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The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap (2004)

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My first time trying an async and it sure was interesting. Timed OHKO is a very annoying setting but I managed to deal with it.

Asyncs are races that can be done at any time. The seeds get posted at the beginning of the month and you can do them whenever you want and post your time to the leaderboard. The most interesting part of asyncs is that the settings are not known when you start. You need to figure out what the settings are by playing the seed. The settings are randomized based on a pool of settings that get altered by the winner of each race in the previous month.

More info on asyncs and the current seeds can be found at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/147YgssBGYTMpADILWUv56-F-7zNvPkacttKx1-0Gzr8/edit#gid=0

You can find out more about the randomizer and download it here: https://github.com/minishmaker/randomizer/releases

Timed OHKO puts a countdown timer in the bottom left corner of the screen. When the time hits 0, you are put into OHKO mode and any hit will kill you. You can find green clocks to increase your timer and can also find red clocks which will decrease your timer.

Pedestal items puts item checks on the pedestal where you would normally get your sword upgrades in vanilla with 2, 3, and 4 elements.

The basic premise of keysanity is that dungeon small keys and boss keys can be found anywhere between dungeons and the overworld. This creates a whole new wrinkle in routing since you most likely won''t be able to complete dungeons on the first pass and have to think about how you want to use your keys. Maps and compasses can also be found anywhere.

Rupee mania puts all of the free standing rupees into the item pool, greatly increasing the amount of checks available.

I stream all of my randomizers live on Twitch at https://twitch.tv/mashy

#zelda #theminishcap #tmcrandomizer

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