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The '''Press''' is a crushing spiked trap from Mega Man 2 that is featured in Mega Man Maker. The Press is ceiling mounted spike plate that hangs on a chain and dangles a set distance above the ground. | The '''Press''' is a crushing spiked trap from ''[[Mega Man 2]]'' that is featured in ''[[Mega Man Maker]]''. The Press is ceiling mounted spike plate that hangs on a chain and dangles a set distance above the ground. | ||
If the player character nears a Press it will quickly drop down to try and crush them and do 8 HP damage to them. Once it hits the ground, it will stop and make a crashing sound, then be pulled by it's chain back up to its original location where it will then reset. While the Press is retreating it will not attempt to crush the player, allowing for a brief period to get past it once initially triggered. | If the player character nears a Press it will quickly drop down to try and crush them and do 8 HP damage to them. Once it hits the ground, it will stop and make a crashing sound, then be pulled by it's chain back up to its original location where it will then reset. While the Press is retreating it will not attempt to crush the player, allowing for a brief period to get past it once initially triggered. | ||
In Mega Man Maker, the chain of the Press was changed to have no collision, where it originally in Mega Man 2 would damage the player just as much as the spiked press portion itself. This allows the player to more easily get passed the Press by being potentially able to jump over it in addition to going under it. Also other than having it be placed directly on the ceiling, the Press can also be set to have its default position to be lower. | In ''Mega Man Maker'', the chain of the Press was changed to have no collision, where it originally in ''Mega Man 2'' would damage the player just as much as the spiked press portion itself. This allows the player to more easily get passed the Press by being potentially able to jump over it in addition to going under it. Also other than having it be placed directly on the ceiling, the Press can also be set to have its default position to be lower. | ||
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The Press is a crushing spiked trap from Mega Man 2 that is featured in Mega Man Maker. The Press is ceiling mounted spike plate that hangs on a chain and dangles a set distance above the ground.
If the player character nears a Press it will quickly drop down to try and crush them and do 8 HP damage to them. Once it hits the ground, it will stop and make a crashing sound, then be pulled by it's chain back up to its original location where it will then reset. While the Press is retreating it will not attempt to crush the player, allowing for a brief period to get past it once initially triggered.
In Mega Man Maker, the chain of the Press was changed to have no collision, where it originally in Mega Man 2 would damage the player just as much as the spiked press portion itself. This allows the player to more easily get passed the Press by being potentially able to jump over it in addition to going under it. Also other than having it be placed directly on the ceiling, the Press can also be set to have its default position to be lower.