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− | A variation of the 3bj is the [[TRHbj]] which involves different timing for placing the bombs. | + | A variation of the 3bj is the [[TRHbj]] which involves different timing for placing the bombs. |
− | [http://trh.metroid2002.com/vids/echoes/2tbj_tbj_comparison.avi] | + | [http://trh.metroid2002.com/vids/echoes/2tbj_tbj_comparison.avi A video demonstration of a Morphed 3bj followed by a morphed TRHbj] |
Revision as of 16:47, 29 November 2004
Discovered by: Solr_Flare, Kip, Sess, others
The 3bj is one of the few surviving advanced bomb techniques from the original Metroid Prime that is present in Echoes. It was born initially out of the search for a way to complete the Geothermal room in Metroid Prime without Space Jump. The bomb jump works by using the physics of the Metroid Prime games to "build momentum" with additional bomb explosions.
The best way to describe a 3bj is its a double bomb jump with an extra bomb and different timing to place the second bomb. Here is how its done:
1) Place the first bomb on the ground.
2) The instant the first bomb goes off place the second bomb.
3) Near the height of your jump place the third, then fouth bombs.
4) You will then fall down as the second bomb goes off, sending you up into the third then fourth bombs as they go off.
Basically it makes it into a dbj only you have 2 bombs in the air instead of one. So you get a little bit of an extra push.
Also, like most bomb jumps, the 3bj can be done as a Morphed Bomb Jump and/or a Laddered Bomb Jump.
A variation of the 3bj is the TRHbj which involves different timing for placing the bombs.
A video demonstration of a Morphed 3bj followed by a morphed TRHbj