This modification reimagines the Yoshi's Story stage, focusing on altering its fundamental design. The core objective is to create a completely flat stage by removing all platforms and elevation changes. This design choice significantly impacts gameplay, shifting the focus to ground-based combat and movement strategies.

What are the main changes to the stage?

The primary alteration in this modification is the complete flattening of the Yoshi's Story stage. By eliminating all platforms, the stage transforms into a single, level plane. This change affects character movement and combat dynamics, emphasizing ground-based techniques and strategies.

Key Features

Flat Stage Design: The removal of all platforms results in a completely flat stage, altering the dynamics of character movement and combat. Selective Element Removal: While Shy Guys are removed from the stage, Randal remains present, creating a unique combination of stage elements.

Gameplay Implications

The flat design encourages players to focus on ground-based combat and movement. Without platforms, aerial strategies are less effective, and players must rely on ground attacks, dashes, and other techniques.

How does the removal of Shy Guys affect gameplay?

The removal of Shy Guys, while Randal remains, introduces a selective approach to stage hazards. This creates a different gameplay experience compared to the original stage design, where both elements were present.

Stage Element Changes

The modification makes specific changes to the stage elements, focusing on removing certain interactive components while retaining others. This selective approach aims to create a unique gameplay environment.

Randal's Role

Randal's continued presence on the stage means that players still need to account for this element while navigating the flat terrain. This creates a contrast between the removed Shy Guys and the remaining Randal, adding a layer of complexity to stage awareness.