LuigiFan1 aka Star | Baldi's Basics Classic Remastered - Playing Glitch Style in every way possible + Bonus @LuigiFan1akaStar | Uploaded 1 year ago | Updated 1 day ago
Welcome to LuigiFan1's mini serie of Baldi's Basics Classic Remastered. In this small one I'm simply playing each of the style in every single twist as possible, which is simply lots of Baldi's Basics. That's really it for this idea and I might add in a little special one as well. This one would be considered as Part 4 of this mini serie.
Glitch Style
Compared to Classic Style, this is really completely different. First off, there's no intro with Baldi saying the usual "Oh hi! Welcome to my [ERROR]!" like the other three, instead just straight into the action. Secondly, there's few less items but the items are the Dirty Chalk Eraser instead as well. Then, we only have like a smarter Baldi. Null/Red Baldloon acts similar to Baldi but when a door is close to them, it will open and close automatically without needing to enter the room. Null will also shout some random lines from time to time. Also, the windows will be broken if Null/Red Baldloon can see you through them. That's like all I can describe this style. Otherwise, it's typical collect all 7 notebooks. If I make it to the boss fight, I will do it as well for Glitch Style specifically.
Mirrored
There's no Mirrored setting in Glitch Style, instead it goes to normal Story Mode. If it existed though, I don't think it would necessary be harder. It's just whenever you are confused by the whole "right is left and left is right" gimmick.
Lights Out
There's no Lights Out setting in Glitch Style, instead it goes to normal Story Mode. If it existed though, I'm very doubtful whenever it would be harder or not. Mostly because I don't recall if the limited sight also effects the crew, neither do I know if that would have anything different towards Null/Red Baldloon. So, I would say it's doubtful.
Hard Mode
There's no Hard Mode setting in Glitch Style, instead it goes to normal Story Mode. If it existed though, why the heck would anyone really check this box? I don't know otherwise what different that would really do than no pause of the YCTP.
Authentic
Makes the whole game play like 1999 with different controls. Left and right makes the character to turn instead, the Staminometer have a lever to toggle on run and you need to click on the item in the old inventory to even use it. Other than that, it's the same as normal Story Mode.
Chaos Mode
After each notebook collected, on top of the normal stuff happening, a clone of each character spawns in and possible where the original character spawns in, making it up to 3 each already on notebook #2. What fun! Goo-
Endless Mode
There's no Endless Mode in Glitch Style, instead it goes to normal Story Mode. If it existed though, I doubt you would get more than 7 notebooks anyway, perhaps 9 notebooks but more than that feels impossible to get. After all, Null/Red Baldloon is smarter than what Baldi is normally.
I hope you enjoy this Baldi's Basics video because I won't do more now.
Debug Mode
Debug Mode is basically some kind of Mod Menu, where you can give you certain stuff in the game. Invincibility on makes so you can get hurted by Baldi, so it would be like Free Run but with Baldi in it once you get a wrong answer. Noclip is probably self explained, you can go through walls and other stuff. Super Speed makes you insanely fast, you don't even need to hold the run button to outrun Baldi or anyone else. Unlimited Items makes so that you can use an item pretty much unlimited times except from potentially few of them for some reason. However, It's a Bully can still take it away. Otherwise, you can click on an item to get it into your inventory slots with pretty much all the Baldi's Basics Plus items. That's all to the Debug Mode!
0:00 Story Mode
10:33 Authentic
11:59 Chaos Mode
16:08 Debug Mode - Classic Style
18:12 Debug Mode - Party Style
27:07 Debug Mode - Demo Style
28:54 Debug Mode - Glitch Style
Welcome to LuigiFan1's mini serie of Baldi's Basics Classic Remastered. In this small one I'm simply playing each of the style in every single twist as possible, which is simply lots of Baldi's Basics. That's really it for this idea and I might add in a little special one as well. This one would be considered as Part 4 of this mini serie.
Glitch Style
Compared to Classic Style, this is really completely different. First off, there's no intro with Baldi saying the usual "Oh hi! Welcome to my [ERROR]!" like the other three, instead just straight into the action. Secondly, there's few less items but the items are the Dirty Chalk Eraser instead as well. Then, we only have like a smarter Baldi. Null/Red Baldloon acts similar to Baldi but when a door is close to them, it will open and close automatically without needing to enter the room. Null will also shout some random lines from time to time. Also, the windows will be broken if Null/Red Baldloon can see you through them. That's like all I can describe this style. Otherwise, it's typical collect all 7 notebooks. If I make it to the boss fight, I will do it as well for Glitch Style specifically.
Mirrored
There's no Mirrored setting in Glitch Style, instead it goes to normal Story Mode. If it existed though, I don't think it would necessary be harder. It's just whenever you are confused by the whole "right is left and left is right" gimmick.
Lights Out
There's no Lights Out setting in Glitch Style, instead it goes to normal Story Mode. If it existed though, I'm very doubtful whenever it would be harder or not. Mostly because I don't recall if the limited sight also effects the crew, neither do I know if that would have anything different towards Null/Red Baldloon. So, I would say it's doubtful.
Hard Mode
There's no Hard Mode setting in Glitch Style, instead it goes to normal Story Mode. If it existed though, why the heck would anyone really check this box? I don't know otherwise what different that would really do than no pause of the YCTP.
Authentic
Makes the whole game play like 1999 with different controls. Left and right makes the character to turn instead, the Staminometer have a lever to toggle on run and you need to click on the item in the old inventory to even use it. Other than that, it's the same as normal Story Mode.
Chaos Mode
After each notebook collected, on top of the normal stuff happening, a clone of each character spawns in and possible where the original character spawns in, making it up to 3 each already on notebook #2. What fun! Goo-
Endless Mode
There's no Endless Mode in Glitch Style, instead it goes to normal Story Mode. If it existed though, I doubt you would get more than 7 notebooks anyway, perhaps 9 notebooks but more than that feels impossible to get. After all, Null/Red Baldloon is smarter than what Baldi is normally.
I hope you enjoy this Baldi's Basics video because I won't do more now.
Debug Mode
Debug Mode is basically some kind of Mod Menu, where you can give you certain stuff in the game. Invincibility on makes so you can get hurted by Baldi, so it would be like Free Run but with Baldi in it once you get a wrong answer. Noclip is probably self explained, you can go through walls and other stuff. Super Speed makes you insanely fast, you don't even need to hold the run button to outrun Baldi or anyone else. Unlimited Items makes so that you can use an item pretty much unlimited times except from potentially few of them for some reason. However, It's a Bully can still take it away. Otherwise, you can click on an item to get it into your inventory slots with pretty much all the Baldi's Basics Plus items. That's all to the Debug Mode!
0:00 Story Mode
10:33 Authentic
11:59 Chaos Mode
16:08 Debug Mode - Classic Style
18:12 Debug Mode - Party Style
27:07 Debug Mode - Demo Style
28:54 Debug Mode - Glitch Style
