Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
Not found by me, but I looked into how it works and wanted to document it.
Dangoro uses the Early Boss Flag (EBF) value for his skip timer. It counts down from 20 to 6, so normally waits for 14 frames before it skips cutscene.
I have the watch for the EBF value below Link debug info at bottom right.
By pausing right before entering fight (a few frame window), the way the timer works is changed, and it can count down to 0.
If you do a first frame cutscene skip with this messed up timer, timer will stop at 0. With timer at 0, the game doesn't realize the cutscene was skipped, so it doesn't set the flag for having watched it.
This can be repeated indefinitely.
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Not found by me, but I looked into how it works and wanted to document it.
Dangoro uses the Early Boss Flag (EBF) value for his skip timer. It counts down from 20 to 6, so normally waits for 14 frames before it skips cutscene.
I have the watch for the EBF value below Link debug info at bottom right.
By pausing right before entering fight (a few frame window), the way the timer works is changed, and it can count down to 0.
If you do a first frame cutscene skip with this messed up timer, timer will stop at 0. With timer at 0, the game doesn't realize the cutscene was skipped, so it doesn't set the flag for having watched it.
This can be repeated indefinitely.
Watch me live at twitch.tv/chrisisawesome
Stay in touch on Twitter!
twitter.com/_ChrisIsAwesome
