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In February 2023, the JRB treasure of the ocean cave was brought from 1 to 0.5 A presses. The A button needs to be held for hyperspeed kicking. It was already before discovered that big horizontal speed is enough to reach the star, thanks to the rock near the chests. But it took all until now, that people discover to build speed using the long slope with the ! switch. The problem is that going from water to resume building speed loses some amount of speed (which is why HSW couldn't be used), but using this method, gaining speed finally managed to be bigger than losing from resuming it. | In February 2023, the JRB treasure of the ocean cave was brought from 1 to 0.5 A presses. The A button needs to be held for hyperspeed kicking. It was already before discovered that big horizontal speed is enough to reach the star, thanks to the rock near the chests. But it took all until now, that people discover to build speed using the long slope with the ! switch. The problem is that going from water to resume building speed loses some amount of speed (which is why HSW couldn't be used), but using this method, gaining speed finally managed to be bigger than losing from resuming it. | ||
In October 2023, the [[Watch for Rolling Rocks]] star was brought down from 0.5 A Presses to 0 A presses. This was achieved by breaking the red coin room elevator out of bound, allowing to transport scuttlebugs out of their typical rooms to bounce up to the ledge. | |||
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