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==Level looping== | ==Level looping== | ||
{{Main article|Level looping}} | |||
Using the inventory glitch, it is possible to get out of bounds and essentially "fall" to a different location in the level. If you stand on an edge and use the inventory glitch, you are able to jump off the edge and out of bounds, into the darkness. As the inventory is open, you are able to skip the death triggers, which would kill you in normal play. | Using the inventory glitch, it is possible to get out of bounds and essentially "fall" to a different location in the level. If you stand on an edge and use the inventory glitch, you are able to jump off the edge and out of bounds, into the darkness. As the inventory is open, you are able to skip the death triggers, which would kill you in normal play. | ||
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==Void launch== | ==Void launch== | ||
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==Knockback dash== | ==Knockback dash== | ||
The [[club]]'s power-up attack (pressing {{B|S}}) can be used on walls and certain objects to push Dan back. That, in conjunction with turning, the [[Daring Dash]], and running, can increase Dan's speed much higher than normal. Performing the glitch requires high precision, therefore it is considered an advanced technique by speedrunnners and not recommended for beginners. This glitch is also known and referred to as KBD. | The [[club]]'s power-up attack (pressing {{B|S}}) can be used on walls and certain objects to push Dan back. That, in conjunction with turning, the [[Daring Dash]], and running, can increase Dan's speed much higher than normal. Performing the glitch requires high precision, therefore it is considered an advanced technique by speedrunnners and not recommended for beginners. This glitch is also known and referred to as KBD. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* One of the main reasons for the emulator of choice for speedrunning MediEvil (1998) to be ePSXe 2.0.0, is because the ''' | * One of the main reasons for the emulator of choice for speedrunning MediEvil (1998) to be ePSXe 2.0.0, is because the '''soldiers despawn''' glitch can only performed on this emulator, on this specific version. | ||
==Navigation== | ==Navigation== | ||
{{MediEvil gameplay}} | {{MediEvil gameplay}} | ||
[[Category:Glitches]] | [[Category:Glitches]] | ||