When you die, you lose half your money and all your items.
As far as I can tell having the safe lets you keep another half of your money for shop expansion, i.e. you keep 3/4 of your money.
It's only good for advancing your shop faster, it doesn't let you keep items if you die. So after you have the largest shop, it is useless.
When you successfully leave a dungeon, you bring back everything. It seems that when you bring back enough for a shop expansion, you do not get the prompt to put items in the vault, so you lose everything automatically. I think every time I successfully escaped coincided with a shop expansion, so that's why I never was able to store anything. I have the biggest shop now so I get asked to store things every time now.
I'm starting to think the devs were on crack or something some days during development, with all these oversights....
The bug feature with storing stuff is confirmed. If you finish the dungeon and then trigger the next store event or the ending, you will not get the chance to store any items, you will lose it all.
Check out what I'm losing =(
When you submit the ending, wait for THE END to be displayed, otherwise you will lose both your clear save data and the dungeon data amd you will have to get the box again to access the extra dungeon.
Re: Taloons Great Adventure Mystery Dungeon » Super Nintendo
Just started playing this one and learning the ropes. So frustrating when your having a good run with items etc but you never find ANY bread.
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Cant seem to work this game out. Got to floor 10 of the main dungeon, I was level 10 or 11 but incredibly weak against the armored dudes and wyverns. my strength was 1/9 as I didnt see one antidote or strength the whole way.
I only had 1100 gold. How do you kill those trick bags?
My top score is my gold from the trial dungeon, 2300.
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You gotta watch those mushroom dudes. If you allow them to attack you multiple times you will lose strength. Sometimes you just won't find any antidotes or strength seeds.
Same with the bags, don't let them touch you. If they touch you and it doesn't miss they'll steal money and when you kill them you'll only get your money back, no extra. Kill them before they hit you and you'll get a good amount. Clone them for even better results.