Everything You Need To Know About Stars - B3313 0.9

Ohhhh, when Vinny played B3313 again a few days ago, he mentioned (and showed) a spreadsheet he was using, and it looked VERY similar to the one you showed off. Now that it's public, I see that it is the exact same one, so I guess you or someone else gave Vinny a link to the spreadsheet so he could reference it, cool!

This might go against your desire to not spoil the most interesting things about the game, but a compilation of every scare/crash/special event (or, just how to reach them without actually showing them) would be neat

Randomly got this video recommended to me, kind of crazy that you are still going. As a little kid I remember using your Zelda Classic tutorial to learn how to use it and playing through stuff like Mitch and the Adventures (and that was what, 15 years ago? crazy how I still remember them so clearly.) Hope you've been doing good o7

I obsess over this romhack and its secrets, and videos like these further my interest in the game. I'm glad these overviews exist. As much as I can learn about it, even if it rides the line of being spoiled on certain areas it will always renew some part of me that would want to boot up the romhack and check it out myself. While some of the bigger topics have been tackled, there are still some pieces and secrets that could be a great help to people if they might not know about what can permanently alter a save file. While one of the most important changes to the experience of B3313 is the Red Stars and how they affect the moveset and warps, another thing that could be covered that lots of casual players end up facing is the Hard Mode of the game. Shedding some light on it, it can be a great service to people who might not want to encounter how seriously annoying Hard Mode is. What could trigger it, what objects are introduced and maybe a little more about other objects that the game throws at you randomly as well like the silver or invisible dotted coins. If there is anything interesting to point out about them of course. Thank you very much for these great videos. They do, again enhance my interest and experience with the romhack.

I've been playing this hack at least like 2-3 hours a day every day since it's released, and just when I think i've figured it out I always find that there's more stuff. Love the videos you make on it!

Great video as always my friend, cheers also, gotta love the pannen bit at 15:17 even w the funky music lmao

"B3313 or Build 3313 (also called SM64 Internal Plexus) is a ROM Hack of Super Mario 64 developed by ChrisRLillo and his dev team. It is the largest beta-based SM64 hack to date, especially regarding the number of accessible areas, but also the star count and various other aspects. ... There are 131 areas (135 if you count all instances of Checkerboard and Snow Slider separately), each with at least one intended warp leading to them. Due to the hack's confusing and inconsistent nature, trying to find a linearity and/or pattern between them is a futile effort, and should rather be considered an open-world system with no clear edges." wow

tfw your star ID setup gets pannenkoek'd

these are some of my favourite videos to watch when i’m not watching videos of people picking their noses or something

I love that when you started explaining the stars with the graphs and stuff, you used the flipped version of the file select theme, like an alternate reality pannenkoek.

These guides are so helpful.

thank you so much for sharing the spreadsheet! Never knew SGI Indy had that upper area wow

The spreadsheet is absolutely goated Godlike work my dude, thanks a million for it! This may be the end of you covering 0.9, but I do hope to see you again whenever the real 1.0 drops (if it does) Cheers!

This is a great effort put in to unraveling a lot of what this game holds. After playing 0.7 to death it's neat to peek behind the curtain for some of the inner workings on this amazing hack.

great video as always. thanks!

Given it updated the moment you touched the star instead of when you saved, I'd say it's most likely reading the RAM area that gets copied to the save chip when you click the save option. I bet that could make for some neat effects. I mean, how scary would it be if part of a horror event was to silently save the current star list and then temporarily clear it in RAM? The save would be quietly loaded back in afterward, and of course loaded as normal if the player quit prematurely, so no progress is actually lost; but just imagine the look on a player's face when the star display (and most likely the ingame counter as well, since it updates with the same timing when collecting a star) suddenly loses everything.

As a Native American, I can see the value in guides such as this

good informative, very video!

amazing video dude

This is awesome