Talk:The Impact Site
There's something missing in this article: An excerpt from the music. If someone is gonna put one, then please also pay attention to The Forest of Hope [SRB2]EspyoT 14:23, 7 November 2008 (UTC) EDIT: Yeah! That's what I'm talking about. Thanks Prezintenden. [SRB2]EspyoT 16:07, 8 November 2008 (UTC)
You needed 29 parts... just for THAT!? Oh, the irony!
Um, me here. Anyway, we all know that the Impact Site and the Final Trial make up the Wistful Wild in Pikmin 2, correct? Well, in the original game's level selection map, you could clearly see the Final Trial was wayyyy out across a lake, far away from the Impact Site. You needed 29 out of 30 ship parts to get there...
...You all see where I'm trying to get at, correct? Plate tectonics on the Pikmin planet must move incredibly fast! O_o ---So sayeth LE the Creator. 16:02, 13 December 2008 (UTC)
- Yeah, we were talking about this on Talk:Wistful Wild. —Jimbo Jambo
If plate techtonics moved that fast, this planet would suffer from reagulair earthquakes...(witch it doesn't)Nin10dude
Screeny Map
I was just wondering if we could get a top view screeny like in the pikmin 2 ones... Either way just wondering.--Prof. 01:05, 6 April 2009 (UTC)
- Those were found on a Japanese site somewhere, by ocolor IIRC, so unless ones for Pikmin 1 exist already, we can't produce them. Capturing the whole level is pretty hard, since it's different sizes at different elevations.GP
Map
I have discovered that the map of the area is not correct. There are many Pellets missing (including the 20 ones). Also, there are some pellets in the map that are drawn as if they were 20s and they are 10s.
Least Visited Area
This article says that the Impact Site is the least visited area on a regular playthrough. Wouldn't that be the Final Trial? You're required to go to the Impact Site twice for the Main Engine and the Positron Generator, and a lot of people do the Final Trial in 1 day. If you do take one day to open the path to Emporer Bulblax and another to beat him, that's a tie for least visited area. --Jelloratbob 18:41, 27 April 2011 (EDT)