Originally posted by Surlent

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But as seem as I'm stuck in a very early portion in the game
This image shows it. Copy and paste it, since Lycos doesn't like direkt clicking; and I don't want to spoil something by having the map open (although it only shows a tiny portion of Brinstar):

http://mitglied.lycos.de/mithrandir21/Stuck.png

That grey door in the room below also never seems to open for me.

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Originally posted by cecil99

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Well I'm officially stuck in the water. Can't get out. Here is the location of where I am.

Edit: I have not save with the real save instead of the save state forever. So I'm not going to start all over to my save spot.

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Originally posted by Megaman-Omega

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Drewseph...Quite simply...This...Hack...Is...GODLY!!!
This- This is amazing! Words can't describe it.
You're doing all this dening every rom hacking rule I know of.
You've changes damage, you've expanded relentlessly, you've moved everything around, you've changed the Physics! Hell why not hold back You've changed EVERYTHING!!!
This is better than anything Nintendo has pulled out. You could mix Metroid 1, 2, Super, Fusion, and Zero Mission and I'd still say this hack would be better.
You've not only of gotten rid of the "To-Do List" that the modern Metroid's have had but have so convniently hid things you'll never think to look there. You wierded out many people by having no reward for beating Karid while at the same time I found the Varia Suit by ACCIDENT.
Hell why not just out and say it. This hackhas gone far beyond the reaches of a Super Metroid hack. No. This could easily be known as Metroid Five. The only thing that could say that this isn't a Nintendo sequel is that it's to good for that.
You have out did yourself Drewseph. My compliments. This is amazing.

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Originally posted by The Sage Of Time

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I don't know why people are complaining about wall jumping.. To me, it is is easier to preform than it was in the original! Pfft, it didn't take me very long to catch onto it at all, but then.. I actually use a controller. I wouldn't ever suggest anyone to play this hack (or any SNES game actually) with a keyboard..

Ah well, I'm having a blast with this so far!

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Originally posted by Chibi Gatomon

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now I'm at a standstill, I got the power bombs and now I don't know where to head to next, I broke the glass tube past Kraid's room but I doubt I'm ready to tackle Maridia yet, and the path back into Norfair leads to some rooms that use grappling beam blocks and a few dead ends

what should my next course of action be?

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Originally posted by MogGuy

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And, here's a list of the things I like about this hack:
1) The original Metroid feel (it almost feels like the original with SNES graphics)
2) The stronger enemies
3) The new elevator areas
4) The new morph ball sprite
5) Hell's Run
6) The maze-like qualities
7) The new [super] missle tanks
8) The original ideas (the reflectors, etc)
9) The new Wall Jump (it feels like the other Metroid games)
10) The overall difficulty! It gives me something to think about in Spanish class

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Originally posted by Dragonsbrethren

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I don't want to sound like an asshole but you're doing something wrong. SMILE is your only option now, there are no other editors available or in development, you're either going to have to learn to use it or make your own.

Did you edit Ceres like AlexAR said? If you did don't edit Ceres, it's as simple as that, even Drewseph didn't edit Ceres in SM: Redesign, that proves you shouldn't be touching that area. Having Ceres in your hack wouldn't make sense anyway, just use SMILE's "Disable Intro" option.

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